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Exploring Freehold Areas in Dubai: A Guide for Investors with TVG Realtors

Dubai's real estate market continues to attract investors from around the globe, and one of the key attractions is the availability of freehold properties. These areas allow foreign nationals to buy, sell, and lease properties with complete ownership rights. If you're considering investing in Dubai, understanding the various freehold areas is crucial. In this blog, TVG Realtors will guide you through some of the most popular freehold areas in Dubai, highlighting their unique features and investment potential.

1. Dubai Marina

Overview: Dubai Marina is one of the most sought-after freehold areas in Dubai, known for its stunning waterfront views and vibrant lifestyle. It boasts a mix of residential, commercial, and leisure properties, making it a hotspot for both investors and residents.

Why Invest:

High Rental Yields: Dubai Marina offers attractive rental returns, making it ideal for investors seeking rental income.

Prime Location: Close to major business districts like Dubai Media City and Internet City.

Luxury Lifestyle: Features high-end amenities, including fine dining, retail outlets, and entertainment venues.

2. Downtown Dubai

Overview: Home to iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai is synonymous with luxury and sophistication. This area offers a blend of residential and commercial properties, catering to a cosmopolitan lifestyle.

Why Invest:

Strong Capital Appreciation: Properties in Downtown Dubai tend to appreciate in value due to high demand.

World-Class Amenities: Proximity to shopping, dining, and entertainment facilities.

Central Location: Easy access to major highways and public transportation.

3. Palm Jumeirah

Overview: Palm Jumeirah is an iconic man-made island known for its luxury villas, apartments, and hotels. It offers a unique waterfront living experience with breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf.

Why Invest:

Prestigious Address: Owning property on Palm Jumeirah is a status symbol, attracting high-net-worth individuals.

High Rental Demand: Popular among tourists and expats, ensuring consistent rental income.

Unique Lifestyle: Offers private beaches, world-class resorts, and fine dining options.

4. Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT)

Overview: Jumeirah Lake Towers is a dynamic mixed-use community with residential, commercial, and retail spaces. It features several high-rise towers surrounding artificial lakes, providing a scenic environment.

Why Invest:

Affordable Options: Offers relatively affordable investment opportunities compared to neighboring areas like Dubai Marina.

Growing Community: Increasing popularity among young professionals and families.

Convenient Location: Close to major highways and public transport, facilitating easy commutes.

5. Arabian Ranches

Overview: Arabian Ranches is a family-friendly residential community known for its spacious villas and lush green landscapes. It offers a tranquil suburban lifestyle away from the city's hustle and bustle.

Why Invest:

Family-Oriented: Excellent schools, parks, and recreational facilities.

Strong Community Feel: Active homeowners' association and regular community events.

Long-Term Growth: Steady demand from families ensures long-term value appreciation.

Conclusion

Dubai's freehold areas offer a diverse range of investment opportunities, each with its own unique appeal. Whether you're looking for high rental yields, capital appreciation, or a luxurious lifestyle, there's a freehold area in Dubai that suits your needs. At TVG Realtors, we're committed to helping you navigate the Dubai real estate market and make informed investment decisions. Contact us today to explore the best freehold properties in Dubai and start your investment journey with confidence.

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Dive into Dubai: Exploring the Hottest Real Estate Trends of 2023 🌆

👋 If you're as obsessed with the glitz and glamour of Dubai as we are, you're in for a treat. 🏙️✨ Today, we're taking a deep dive into the fascinating world of Dubai's real estate trends for 2023. Strap in and get ready to be wowed!

Sky-High Investments 🏗️: Dubai's skyline is ever-evolving, with jaw-dropping skyscrapers constantly reshaping the city. The trend for 2023? Investors from around the world are flocking to snag their piece of the Dubai dream. From the iconic Burj Khalifa to the upcoming Dubai Creek Tower, the opportunities are sky-high!

Sustainable Living 🌱: Dubai is making waves in sustainable development. With a focus on eco-friendly infrastructure, solar-powered communities, and green building designs, the city is paving the way for a greener future while offering an opulent lifestyle.

Smart Homes, Smart Investments 🏡: Dubai's real estate market is embracing the Internet of Things (IoT) and cutting-edge technology. From smart thermostats to fully automated homes, the city's properties are at the forefront of modern living.

Community-Centric Living 🏘️: Dubai is all about creating neighborhoods that foster a sense of community. Expect to see more developments with parks, communal spaces, and a variety of amenities designed to enhance the quality of life for residents.

Rental Boom 💼: Dubai's rental market is thriving, making it a prime choice for investors looking to generate rental income. With a range of housing options, from apartments to villas, there's something for everyone.

