Indians top list of buyers of Dubai property
- United Arab Emirates: Monday, December 03 - 2012 at 09:52
Indians claimed the number one spot in terms of foreign property purchases in Dubai during the first half of the year, according to data from the Dubai Land Department. Among the factors driving buyers from India to purchase property in Dubai is the geographical proximity to home and a desire to purchase a property for family members living or studying in Dubai, the National has reported. Also, prices in many areas of Dubai are currently much lower than certain areas of India and savvy investors are recognising the growth potential of investing now and reaping the rewards, both in capital growth and rental return - all of which comes without any capital gains taxation, Niall McLoughlin, a senior vice president at Damac Properties, told the daily. He said India is a key market for the company, making up around 30% of its buyers.
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