Want to buy a house in Dubai? Check the prices here; a 1 BHK flat near Burj Khalifa will cost Rs....
Price of flats in Dubai: If you are someone who is planning to buy a home in Dubai, we have got details which will help you in the process. As per media reports, if you're planning to buy a 1 BHK home in Dubai, you need to spend between Rs 80 lakh to Rs 1 crore. In addition to this, mid-range and premium locality flats can also be purchased at varying prices across Dubai. Here are all the details you need to know about the prices of flats in Dubai. What's the cost of premium flats in Dubai?
As per a report by Aaj tak, one can find flats in mid-range localities such as Dubai Science Park or Dubailand, with prices ranging from Rs 1.8 crore to Rs 2.3 crore. Also, if you increase your budget, you can buy flats at popular zones like Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Beach starting from Rs 2 crore and going up to Rs 5 crore.
Also, if you want to buy a flat near Burj Khalifa, the price of 1BHK flat here is Rs 3.73 crore. Readers should note that the prices vary significantly based on the location and amenities. Why UAE's new Golden Visa norms marks a significant shift for Indian investors?
The recent overhaul of the UAE's Golden Visa marks a significant shift in the country's residency landscape, industry experts recently said. The new framework is more inclusive and strategically aligned with the UAE's long-term vision.
The nomination-based Golden Visa programme will allow foreign citizens, including Indians, to have a lifetime residency by paying a fixed amount of AED 1,00,000 (approximately Rs 23.3 lakh).
According to Akash Puri, Director International, India Sotheby's International Realty, this change brings a two-pronged impact for Indian real estate investors.
'For Indian investors, this is a cue to recalibrate: from residency-led transactions to value-led strategies. Over time, this evolution could establish a more stable, resilient real estate market — one that rewards strategic, long-term participation over short-term speculation,' Puri emphasised.
(With inputs from agencies)
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