Set on the Gulf coast, with Europe, Asia and Africa all within easy reach, Dubai has become a natural base for people whose lives and work move across borders. For those considering a move, Dubai’s appeal now reaches well beyond the skyline, hotels and restaurants, although they often make the first impression. The more lasting draw is practical and, increasingly, strategic. It offers a secure address, a...
Taking afternoon tea in Dubai can mean very different things, depending on where you sit. In the city’s grand hotel lounges, it arrives with patisserie, silverware and careful service, often within some of Dubai’s most recognisable addresses. Elsewhere, the experience is more specialised
Dubai’s rental market is often treated as one investment field, but in practice it divides into two quite different models. A short-term apartment in Downtown Dubai, let to winter visitors, does not work in the same way as a one-year tenancy in Dubai Marina or a villa leased to a family in Arabian Ranches.
A buyer in Dubai is rarely purchasing a unit in isolation. In many of the city’s towers, branded residences and master-planned communities, the value of the property is closely tied to the way the wider building is managed. Service charges, lift maintenance,
Dubai Marina and Downtown Dubai are two of Dubai’s most established prime residential districts, but they offer quite different versions of daily life. Both are apartment-led, well connected and instantly recognisable.
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