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Dubai’s booming real estate market is an investment train not to be missed K


nown as the place of firsts, the biggest and the most luxu- rious, Dubai continues to


surprise and innovate and has made many strides to establish itself as an international powerhouse. Considering its high safety stand-


ards, world-class infrastructure, thriving economy, status as a tax haven and central geographical loca- tion, it’s understandable why Dubai is one of the most attractive destina- tions for real estate investment. Whether you’re considering starting


a new life overseas or looking for a smart option to invest your money, you really can’t go wrong with Dubai. Tis luxury destination is known for offering a one-of-a-kind lifestyle and some of the most attractive rental yields in the world.


Why invest in off-plan properties? Investing in off-plan properties is one of the easiest and most effective ways to acquire real estate in Dubai. Price advantages, high profitability outcomes and payment plans offer investors enticing opportunities. Off-plan projects are often more modern in terms of their planning and the living standards they provide. Another upside to considering


off-plan investing is the availability of dealing directly with the developer, giving buyers first-hand access to the development and, in many cases, the opportunity to unlock additional benefits that are only available with the developer. Tere are many residential


projects currently under construc- tion that boast excellent facilities


and amenities for residents. Two of the most recent projects that stand out from the crowd and have inves- tors scrambling for the first pick are Peninsula Tree, located on the door- step of Downtown Dubai, and the beachfront masterpiece, Six Senses Residences Te Palm, Dubai.


Peninsula Three: elevated urban living Select Group, one of the region’s most prominent privately-owned real estate developers, has recently announced the launch of its latest project, Peninsula Tree, a 49-storey modern residential development located in Dubai’s thriving Business Bay district. Set to complete construction by


2025, the new property will offer resi- dents edgy and elevated urban living


matched with the iconic downtown skyline, Burj Khalifa and spectac- ular waterfront views in the heart of the city. Exquisitely designed by award-win-


ning architectural firm Killa Design — famous for its recent work on Museum of the Future — it makes use of bold architectural accents and many exciting finishes internally such as metal and timber finishes across the spaces to complement the vibrant colour scheme of the residences. Te unique and fresh design for


Peninsula Tree evokes the best of active and social living for residents. Te viewing deck on the 50th floor will offer unrivalled and exclusive pano- ramic views of the city. Te new project is a vibrant addition to the Peninsula development, the first


community-focused waterfront devel- opment in Business Bay, enhancing its positioning as one of Dubai’s most recognisable neighbourhoods. Peninsula Tree residents will expe-


rience an upbeat lifestyle with a wide array of amenities within the tower, such as a co-working space, a fully equipped gym, a wet deck with a lap pool, separate leisure and kids’ pools, and a yoga deck/outdoor lounge. A world of recreation and leisure


awaits residents right on their door- step with tennis courts, padel courts, a running track, three-on-three basketball court, skate park, kids’ play area, diverse retail outlets, dining venues and boutique cafes. Residents will enjoy access to


lush, landscaped gardens and parks boasting local flora without leaving


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