Dubai currently hosts 15 billionaires and an impressive 210 centi-millionaires, positioning it as a prominent hub for wealth. According to Henley & Partners, Dubai is expected to be among the fastest-growing cities for the ultra-rich in the coming decade. Despite trailing behind U.S. cities like New York and Los Angeles, Dubai leads the region, surpassing Riyadh in centi-millionaires.
Over the next 10 years, both Dubai and Riyadh anticipate a surge in centi-millionaires, with Dubai projecting a 78% growth by 2033. The report indicates a global rise in centi-millionaires, which are individuals with assets exceeding $100 million. Their numbers have doubled over the past two decades, reflecting significant wealth growth, particularly in the U.S., China, and India, and the emergence of crypto centi-millionaires.
Dubai-based developer Emaar Properties is in discussions with Saudi Arabia's housing ministry to create mixed-use developments in the kingdom. Emaar's founder, Mohammed Alabbar, highlighted the potential project's size, indicating it could involve a substantial 4,000-unit housing development.
Dubai's real estate sector witnessed a significant sales increase during the summer season, with AED 102 billion ($27.8 billion) in sales, according to data from W Capital. The summer sales figure represents a 50% increase compared to the same period...