Expo 2020 Legacy 🌍: The long-awaited Expo 2020 Dubai has left an indelible mark on the city. Post-Expo, the area is becoming a hotbed for real estate investments, offering exciting opportunities for those looking to capitalize on its legacy.

Luxury Resorts and Retreats 🏖️: Dubai is renowned for its luxurious resorts and retreats. Investors are eyeing these as fantastic opportunities, especially in the booming short-term rental market.

So, there you have it—Dubai's real estate scene in 2023 is nothing short of extraordinary. Whether you're an investor looking for your next big venture or simply dreaming of owning a piece of this dazzling city, there's something for everyone in Dubai's real estate market.

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Vision Care Market is Anticipated to Reach to 7.1% CAGR by 2028

The increasing usage of electronic devices, changing lifestyle and hygiene have led to vision-related problems worldwide. The number of patients with vision-related problems have increased and so is the need for vision care products and services. According to the latest report published by the company, the global vision care market size is projected to account for over US$ 127,730 Mn, in terms of value, by 2028 end. The report further projects significant growth with an average CAGR of 7.1% through 2028.

Vision Care Market: Dynamics

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 285 million people are visually impaired worldwide. Out of these, 39 million people are blind and 246 million people have low vision. Most of the disorders & conditions causing visual impairment & blindness are preventable or readily treatable with known & cost-effective interventions, and normal vision can be restored with the help of eyeglasses, contact lenses or refractive surgery. Ageing is one of the prime factors responsible for vision-related problems. Population aged 65+ years is growing day by day and with it the demand for eye care-related products and solutions is also increasing. This increasing ageing population and the growing demand for vision care products are factors expected to create growth opportunities for the manufacturers globally. Healthcare initiatives by the Federal health care programs have increased the number of populations opting for vision care benefits. Besides, the out-of-pocket costs have reduced due to insurance coverage. Likewise, in the U.S., “The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” has defined eye care for paediatric as an essential benefit. This factor, in particular, is likely to play an instrumental role in driving the growth of the vision care market.

With a rapid increase in the internet usage, technological changes and number of research-based industries, the usage of laptops, mobiles, PCs and others electronic devices has increased in the day-to-day life, which is the major factor responsible for eye-related problems. To overcome this alarming situation, "VISION 2020 - The Right to Sight” a global action program is conducted by NGOs and private organizations in collaboration with the WHO to prevent avoidable blindness. Also, “VISION 2020” has initiated global campaigns to raise awareness among governments about the societal effects of blindness and to gather a strong, long-term political & professional commitment to reduce avoidable blindness. “VISION 2020” has taken initiatives to develop & strengthen the primary health/eye care methodology to prevent the avoidable blindness.

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The growth of the vision care market is driven by the increase in lens prescriptions and eye care professionals such as optometrists and ophthalmologists. Most of the ageing consumers (65+) have low awareness regarding eye health. Product development, particularly for the ageing population, is a major challenge as ageing consumers tend to suffer from dry eyes due to which fitting of contact lens becomes difficult. Therefore, the products for ageing consumers need more attention. Elderly population prefers spectacles over contact lens due to low awareness regarding their benefits. According to the company, the spectacle lenses segment accounted over 40% revenue share in the global vision care market in 2017. However, the growing popularity of contact lens might limit the segment’s growth in the near future. Contact lenses offer vision correction for the entire field of the eye including peripheral vision. Soft contact lenses are safe for daily use and for sports as well. They do not fog and can be discarded if damaged. Besides, they are economic compared to prescribed glasses.

Vision Care Market: Regional Insights

In Europe and Northern America, more than 1 person in 5 was aged 60 or above in 2017. According to a survey by the WHO, 90% of the visually impaired population is in low- & middle-income countries. A significant share of this population is unaware regarding the preventive care for vision loss, available curative services and quality rehabilitation. Further, the growing number of ageing population with vision disorders in Asia Pacific is likely to boost the growth of the vision care market in Asia Pacific. Increasing geriatric population and rising disposable income in North America is expected to surge the demand for advanced vision care products and solutions. The North America vision care market is estimated to create an absolute $ opportunity worth US$ 21,735 Mn between 2018 and 2028.

Vision Care Market: Segmental Analysis

The company has segmented the global vision care market into spectacle lenses, contact lenses and cleaning & disinfecting solutions. In terms of revenue, the spectacle lenses and contact lenses segments are expected to hold significant shares over the forecast period. In contrary, the cleaning & disinfecting solutions segment in the vision care market is expected to exhibit limited investment opportunities, in terms of revenue, through 2028.

