Record-Breaking $1M Dubai Rental Deal
Luxury Living at Villa Amalfi
Driven Properties, a top real estate brokerage, announced a record-breaking rental deal for a five-bedroom townhouse in Villa Amalfi, Jumeira Bay Island, Dubai. This fully furnished residence, rented at AED 3.7 million ($1 million) per year, now holds the title of Dubai’s most expensive townhouse rental.
Dubai South Unveils New Luxury Apartments
Discover South Living: A Premier Residential Experience
Dubai’s Real Estate Boom: Key Areas to Watch Near Al Maktoum Airport
Key Locations Set for Growth
Dubai Office Space Demand Outpaces Supply, Pre-Leasing Prevails
Future Projections and Current Trends in Dubai’s Office Market
Dubai’s Office Space Struggle: Demand Surpasses Supply
Dubai’s thirst for office space is unquenchable, with Grade A spaces predicted to be fully occupied by next year. The surge is fueled by a wave of foreign companies establishing regional bases in the emirate.
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Dubai Housing Delivery to Reach 35,000 Units by 2024
Investor Demand and Market Strength Driving Growth
Dubai: Middle East’s Wealth Hub with 72,500 Millionaires
Rising Wealth Trends in the Middle East
Dubai emerges as the wealthiest city in the Middle East, boasting a staggering 72,500 millionaires, according to a recent report. Over the past decade, the city has witnessed a remarkable 78% surge in its millionaire population, highlighting its growing prominence in global wealth dynamics.
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Emirates to Shift Entire Operations to Al Maktoum Airport by 2034
A Seamless Transition for Emirates Airline
Emirates Airline and Group chairman and CEO, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, announced that the airline would relocate all operations to Al Maktoum International Airport by 2034 in a single move, part of the D33 program. Sheikh Ahmed emphasized that there will be no split of operations during this transitional period, with all flights operating from one airport. The move is deemed necessary to accommodate the expansion of regional airlines and the aviation industry. The government of Dubai has declared that over the next few years, all operations currently conducted at Dubai International (DXB) will be moved to Al Maktoum International (DWC), with DXB’s operations fully absorbed by a new Dh128 billion passenger terminal at Dubai World Central in ten years, increasing passenger capacity to 260 million annually.