Knight Frank’s data revealed that $1 million can buy 143 sqm of prime space in Dubai as compared to 16 sqm in Monaco, 22 sqm in Hong Kong, 31 sqm in New York and London and 36 sqm in Singapore. 

Average rental returns vary between 6-7% as compared to 2-3% in other major cities like London, Paris, New York and Hong Kong. 

Dubai is a tax free haven with no income or capital gains tax and various free zones which makes it lucrative place for foreign investors. 

It continues to rank highest for quality of living across the Middle East as per Mercer Quality of Living Index 2079. 

It has been ranked as the most safest country in the world, beating popular holiday destinations like France, Italy, Singapore, the US and Thailand as per Khaleej Times in 2019. 

It is one of the happiest countries in the world ahead of USA, Canada, Belgium and France, according to Boston Consulting Group (BCG) report titled ‘Towards A Broader View of National Performance; prepared in collaboration with the 2019 World Government Summit.

The UAE is one of the richest countries in the world and boasts the seventh highest GDP per capita.