Vision Care Market: Companies

The report tracks some of the key companies operating in the vision care market, such as Bausch and Lomb (Acq. by Valeant Pharmaceuticals), Alcon (sub. Novartis AG), CooperVision and Johnson & Johnson, LUXOTTICA GROUP, Essilor, ZEISS International, Safilo Group and Rodenstock.

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Communication Platform As a Service Market: Global End-user Analysis 2015-2019 and Opportunity Assessment 2020-2030

A recent market study published by FMI on the Communication Platform As a Service market includes a global end-user analysis for 2015-2019 and opportunity assessment for 2020-2030, and delivers a comprehensive assessment of the most important market dynamics. After conducting a thorough research on the historical as well as current growth parameters, growth prospects of the market are obtained with maximum precision.

Communication Platform As a Service Market: Segmentation

The global Communication Platform As a Service market is segmented in detail to cover every aspect of the market and present a complete market intelligence approach to readers.

By Solutions

Unified Communication & Collaboration

Web Real-Time Communication (WEBRTC)

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Report Chapters

Chapter 01 - Executive Summary

The report commences with the executive summary of the Communication Platform As a Service market, which includes a summary of the key findings and statistics of the market. It also includes the dominating segments in the global Communication Platform As a Service market. In addition, it includes the graphical representation of the segments according to market size and growth rate.

Chapter 02 - Market Introduction

Readers can find a detailed taxonomy and definition of the Communication Platform As a Service market in this chapter, which will help them understand the basic information about the Communication Platform As a Service market. This section also highlights the inclusions and exclusions, which help the reader understand the scope of the Communication Platform As a Service market report.

Chapter 03 - Global Communication Platform As a Service Market:  Market Background

This chapter explains the key macroeconomic factors that are expected to influence the growth of the Communication Platform As a Service market over the forecast period. Along with macroeconomic factors, this section also highlights the opportunity analysis of the Communication Platform As a Service market. This chapter also highlights the key market dynamics of the Communication Platform As a Service market, which include the drivers and restraints. Moreover, readers will understand the key trends followed by the leading providers in the Communication Platform As a Service market.

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Chapter 04 - Global Communication Platform As a Service Market:  Market Forecast

This section explains the global market value analysis and forecast for the Communication Platform As a Service market. It includes the detailed analysis of the historical Communication Platform As a Service market, along with an opportunity analysis of the future. Readers can also find the absolute opportunity for the current year (2020 - 2030), and an incremental opportunity for the forecast period (2020 - 2030).

Chapter 05 - Global Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast 2020 - 2030 by Solution

Based on solution, the Communication Platform As a Service market is segmented into unified communication & collaboration, web real-time communication (WEBRTC), interactive voice response (IVR) with integral EPABX, audio conferencing, video conferencing, and voice over internet protocol (VoIP) with cloud PBX. In this chapter, readers can find information about the key attractive segments during the forecast period.

Chapter 06 - Global Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast 2020 - 2030 by Services

Based on enterprise, the Communication Platform As a Service market is segmented into managed services, and professional services. In this chapter, readers can find information about the key attractive segments during the forecast period.

Chapter 07 - Global Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast 2020 - 2030 by Enterprise Size

Based on enterprise size, the Communication Platform As a Service market is segmented into large enterprise, medium enterprise, small enterprise and micro enterprise. In this chapter, readers can find information about the key attractive segments during the forecast period.

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Chapter 08 - Global Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast 2020 - 2030 by Vertical

Based on vertical, the Communication Platform As a Service market is segmented into BFSI, healthcare, telecommunication, & ITES, government, retail, travel & hospitality, manufacturing and others.

Chapter 09 - Global Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2014 - 2018 & Forecast, 2020 - 2030 by Region

This chapter explains how the Communication Platform As a Service market is expected to grow across various geographical regions such as North America, Latin America, Europe, East Asia, South Asia, and Middle East & Africa (MEA).

Chapter 10 - North America Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast, 2020 - 2030

This chapter includes a detailed analysis of the growth of the North American Communication Platform As a Service market, along with a country-wise assessment that includes the U.S. and Canada. Readers will also find some of key points on the basis of estimated market size of Communication Platform As a Service.

Chapter 11 - Latin America Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast, 2020 - 2030

Readers can find detailed information about several factors, such as the pricing analysis and the regional trends, which are impacting the growth of the Latin America Communication Platform As a Service market. This chapter also includes the growth prospects of the Communication Platform As a Service market in leading countries such as Brazil, Mexico, and the Rest of Latin America.

