Investing in real estate involves understanding key metrics like capital appreciation and Return on Investment (ROI). Capital appreciation refers to the increase in property value over time, while ROI measures the profitability of an investment. This article compares Dubai’s real estate market with other major global cities, including Mumbai, in terms of these metrics.
Example Calculation: For a property purchased at AED 1,000,000:
Example Calculation: For a property purchased at $1,000,000:
Example Calculation: For a property purchased at £1,000,000:
Example Calculation: For a property purchased at HKD 10,000,000:
Example Calculation: For a property purchased at SGD 1,000,000:
Example Calculation: For a property purchased at INR 10,000,000:
Dubai stands out for its relatively high capital appreciation and ROI, driven by a tax-free environment, strategic location, and robust economic growth. While other cities like New York and London offer stable markets, their returns are generally lower due to higher property costs and market maturity. Hong Kong and Singapore provide good capital appreciation but lower rental yields. Mumbai, a key market in India, offers competitive appreciation rates but lower rental yields compared to Dubai, making Dubai an attractive option for investors seeking high returns.
The comparison study highlights Dubai’s competitive advantage in the global real estate market, particularly in terms of ROI, making it an appealing destination for property investors.
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