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The United Arab Emirates — of which Dubai is a part — started to break away from a decades-old economic model that prevails across the oil-rich region, linking residency to employment.

“While a lot of western markets are still working on a hybrid or work from home model, here there is a surge in demand and almost everyone is back in the office.”

Dubais economy is thriving as it attracts expatriates, expands business licenses, and experiences high demand for commercial real estate. From crypto investors to rich Indians looking for second homes, as well as young job seekers, the citys reforms and flexible residency rules have made it a desirable destination for individuals and businesses, leading to population growth and increased investment.

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