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Al Ghurair says crisis is the wrong time to sell assets

Al Ghurair says crisis is the wrong time to sell assets Business leader says patience, fast decisions and food security capacity matter in crises Abu Dhabi: Abdulaziz Al Ghurair, Chairman of Abdulla Al Ghurair Group, warned business owners and investors against selling assets during a crisis, saying panic decisions can destroy long-term value at the exact moment when opportunities begin to...

Dubai developers praise update real estate law easing visa norms

The removal of a minimum property value threshold for homeowners is particularly significant as it opens the door for a wider pool of first-time buyers and investors if there’s one thing old-timers of the UAE will always tell you, it’s this — never bet against Dubai. The emirate has a chequered history of proving the naysayers wrong time and again. Wednesday proved to be such a day once again, as...

Why high-net-worth buyers are racing to secure Dubai’s Naïa Island plots

Limited plots, global wealth flows and scale push Naïa Island to record levels Dubai: The Dh377 million land deal on Naïa Island has become a reference point for how the top end of Dubai’s property market is behaving, where a small pool of global buyers is competing for assets that are characterised by privacy and long-term control. This is a narrow segment, and it...

UAE to attract more ultra-wealthy, rising from 4,851 to 6,588 by 2031

Dubai ranked second worldwide for growth in prime residential property prices The forecast places the UAE among the fastest-growing markets for high-net-worth individuals globally.Supplied Dubai: The UAE is set to attract a growing number of ultra-wealthy individuals, with the population of those holding more than $30 million in assets projected to rise from 4,851 in...

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