A-List artists are set to take the city by storm next week with singing sensations James Blunt, Rashid Al Majed and Waleed Al Shami live at the Coca Cola Arena on 29 and 30 January for the highly anticipated DSF closing concerts.
For those who have lived in Dubai for a while, hearing about insane giveaways and eye-popping competition prizes becomes par for the course. Nothing much shocks anymore. Right? Wrong.
This Dubai Shopping Festival, there’s a Grand Prize up for grabs like no other. How do you fancy winning a gorgeous, one-bedroom apartment in Madinat Jumeirah Living?
All you need to do is purchase an item on the popular Idealz.com shopping e-commerce site for just Dh100 and you’ll be entered in the DSF Grand Prize draw to win. That’s right – you could become a homeowner for the price of lunch. Only in the UAE!
Here are three communities in Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi that hold promise Madinat Jumeirah Living Image Credit: Supplied
While the pandemic has forced developers in the UAE to rethink project launches, slowing down the off-plan market considerably, real estate experts say there is a sustained demand for off-plan projects in prime locations. According to Property Finder reports, in November 3,928 transactions worth Dh7.65 billion took place in the Dubai real estate market. Around 38.5 per cent of these transactions were in the off-plan market.
Prime locations in demand
Rakesh Mirchandani, CEO of RNR International Real Estate says, “Off-plan is still attractive in prime locations. The Madinat Jumeirah Living is a perfect example of this. It has seen a good demand from investors. So has La Mer, Emaar Beachfront and Emerald Hills project in Dubai Hills. Developers are also being as competitive as possible, offering waivers on service charges
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