Investing in Dubai

Investing in Dubai –

why is it worth it?

Easy entry – high returns

Low entry-level prices
While prices per square meter continue to rise in Europe, brand new properties in the cosmopolitan city of Dubai are being sold for >only €2,000 – €2,500 per m² on first occupancy. Increases in value are therefore to be expected.
Profitable returns
ROI of around 6 – 10 % is in Germany only possible with high-risk investments – but easily achievable in Dubai.

The demand for long-term rentals is increasing

Strong population growth creates demand
Dubai is one of the fastest growing cities in the world with an annual growth rate of around 10.7%. The goal for Dubai is to build a city of 5 million inhabitants by 2030. The emirate’s continuously growing economic market means that the demand for qualified jobs is constantly increasing. The country’s natural beauty combined with first-class infrastructure ensures a steady influx of people. This creates a corresponding demand for suitable living space, especially for long-term rentals – ideal for investors who benefit from the buyer’s market.
The economy is growing dynamically and future-proof
The Emirati economy is benefiting from good crisis management and rising oil prices. At the same time, Dubai is investing billions in the future and plans to be the most sustainable city in the world by 2050. Multinational corporations, high standards and an excellently trained workforce are fueling growth.
Optimal geographical location
Thanks to its central location, all major cities in Africa, Asia and Europe can be reached in less than 8 hours by plane. This makes Dubai a global trading center.

Due to the excellent location on the Persian Gulf and the intensive economic and cultural development the Emirates in recent decades, the country’s popularity and popularity is also increasing – not only as an exotic luxury travel destination, but also as a Market for investments.

Investors welcome

Tax exemption attracts
There is no wealth tax, corporate tax or income tax in Dubai . Rental income is tax-free in Dubai.

Although Dubai does not levy any income, capital gains or rental taxes and has only introduced a 5% value added tax, taxes may be payable in Germany if you have your main or secondary residence in Germany.
Investor visa
An investor visa applies to foreign nationals who have a minimum investment of AED 750,000 (approx. EUR 187,000.00) for a freehold property in Dubai.
Secured investment
Ownership of real estate is regulated in a similar way to Germany; a land register entry is secured and officially documented by the Dubai Land Department (DLD).

The real estate market in Dubai is controlled and monitored by strict laws.

The tenant’s annual rent is due in advance.

The United Arab Emirates combine an Arabian ambience and time-honored traditions with a cosmopolitan lifestyle, western living standards with oriental exoticism.

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