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Dubai's Most Expensive House Is For Sale: Indian Among Interested Buyers
A mansion evocative of Versailles is for sale in Dubai for 750 million dirhams ($204 million), making it the most expensive house on the market in a city where luxury property is red-hot.
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Plot Of Sand Sold For $34 Million In Dubai Gave Its Owner Profit Of 242%
The piece of land was sold to an international buyer, who will build a mansion on the plot.
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Mukesh Ambani, Lakshmi Mittal Part Of Dubai's Luxury Property Boom
This month, the Dubai Land Department reported a property deal worth $163 million on Palm Jumeirah. The relentless rise of Dubai's real-estate market over the past year means that few believe even that record will stand for too long.
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Mansion Worth $82 Million Sets A New Real Estate Record In Dubai
The Casa Del Sole residence is located on Frond G of the Palm Jumeirah, an artificial island that is shaped like a palm tree.
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Dubai's Emaar Says It's Aware Of Report CEO Detained In India: Report
Dubai's Emaar Properties is aware that its Group CEO Amit Jain has been detained in India, a spokesperson for the company said.
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Long-Term UAE Visas For Rich, Educated Foreigners In Bid To Boost Economy
The United Arab Emirates will offer long-term visas to rich property investors, senior scientists and entrepreneurs in an effort to support its economy and real estate market, which have been hurt by low oil prices.
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Dubai's Recipe For Economic Success Looks Stale As Markets Slump
In Dubai's posh Jumeirah Beach Residence district, luxury apartment rents are down about 15 percent from a year ago - a sign, some fear, that the wealthy emirate's recipe for economic success is getting stale.
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Emaar Properties Chief Was 'Really Scared' of Early 2016 Market Conditions
Emaar Properties' chairman has admitted that he was "really scared" of market conditions coming into 2016 but said the performance of Dubai's largest developer in the first quarter looked good after some severe cost cutting.
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Dubai Building Boom Continues Despite Echoes of 2008 Crash
Dubai developers are pressing ahead with their construction plans despite expectations that property prices will fall yet further this year, undaunted by memories of a 2008 crash.
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Indians Biggest Buyers of Dubai Realty in 2014: Report
Indians were the largest investors in the promising Dubai real estate market in terms of the number of buyers and transactions made in 2014, followed by Emiratis, Saudis and Kuwaitis, according to a report.
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Indians Top Investors in Dubai's Real Estate Market
Indians, British and Pakistanis ranked top three foreign investors in Dubai's real estate market with a combined share of Dh20.83 billion for 9,739 transactions in the first half of the year, according to the report by the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
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Emaar Properties to build five-star Dubai hotel in first post-crisis venture
Emaar, which had skirted clear of its home market in the aftermath of the debt crisis, said the construction of the five-star hotel will be financed mainly through pre-sales of serviced apartments.
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Dubai's Most Expensive House Is For Sale: Indian Among Interested Buyers
A mansion evocative of Versailles is for sale in Dubai for 750 million dirhams ($204 million), making it the most expensive house on the market in a city where luxury property is red-hot.
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Plot Of Sand Sold For $34 Million In Dubai Gave Its Owner Profit Of 242%
The piece of land was sold to an international buyer, who will build a mansion on the plot.
-
Mukesh Ambani, Lakshmi Mittal Part Of Dubai's Luxury Property Boom
This month, the Dubai Land Department reported a property deal worth $163 million on Palm Jumeirah. The relentless rise of Dubai's real-estate market over the past year means that few believe even that record will stand for too long.
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Mansion Worth $82 Million Sets A New Real Estate Record In Dubai
The Casa Del Sole residence is located on Frond G of the Palm Jumeirah, an artificial island that is shaped like a palm tree.
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Dubai's Emaar Says It's Aware Of Report CEO Detained In India: Report
Dubai's Emaar Properties is aware that its Group CEO Amit Jain has been detained in India, a spokesperson for the company said.
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Long-Term UAE Visas For Rich, Educated Foreigners In Bid To Boost Economy
The United Arab Emirates will offer long-term visas to rich property investors, senior scientists and entrepreneurs in an effort to support its economy and real estate market, which have been hurt by low oil prices.
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Dubai's Recipe For Economic Success Looks Stale As Markets Slump
In Dubai's posh Jumeirah Beach Residence district, luxury apartment rents are down about 15 percent from a year ago - a sign, some fear, that the wealthy emirate's recipe for economic success is getting stale.
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Emaar Properties Chief Was 'Really Scared' of Early 2016 Market Conditions
Emaar Properties' chairman has admitted that he was "really scared" of market conditions coming into 2016 but said the performance of Dubai's largest developer in the first quarter looked good after some severe cost cutting.
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Dubai Building Boom Continues Despite Echoes of 2008 Crash
Dubai developers are pressing ahead with their construction plans despite expectations that property prices will fall yet further this year, undaunted by memories of a 2008 crash.
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Indians Biggest Buyers of Dubai Realty in 2014: Report
Indians were the largest investors in the promising Dubai real estate market in terms of the number of buyers and transactions made in 2014, followed by Emiratis, Saudis and Kuwaitis, according to a report.
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Indians Top Investors in Dubai's Real Estate Market
Indians, British and Pakistanis ranked top three foreign investors in Dubai's real estate market with a combined share of Dh20.83 billion for 9,739 transactions in the first half of the year, according to the report by the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
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Emaar Properties to build five-star Dubai hotel in first post-crisis venture
Emaar, which had skirted clear of its home market in the aftermath of the debt crisis, said the construction of the five-star hotel will be financed mainly through pre-sales of serviced apartments.
