Despite the global pandemic, Dubai has seen “impressive levels” of real estate transactions over the past few months, the chief commercial officer of a United Arab Emirates-based property developer said last week.
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Dubai property transactions back at pre-Covid levels
Property transaction levels in Dubai in June hit what was previously recorded in February, setting a foundation for recovery of the local property sector for the second-half of 2020.
Where Are Dubai Investors Buying Properties?
Property sales for whole month of June up 60%, driven by low interest rates prices. Low interest rates and falling prices have convinced a number of property buyers to swing back into action after Dubai ended its lockdown.
How Dubai Metro's Route 2020 Will Impact Property Prices, Rents
Property prices and rentals around areas connected to Dubai Metro's Route 2020 will be more resilient compared to the wider market, according to property analysts and industry executives. They believe that rates will rise in the medium to long term but not in the short term due to oversupply in the market.
7 Reasons why Now is the Best Time to Buy a Home in Dubai
Buying a home in the UAE can save you money in the longer run as property prices drop. Traditionally, most expats who move to the UAE rent apartments instead of purchasing one, with the intention of saving the money they make in Dubai to buy property in their home country.
Rent-to-Own is the New Way to Buy
The rent-to-own (RTO) model is one avenue that many developers are seriously considering and which is gaining some traction in certain segments.
Bargain Opportunities in Dubai Property
Dubai’s real estate market has been reeling from the effects of a slowing economy and oversupply of residential units. Even as the market tries to fight this double-whammy, there’s hope on the horizon.
UAE extends Long-Term Visas to High Earning Executives
The UAE has said foreign executive directors will be eligible for long-term residency permits if they earn a monthly salary of AED 30,000 ($8,200), in a sign the Gulf nation is easing regulations to ensure sustained growth in the economy.