Property Sale And Investments In Dubai

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There are many theories about the origin of the word Dubai, some say this term was given to the region because it was considered a smaller version of a thriving market which name was "Daba", other theories suggest that this particular word means money. Regardless of the word's origin, the fact is that Dubai is a well known city due to its landmarks, wealth and architectural achievements which represent a great attraction to tourists and investors.

Dubai real estate market has blossomed in the past fifteen years due to implementations of one-of-a-kind projects such as "The Palm", "The World" islands and "The Walk", this fantastic place has earned the interest of the world's wealthiest people, mid-size and small investors. Today, most of Dubai population is Asian by origin, has a population which covers 185 different nationalities and offers great returns on investment to more than five thousand companies.

When someone thinks about the United Arab Emirates the first thing that comes to mind is a hot desert area, which might not be a glamorous place to live in, but the truth is that Dubai has a multicultural and sophisticated ...
... society which lives up to international standards.

Due to its accelerated growth, property investments in Dubai have become a real goldmine to everyone who is willing to contribute and participate in all the wonders this place offers. Private sector investments are now calculated to surpass the 4000 million.

The success of Dubai property sales resides in the fact that the city is properly diversified and has what are referred to as "Free Zones" which offer incentives to investors such as: repartition of profits, complete foreign ownership, tax exemptions for Levi construction and extended leases.

A few Free Zones which have skyrocketed property investments in Dubai are: media and internet city, Jebel Ali free zone, gold and diamond park, etc. Dubai property sales have also attracted major financial institutions and insurance companies which are currently regulated by the UAE central bank and are restricted to have up to 8 branches per institution after meeting government regulations.

Other important factors which have skyrocketed property investments in Dubai are the fact that businesses can be established in 20 minutes in free zones, there are no income tax and corporate tax regulations which represent a huge advantage for investors, low cost work environment as well as low energy costs and a state-of-the-art city which could be considered the eighth world wonder!.