This document provides an overview of the real estate market in Dubai. It shows that Dubai has a population of 2 million people within an area of 4,114 square kilometers, much larger and more populated than Bratislava. Charts and data show Dubai's growth from 1990 to 2014, with international property buyers outspending local buyers. Office space supply is estimated at EUR 370 per square meter, while residential supply is EUR 458 per square meter and retail is EUR 1380 per square meter. Several large new developments under construction include Mohammed Bin Rashid City, Bluewaters Island, and The World Islands.

1. Real estate market
in Dubai

2. About Dubai
Dubai Bratislava
Population 2 000 000 427 000
Area 4,114 km2 367 km2

3. Dubai´s Growth
1990 2014

4. Dubai´s Growth

5. Key Market Characteristics
International vs Local Property Buyers (AED Billion)
122
114
250
200
150
100
50
0
2013
International buyers Local/UAE buyers
Source: JLL
EUR 47
Billion

6. Office Supply
Source: JLL
EUR 370 / m2

7. Residential Market Supply
Source: JLL

8. Retail Market Supply
Source: JLL
EUR 1380 /m2
EUR 458 /m2

9. The World - 300 islands range from 14,000 to 42,000 square metres in area. Distances
between islands average 100 metres; they are constructed from 321 million cubic metres
of sand and 386 million tons of rock.The development is an area that covers 6 by 9
kilometres and is surrounded by an oval-shaped breakwater island. The World's overall
development costs were estimated at $14 billion USD in 2005.
WORLD ISLANDS VIDEO

10. Mohammad Bin Rashid (MBR) City - multi-billion-dollar development to receive 35
million visitors in family centre for leisure and entertainment set up in collaboration with
Universal Studios, featuring the largest shopping mall in the world, and the “Mall of the
World.”

11. MBR District One - With a market value of Dh21 billion, Mohammed Bin Rashid City -
District One will have 1,500 luxury villas, a 350,000 square meter water park, the largest
crystal lagoon body of water in the world with seven kilometre of lagoons and man-made
beaches, retail zones, leisure and sports attractions.

12. Bluewaters - The Dh6 billion Bluewaters Island is set to be one of the largest tourist
hotspots in the world. It will feature a demarcated retail, residential, hospitality and
entertainment zones and will house Dubai Eye, the world’s largest Ferris wheel

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