Dubai's red-hot property market is bracing for a slowdown
Just nine months after buying their first property in Dubai, Dina Habib and Karim Yusuf are already planning their next move within the city.
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Just nine months after buying their first property in Dubai, Dina Habib and Karim Yusuf are already planning their next move within the city.
Home Prices In Dubai: So far, the boom has been underpinned by an influx of wealthy investors such as Russians seeking to shield their assets, crypto millionaires and rich Indians seeking second homes.
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The Egyptian couple, who spent eight years renting in the emirate, are selling their two-bedroom apartment in the Jumeirah Village Circle district on the edge of Dubai for a 26% premium over the 1.7 million dirhams ($460,000) they paid for the property in March.