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Dubai Real Estate Market During COVID-19

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  Dubai Real Estate Market During COVID-19 Real Estate Market During COVID-19 Warren Buffet said that “You have to be greedy when everyone is fearful and fearful when everyone is greedy.” In line with that, Dr. Mahmoud later mentioned that he believes it is a great opportunity for those that are capable of investing to really start searching for good deals. Although the market might continue to drop, unsure of how long, it will eventually pick back up after this pandemic and the lockdown has been lifted. He also shared some statistics from China as they have lifted their lockdown and have already seen a 30% increase in their real estate transactions. Dubai is known for its resilience and risk management; it is in the DNA of the city. If we just look at the airport in the 1960’s, Dubai only had 2 airplanes coming in hired from Pakistan and today it sees over 200 airplanes and people from all around the world. Dr. Mahmoud also shared that Foreign Policy Magazine talks about the word “VUC

Lifestyle in Business bay

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  Why should you move toBusiness Bay? Apart from being titled the skyscraper district of Dubai and the advantage of being close to Burj Khalifa, there are many other viable reasons why one should prefer moving to Business Bay over any neighborhood in Dubai. Unlike any other district in Dubai, Business Bay is packed with a wide range of five-star hotels, top-notch dining options, trendy bars, wellness centers, fitness activities, and more. 1. It sits on the Dubai Canal The views of the Dubai Canal are brilliant to wake up to, it will de-stress and give you a serene sense of belonging. With the upscale lifestyle, the unique living experience, and good vibes, it’s fair to say the Business Bay is highly favored by its residents. Dubai Canal has changed the face of the city; you can rent yachts and cruise around the Dubai Canal starting from AED 300 for the full day. The canal is 6 meters deep, 120 meters wide at its widest point, and 80 meters wide at its narrowest point. Visi