Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Revealed: how prime Dubai property prices compare globally



Report says Dubai remains the most affordable market of 10 cities analysed, just 15% of the average price in Hong Kong
Hong Kong remains the most expensive prime residential city market in the world, with an average prime price of $4,251 per sq ft in 2018, according to latest data from Knight Frank’s Wealth Report Insight Series.
Across the 10 cities surveyed, Dubai remains the most affordable market of those analysed with an average price of $625 per sq ft, just 15 percent of the average price in Hong Kong.
Mr. Mahmood Shaikhani said, Dubai is the most affordable place for real estate, it is not a negative or lowest market, There are number of different schemes and low charges from government UAE which holds the prices and create attraction for the investors and buyers
Dubai’s projects are more reliable and easy to invest as compare to other countries, Shaikhani said. Furthermore, he said we have a different types of project in different areas because every customer have a different view and opinions, after looking at the behavior of customers we have invest more than 200 million dirham in few years. We are getting a really good positive feedback and best ROI on our investment, due to the government policies and infrastructure
Soon they are going to finish their recent projects; Champions Tower 3 and Gardenia both are on their ending stages. Gardenia is buildup for the luxury, this is not a normal luxury, and these facilities you will find in 5 start hotels. Everything would be really worth it. They are in planning to invest their money in LONDON and NEW YORK soon.
Shaikhani’s said we have a vision to open our new office in NEW YORK and then London, But things will go gradually. We are in market since many years and we are still surviving in the industry very well. Since 1978 we are in business and our dubai office started in 1993, this is the reliability of our company and customer knows we will finish our projects no matter what.
London and New York remain dominant ultra-prime markets taking second and third place in the Knight Frank rankings with average prime prices currently standing at $3,022 and $2,989 per sq ft respectively.
Singapore has seen its highest achieved price remain relatively stable year-on-year, while the average prime price appreciated by 17 percent between 2014 and 2018.
Across the 10 cities surveyed, the differential between the average and top price achieved is just under 200 percent. Over the last five years, the gap has been largest in Hong Kong, a difference of 624 percent in 2016. However, uplifts of a similar magnitude were echoed in Dubai in 2014 and Miami in 2015.
The uplift is lowest in Paris and Singapore, with five-year averages of 30 percent and 39 percent respectively.
Knight Franks said this may reflect the fact that these cities sit in the middle of the price spectrum while the most dramatic uplifts are typically seen at the far ends – in those cities with the lowest or highest prices.

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