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Dubai Freehold
Property is a leading agency offering an array of freehold
properties in Dubai and other parts of Middle East and
Asia. We have a huge inventory of
free hold
properties offering 100% ownership. With offices in the
UK and direct links with major
property developers in
Dubai, we can offer you the best
freehold investment properties. Buying
residential and
commercial properties through us means
we won't charge you any fees
such as brokerage or commission on sale of property
developments.
We are
an appointed Sales Agent for
DAMAC Properties (Dubai's
largest private sector real estate developer),
Profile Properties
(Nakheel) and Tameer, and as an independent company we will
always give
you impartial advice on
buying property in Dubai /
Middle East / Asia.
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FACTS *
on freehold properties in Dubai
Average annual rental yield:
LONDON: 4.7% - DUBAI 12%
Avg. price
of a studio apartment :
LONDON £1,200/sq
ft, MANCHESTER £405/sq ft, BRISTOL £300/sq ft, EXETER £220/sq ft and
DUBAI MARINA £140/sq ft.
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It is more
suitable for residential purposes – however they also have
very good potential as generally, they are not far from
the
free zone areas. The
Freehold zones do not offer the
above corporate benefits, though. You will have full ownership
of your freehold property in Dubai with residence visa,
but will not be able to work or set up a business under
this visa.
The
Free
Zones in Dubai have been set up with the specific purpose
of facilitating investment. Accordingly, the procedures
for investing in the freehold zones are relatively simple.
While
Dubai free zones are designed to complement and contribute
to Dubai's growth and development, their legal status is
quite distinct. Companies operating in
Dubai Free Zones
are treated as being offshore or outside the United Arab
Emirate (UAE) for legal purposes.
The option of
setting up in the free zones is therefore
most suitable for companies intending to use Dubai as a
regional manufacturing or distribution base and where most
or all of their turnover is going to be outside the United
Arab Emirates (UAE).
Free Zone Incentives
:
100%
foreign ownership
Exemption
from all import duties
100%
repatriation of capital and profits
Freedom
from corporate taxation, as applied throughout
Dubai, with the added bonus of a renewable 15 year
guarantee in the free zone
Abundant
inexpensive energy
Simple and
efficient recruitment procedures ensuring the
availability of a competitive skilled and
experienced workforce
A high level of administrative support from the free
zone authorities.
Without
a doubt, the free zone areas are the best ones to
invest
in Dubai as there will be more demand, particularly employees
who will want to live and work in the same area or companies
interested to acquire fixed assets.
Dubai promises
to be the destination for intelligent property investors.
With some of the most breathtaking buildings and prestigious
projects, Dubai is rich with every conceivable contemporary
comfort. Bearing every facet of a truly ‘designer’ city,
Dubai boasts of a lifestyle that is unique, yet desirable.
A bustling metropolis, with towering skyscrapers and quiet
boutique offices, Dubai is clearly the business hub and
commercial capital of the region. With world-class shopping
malls, restaurants, cafes and entertainment facilities,
Dubai is the city of the future and a heaven on earth..
Some of the major property developers in UAE are DAMAC, Tameer, Emaar, Profile,
Dubai Properties, Nakheel, Deyaar,
Aldar etc.
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Nakheel picks contractors for Jumeirah Heights Dubai-based developer Nakheel has chosen two contractors to build its Jumeirah Heights development in the emirate, reported our sister company Meed. Athens-based Consolidated Contractors International Company and the local Al-Shafar General Contracting have been chosen for the contracts, both of which are estimated to be worth about Dhs1bn ($272m). The development is a self-contained community of 2,300 homes between Jumeirah Islands and Jumeirah Lake Towers.
Emaar launches Saudi lake community Emaar Middle East has launched a new lakefront community development in Saudi Arabia, reported our sister company Meed. Al-Khobar Lakes will cover 4.3 square kilometres and is located near to Khobar, Dharan and Damam. The development will contain more than 2,000 homes and feature 80,000 square metres of water.
Al-Argan plans 'zero' Kuwait investment Kuwaiti developer Al-Argan International Real Estate Co, whose share rose 70% this year, said it is halting investment in its home country because of over-inflated land prices and political paralysis, reported Bloomberg. Chairman Khaled al-Mashaan said the company is cutting its exposure in Kuwait to 'zero' because it is 'not a place where a person can make a feasible investment'.
Emaar opens Jakarta office Dubai-based property developer Emaar Properties has opened an office in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta. The office will lead the development of Emaar's first project in the country, the mega-tourism and mixed-use project in Lombok, and also explore new opportunities for growth, the company said in a statement.
$2.86tr worth of projects underway in region A total of 3,339 projects estimated to be worth more than $2.861tr are underway in the region, according to research by database company Proleads, which monitors construction projects across the Middle East. In Saudi Arabia alone, 1,026 projects have been launched worth $1.102tr. The top 5 projects by value in the kingdom are the King Abdullah Economic City $129.976bn, Economic Cities in Northern and Eastern Regions $60bn, Prince Abdulaziz bin Mousaed Economic City in Hail $53bn, Saudi Power Network $50b, and Jizan Economic City $30bn, reported Khaleej Times.
*Figures
shown above are taken from various sources and should be
considered as a guide only. Rental yield and per square
foot construction costs vary by project
