Gowealthy Real Estate supports potential tenants with lifestyle packages

Andrew Delport, COO of Gowealthy Real Estate Brokers, said:

"The rental market in Dubai is moving ahead from the momentary lull as is evident from the number of new residents renting properties as well as those from other emirates moving into the city. By introducing a lifestyle package, we are assisting those who are setting up home for the first time in Dubai. Customers have a varied choice of vouchers that they can access ranging from product purchases at the major city malls to IT and furniture spends."

"We are aware that no one is likely to choose a home solely because of the incentives available. However, if an incentive solves a particular problem and makes a move possible, it can have an important influence when deciding which home to rent," he added.

Home furnishing, grocery and appliances are important to most tenants and more so if they are new residents in the UAE.

Through this package Gowealthy Real Estate Brokers aims to assist new residents all the way through the setup of their new home.

Potential residents may choose three vouchers from a range of options consisting shopping at the Mall of the Emirates, Deira City Centre, Bur Juman, Geant Hypermarket at Ibn Batuta mall as well as vouchers for purchases from Marlin furniture and IT products.

"At Gowealthy Real Estate Brokers we offer a wide selection of brand new properties - villas, apartments, offices and shops - under every price bracket. Our team of experienced consultants offers strategic home solutions to potential customers. We possess the right market information and services to clinch great properties from top developers at unbeatable bargains," Delport said.

"We have a live online rent tracker within our website www.gowealthyrealestate.com which provides daily updates on the rental values within Dubai. This service will soon be extended to other key emirates as well. It is our endeavour to offer a professional and transparent environment that will stimulate the rental market through fair dealings that benefit both the landlord and the tenant," he added.