I have heard that in dubai they play the game of bigger better so 10 yrears old Apartments go low in demand so not great investments Also because of weather the apartments have issues and high mentainance What do you say about that ?

Do you need to set up a freezone or mainland company to invest in UAE property?

Me and my mom are trying to move to Dubai. So I watched all of your videos

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Hi i wanted to get some info about golden visa as im from the uk, please csn you let me know if this company genzone is safe a relaible as sending 2mill aed and getting acammed would be super crazy Thank you

You have put lot of hard work.Thanks for enlightening us.

One studio costs a ridiculous 4000-7000 aed per.month (this used to be and still is i believe the price for a new 2-3 bed room in the capital abu dhabi !!) Mostly I believe due to thousands of Russians running away with their money out of Russia due to the rissian-ukranian war, they ran away with their billions and bought massive communities in dubai which has spiked real estate price so high most normal folks (residents) can afford.

Are these prices for a studio 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms what exactly are you talking about when mentioning the rent prices?

It’s one of the worst countrie to live everything so expensive

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My friend, easy question: I have 200k USD and I am moving to Dubai in June, I want to invest in a 1 bedroom apartment that can make me somewhere around 70 to 80k AED/Year, is that feasible?

Good information. Thanks.

Be aware of what your saying many countries on this list are high in owellian surveillance. Forget Singapore and uae your joking you have no clue about the rulers using pegasus on everyone more than any other country

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Emirates Hills or Al Barari might be interesting for you. Probably even more greenery.

I only have a little money (equity in house etc) but I'm considering leaving. Anyone with even a little money will leave.

Anyone thinking of buying in Dubai, I would highly recommend George Saggers at Strada

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13:43 its not subjective, do you want a liberal or conservative country. and also thailand is almost impossible to live long term

10:13 - one country is lberal, one conservative. that is 100% all it comes down to

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9:41 you’re not understanding that, ot means tac is only if the business is done local, its called territorial tax, is good

why dont you mention d12?

Hey I am doing the digital nomad do you recommend this over the D12 pre investment visa?

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England is pakistan v2 its a 3rd world country now. Only thing you look forward to is paying higher taxes in UK, what a sad life

It’s misleading my friend…of 150000 new in the country, half would be in blue collar or low end of income living in Sharjah in shared 8-10 in a house.

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28Κ Euros just to be able to move in an apartment? Jesus Christ

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Random question about Dubai: Do you think it's worth living in Dubai if you're not an extremely high earner? I saw your other video about living expenses, but another issue you didn't mention is status. When you have men driving Ferrari's, won't you be overlooked by everyone else there? If you're not a millionaire, will you be looked down upon just like the Pakistani and Indian blue collar workers? Just questions I can't find the answer to.

What about the 50K available units for rent in the city currently?

I think there are so many supplies until 2027. Right now, so many off plans and secondary houses also.

UK is awful.....the English people all hate each other and want to bring each other down

So, what about people who are working class?

How much I have to make in order to afford to live in Dubai? Minimum. Let's say that 1k$ is not enough. For example in Ukraine 1k is a good salary. It is ok for single person.

Thank you this is such a great and informative video. Once you determine your SRT and you are considered a non tax resident how do you apply for that? The website doesn't mention what's next

Great information

I dont think Dubai anticipated so much success so there biggest problem is bad traffic due to bad planning and overcrowding. The best option for anyone IMO is to buy property in Abu Dhabi where urban planning is much better. The only property worth buying in Dubai are the new developments far inland.

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even though dubai is attracting people there are lot of people who buy homes in sharjah and other emirates and then travel to dubai for work, so you need to consider all the housing that's going to come up in all of UAE

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One indicator we are in a bubble is we get lots of videos asking if something is a bubble 🍭

It is worth mentioning that the introduction of corporation tax is relatively recent and that may push down the incoming demand for property. Even more so when the 0% grace period that is currently in-force for businesses whose turnover is under the threshold expires in 2026. The draw to Dubai is drastically reduced for a lot of people now that taxation has started to be implemented.

In order to understand the situation with supply and demand you need to look at the situation on the job market, outside of construction. How many IT companies have ther headquarters and non nominal offices in Dubai, how many white collar workers have permanent residence and not just checking in. Average Punit with an Emirates ID is a weak signal.

Out of the estimated 130-150k people coming in, how many are labourers or Blue collar workers who live in dorms or accomodation not included in upcoming the property supply? Also the supply table doesn't include carryover handovers from previous years which could be even higher. Assume if 30-40% of the population coming in aren't eligible to buy a home, are we at an oversupply risk?

Dude Al Quoz is not a residential area.. Come on man you living here for a while

How to know if the property is overpriced or not:- If net rental yield of the property is 4-6%, it's appropriately priced If net rental yield is below 4%, then it's overpriced If net rental yield is above 6%, it's underpriced If net rental yield is above 10%, it's too good to be true offer and needs a thorough evaluation Note:- Always have conservative estimates, not overambitious estimations Net Rental yield is calculated after deducting the annual maintenance charges of the property Consider average rental prices of that area for similar properties which are aged 10+ years. This way one can get correct average rental yields over a period of time The analysis would be only for projects less than 5 years old, not older properties Fixed deposit in developed world gives 3-5% return on capital without any capital growth. Any property which gives net rental yield of over 5% with stable capital appreciation is very good property to invest in