Chestertons advises government departments, developers, investors and corporate owners on all aspects of real estate development from large mixed-use schemes to assessment of individual sites.
We understand our clients operate in an increasingly competitive and sophisticated business environment where accurate market intelligence and early insights are key. So we work with our clients right through the development process from assessing the feasibility of schemes, securing planning permissions and creating joint ventures with financing partners through to the final delivery phase. We have expertise in numerous areas of real estate development including, residential, hospitality, retail, office and mixed-use schemes.
We undertake detailed research and analysis to assess the viability of development concepts, providing recommendations and reporting financial performance through metrics including internal rate of return (IRR), investment multiple and payback period.
We undertake comprehensive research and analysis, supported by our extensive market experience, to assess the optimal use for vacant land plots or redevelopment opportunities.
We draw on data and insight from relevant schemes to review projects, assessing demand drivers, positioning, financial performance and design.
We work with clients to deliver their investment or occupational requirements, advising on strategy, undertaking analysis and identifying risks and opportunities.
We provide expert insight, data and analysis derived from primary research, selected third-party sources and our extensive experience across the region.
It really depends on what you’re looking for. If you’re after iconic views, Downtown Dubai and Palm Jumeirah are top picks with high potential for appreciation. Dubai Marina is perfect if you want a lively atmosphere by the water, while areas like JVC and Business Bay offer great investment opportunities with solid rental returns.
Average annual yields ranging between 5% to 9%. Of course, the ROI can vary depending on the property type and location, but popular areas like Dubai Hills, JVC, and Business Bay often see higher rental yields due to demand.
While it’s true that luxury housing, high-end shopping, and international schools can drive up costs, there are plenty of areas like Al Barsha, Deira, and Dubai Silicon Oasis where you can live comfortably without overspending. Plus, the absence of personal income tax is a big benefit.
Dubai’s real estate market is incredibly diverse. You have luxury villas, apartments, townhouses, family apartments and studios. You can also find off-plan properties swell as commercial warhorses, offices, buildings and land.