Real Estate

Azizi Developments announce massive new $1.7bn tower ‘Burj Azizi’

Azizi Developments, a private UAE developer, has revealed plans for Burj Azizi, a 725-meter skyscraper that will become the second tallest building in the world. Located on Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai, the project is set for completion by 2028. The 131+ storey tower will launch sales in February 2025, offering a seven-star hotel, residences, including penthouses and holiday homes, along with amenities...

Dubai real estate sales hit $12.9bn in August

Dubai’s real estate market saw property sales in August reach AED47.3bn ($12.9bn), marking a 40.8% year-on-year increase. A report from fäm Properties highlighted that August recorded 16,159 transactions, a 36.9% rise in volume compared to August 2023, with the average price per square foot increasing by 6.1% to AED1,493 ($407). The most expensive sale in August was a luxury apartment at the...

Dubai cracks down on overcrowded properties: Legal limits for villas, apartments explained

On August 19, Dubai banned 10 property owners from leasing their properties due to overcrowding violations. Dubai law mandates that each person in villas and apartments must have at least 5.0 square meters of space. Exceeding this limit is considered overcrowding and a breach of local regulations. Mohammed Kawasmi, a partner at Al Tamimi & Co., explained that the Dubai Municipality building code...

Dubai: How buyer can recover funds over delayed property handover

If a developer delays the handover of your Dubai property as per the sale agreement, you may be entitled to compensation. This compensation can be claimed as outlined in the Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) or through a court decision. The SPA is governed by the UAE Civil Transactions Law, specifically Article 246, which mandates the contract's implementation in good faith. Should the developer fail to...

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