DOWNTOWN DUBAI, BUSINESS BAY, DUBAI WATER CANAL AND CITY WALK
Built by Emaar, the biggest developer in the city, the district of Downtown Dubai has become the nerve center of the city. Symbolized by the iconic tower Burj Khalifa, and its majestic fountains, it remains the tallest residential tower in the world to date. Downtown Dubai attracts millions of tourists every year who come to lose themselves in the vastness of the Dubai Mall, which became the most visited place in the world with more than 105 million visitors in 2023.
It is one of the most popular and most popular neighborhoods where real estate investments remain risk-free, both for resale and for rent.
Thanks to its influence, Downtown Dubai draws up several districts around it, such as the business district of Business Bay, residential of Dubai Water Canal or one of the neighborhoods like City Walk (Meraas) where the British dealer Royce Rolls has recently set up shop.
Resale liquidity, rental profitability and stable real estate make it one of the most sought-after areas for real estate investors.
Thanks to radiation of Downtown Dubai, all the neighboring neighborhoods are gaining in value. Business Bay, Dubai Water Canal or City Walk (developed by the developer Meraas) are now highly sought-after neighborhoods for successful real estate investment.
DUBAI MARINA, THE PALM AND BLUEWATERS ISLAND
Dubai Marina has become, in a few years, the emblematic district for tourists from all over the world.
Because of its positioning, located along the coast of Dubai, it saw its real estate development be built around the beach of Marina Beach, walks by the Marina.
The famous island of Palm Jumeirah, its millionaire homes, the community of Bluewaters Island, a new artificial island, recognizable by the world's largest Ferris wheel and especially the installation of the mythical Caesar Palace make these places safe and recognized values for investing or living in Dubai.
Apartment prices are exploding on the secondary market, rents are soaring in furnished rentals and the scarcity of houses available for sale on the Palm are still speculating in purchase-resale prices after work where some villas sell for more than 15 million euros.
Since January 2023, La Palm, already known for its iconic Atlantis the Palm hotel, has now welcomed a new flagship of luxury hotels in Dubai, Atlantis The Royal inaugurated by American superstar Beyoncé.
