Dubai sales surge cements city as favoured investment destination for global HNWIs
Dubai’s luxury housing market hit record levels in 2025, with $9bn in ultra-prime sales as global high-net-worth investors pile into the emirate.
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Dubai’s luxury housing market hit record levels in 2025, with $9bn in ultra-prime sales as global high-net-worth investors pile into the emirate.
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Anthony Joshua has secured Oman’s most expensive luxury penthouse, a 15,300 sq ft Sky Palace in Sultan Haitham City, marking his first major property investment in the country.
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US demand for UK homes jumps 30%, as strong dollar and post-election uncertainty drive Americans to seek stability and opportunity abroad.
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