Things To Know About Dubai
Here are the things about Dubai that I have always shared with everyone. The Downtown area, Dubai Marina, and Palm Jumeirah are considered to be prime locations. I frequently contrasted the prime position with the less convenient locations, such as Arjan, JVC, Sports City, etc. The central location, Greek Harbour in MBR City, is very close to the prime location, and if you travel any further, you will reach the less convenient places. So, these are the topics that are always brought up when investors visit Dubai. The best locations are really prime if you have the money for them, but keep one thing in mind when you visit the prime areas: the prices today, in 2022, are not the same as when downtown was launched back in 2003/2004.
Prices will probably increase by 100 or more in 2023. You will pay a premium compared to those who purchased in 2003 or 2004 if you decide to purchase in Downtown Dubai's ultra-prime regions now. They took a chance when the Burj Khalifa wasn't finished since they could see sand nearby, but if you buy today, you'll see this fantastic edifice and the fireworks on December 31st and other dates in the future.
Therefore, I have always advised those looking to invest in Dubai to go to the less central areas because it won't cost as much to buy those properties now and the services are still being added. For example, in 2013, RTA buses that ran the roads and transportation did not go through Sport City, but by the end of 2013, they did. There are now metro stations nearby. Okay, there are roughly seven metro stations that opened in 2019–2020.
The RTA road network and everything else began to get there by 2000; nevertheless, the RTA buses didn't arrive for another six literal months. As a result, you will always discover places in Dubai that are still occupied. In fact, core locations are undervalued, and some of them have the potential to become excellent real estate. So, what happens if you only get Central instead of Premier since that is all you can afford? Prime would be ideal, but you would need to take advantage of the location years in advance, and there would be risk involved. As a result of my analysis, the major areas that are currently undervalued will become so in the future, likely within the next 5-10-15 years.
The locations are Emaar South and the District 2020 site for Expo 2020, which are close to Dubai World Central. When compared to Arabian Ranches, which is now the most sought-after villa and townhouse neighbourhood, Emaar South was built fifteen years ago when no one wanted to live there. Given what we already know about Emer’s past performance, Emer South has the potential to succeed in the future.
The other nice area is Creek Harbour, which has the potential to develop to the next level and become downtown 2.0. The beauty of investing here is that you are almost doing so at prices that are not central, but because of the developer's reputation and brand, you have the chance for this to become prime creek.