Dubai investment key factors

Emerging Markets Emerging Opportunities

• Future Supply: All master-planning is Government controlled to carefully manage the demand-supply ratio thus maintain strong growth & returns
• Future Demand: Population growth set to grow from 1.5 million (2007) to 5 million (2010)
• Tourism: will also triple from 6m to 15m, by 2010 Emirates Airlines ordering 55 A380 Airbus (double decker) and the worlds fastest growing airline
• Strong political and economic growth
• Population growth underpinning property market
• Set to be the fourth financial centre of the world, following London, Hong Kong and New York, Dubai DIFC.
• 200 of the fortune 500 companies with head quarters or regional offices within Dubai
• Dubai stock exchange grown eight fold in just four years
• Booming Economy: growth currently at 15% compared to 2.5% in the UK
• Legal & Notary Fees: None required, although legal advice is recommended
• Land Registration Tax: 1% (this is paid to the Government on completion)
• Rental returns: Recent years have returned between 10 - 20% annually
• Freehold: The right to obtain freehold rights on your property is provided with most non-UAE purchases of property.
• Residency: Resident visas are supplied with non-UAE purchase on property
• Cosmopolitan Appeal
• Fastest growing city in the world
• Safest city in the world
• Dubai World Central International Airport: set to be twice the size of London Heathrow
• Dubai Land: set to be twice the size of Disney Land Florida
• Burj Dubai: set to be the tallest tower in the world
• Dubai Mall: planned to be the largest shopping centre in the world (opening August 2008)
• Burj Al Arab: world's first seven star hotel
• The eighth wonders of the world: Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali, Palm Deira and The World Island & Universe projects
• Dubai Metro: 69km in length making it the fastest unmanned railway
• Iconic Lifestyle
• 24 hour city
• Where East meets West
• 195 km of beach front and expanding
• 365 Sunny days