Dubai is the essence of a 21st century lifestyle - luxurious and family-oriented. Dubai is located midway between the Far East and Europe which is its major advantage.

Dubai is a booming real estate market. There are wide ranges of real estates to choose from, with unparalleled features implemented in each of them. The Dubai real estate varies from apartments, office and commercial space to signature villas, and has become a major attraction for the international market. Dubai real estate boasts amazing projects such as The Palm and The World - the world's largest artificial island complex, developed with villas, golf courses and holiday resorts.

• Voted as one of the World’s best holiday destinations and recognised as the gateway to the Gulf. Acknowledged as an emerging commercial hub and one of the most desirable places to live on the planet.
  
  
• Dubai - Pearl of the Gulf
  Voted as one of the World’s best holiday destinations and recognised as the gateway to the Gulf. Acknowledged as an emerging commercial hub and one of the most desirable places for living in Dubai.

Dubai is known as the 'city of dreams', and it really has made dreams come true. It is flashy, fun and slightly surreal. Renowned for its miles of white sand, guaranteed sun and spectacular shopping, it is hard to imagine that this metropolis was once just a quiet little sea port in a land of desert.

Some call it crazy, others ingenious. Dubai's ruling family really have made their dreams come true. They've created vast artificial islands with hundreds of kilometres of new beachfront. They've built some of the most luxurious hotels and resorts the world has ever seen, but they are not content with that. They are now set to open underwater hotels, the tallest buildings in the world, shopping malls large enough to keep even the biggest shopping addicts occupied for weeks and the largest theme park the world has ever seen.

One way you can judge if real estate is cheap, or not is to look at the yield, or rental return. In the case of the UAE a basic yield of 10% on residential property compares with a 6.5% local mortgage rate. Now in London 3-4% would be considered good a good yield today, so 10% implies a considerable undervaluation of property.

• No Tax payable in Dubai on earnings or capital gains.
  
  
• Residence Visa with ownership
  
  
• 100% foreign ownership .