A New Icon on the Palm As Dubai’s urban identity continues to evolve, few architectural feats manage to capture the ambition and poetry of the city quite like COMO Residences. Rising from the crescent of Palm Jumeirah, a location already synonymous with luxury, this 71-storey sculptural tower is not just another addition to the skyline; it’s a statement. Inspired by the gentle motion of waves and...
Dubai’s tourism sector continues to grow at an impressive pace. In 2024, Dubai achieved a new milestone by welcoming 18.72 million international visitors, a 9% increase from the 17.15 million in 2023 and a substantial rise from 13.9 million in 2022 . This growth underscores Dubai's appeal as a premier destination for both tourists and residents. As the number of visitors continues to rise, so does the...
Dubai has long been known for its ambition, innovation, and rapid development. With a strong “can-do” attitude, the city continues to push boundaries, making the impossible a reality. Under the leadership of H.H. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the emirate has embarked on a bold journey to solidify its position as a global...
Dubai is a city of superlatives: home to record-breaking skyscrapers, world-class infrastructure, and a booming real estate market. But beyond its luxurious lifestyle and futuristic skyline, Dubai's numbers tell a compelling story of growth, investment opportunities, and economic stability. Here’s an in-depth look at Dubai’s latest statistics, highlighting why this city remains one of the most...
Dubai’s real estate market is booming, but which investment is the better option: an off-plan property or an existing secondary property? In this article, we explore both options to help you make a well-informed decision.Why Off-Plan Properties Are AttractiveOff-plan properties—those still under construction—offer several compelling advantages for investors:Lower Purchase Prices: Off-plan properties...
1. Settlement permit for investors in a Freezone companyFounders of an Emirati startup company in one of the 45 so-called free zones or free trade zones can receive a three-year visa for company owners if they set up a company as a shareholder, managing director or employee in one of the numerous Emirati free trade zones.Investors who set up a company in the UAE with a capital of at least AED 2 million are...