Chapter 12 - Europe Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast, 2020 - 2030

Important growth prospects of the Communication Platform As a Service market based on the solution and the end-user industry in several countries, such as Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the UK, BENELUX, and the Russia, are included in this chapter.

Chapter 13 - East Asia Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast, 2020 - 2030

China, South Korea & Japan, are the leading countries in the East Asia region, which are the prime subjects of assessment to obtain the growth prospects of the East Asia Communication Platform As a Service market in this chapter. Readers can find detailed information about the growth parameters of the East Asia Communication Platform As a Service market during the period 2020-2030.

Chapter 14 - South Asia & Pacific Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast, 2020 - 2030

In this chapter, India, ASEAN Countries and New Zealand are among the leading countries in the South Asia & Pacific region, which are the prime subjects of assessment to obtain the growth prospects of the South Asia & Pacific Communication Platform As a Service market.

Chapter 15 - Middle East & Africa Communication Platform As a Service Market Analysis 2015 - 2019 & Forecast, 2020 - 2030

This chapter provides information about how the Communication Platform As a Service market will grow in major countries in the MEA region, such as GCC Countries, South Africa, and Turkey during the forecast period 2020 - 2030.

Chapter 16 - Competition Analysis

In this chapter, readers will find a comprehensive list of all leading service provider in the Communication Platform As a Service market, along with detailed information about each company, including company overview, revenue shares, strategic overview, and recent company developments. Some of the market players featured in the report are Cisco Systems Inc., IBM Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., Avaya Inc., Ozonetel Systems Pvt. Ltd., and Dialogic Inc., and among others.

Chapter 17 - Assumptions and Acronyms

This chapter includes a list of acronyms and assumptions that provide a base to the information and statistics included in the Communication Platform As a Service report.

Chapter 18 - Research Methodology

This chapter helps readers understand the research methodology followed to obtain various conclusions, as well as important qualitative and quantitative information about the Communication Platform As a Service market.

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Dubai apartment for investment

Dubai apartment for investment should be chosen wisely. Investment in real estate does not bring fast results or profit. It is a long-term project which has to be planned and executed properly for maximum return on investments. Before considering any kind of a real estate investment you should get knowledgeable about the current situation of Dubai real estate market.

Getting ready for the upcoming Expo 2020, numerous Dubai real estate developers started launching projects. As it is expected that more than 30 million people will be visiting Dubai during the period of Expo 2020 (October 2020 – April 2021), majority of developers planned to hand over their projects before the end of 2021. Due to high projected supply and lower demand, Dubai real estate market faced price decline. Nevertheless, Dubai real estate market will pick up in the next 1-2 years. That is why it is important to invest in Dubai apartment, now.

Dubai apartment for investment and best location

It is not that difficult to find suitable Dubai apartment for investment. Everything depends on your end goal (end user or investor) and the location itself. If you want to go for Dubai apartment for investment as an end user, you should consider such locations as downtown and Jumeirah. Nevertheless, if your end goal is to gain profit as an investor, you should check Discovery Gardens, JVC, Motor City, etc.

Dubai Marina

Dubai Marina is a home for many European expats. One of the main reasons are relatively new area, water canal, and breathtaking towers. Up until now, Dubai Marina is one of the most popular areas when it comes to investment in apartments because it is located near business offices in Dubai Media City and Dubai Internet City. It serves as an attraction to many businesspeople, who prefer to be near their workplace and in a prestigious neighborhood that provides plentiful community amenities and the famous Dubai Marina Walk.

Business Bay

Did you know that Business Bay has the second name? Being a well-known business hub, it is set to become the Manhattan of the emirate. Located in Dubai downtown, it attracts lots of investors due to numerous offices. This area will always be in demand, whether it is rent or purchase.

Al Barsha Heights

Al Barsha Heights situates close to Media City which hosts multinational and Fortune 500 companies, which include BBC World, Microsoft, HP, CNN, Reuters, CNBC, Vodafone and more. It has numerous residential buildings suitable for anyone seeking to invest in Dubai. It is a top choice for visitors, because it is set in the heart of ‘New Dubai’ and considered a business hub. The perfect location makes it easily accessible from any other area in Dubai. Constant development gives endless opportunities for investment.

Dubai Sports City

Dubai Sports City was launched in 2003 as Dubai’s sports center, hosting academies in golf, cricket, hockey, football, swimming, and rugby to name a few. Close to Dubai’s major roads, and only 15 minutes away from the much-anticipated Expo 2020 pavilion. It is a recommended choice for investors as millions of visitors are expected to arrive in Dubai for the Expo 2020.

Due to recent market conditions prices on properties went down for both off-plan and secondary markets. As developers started concentrating on more affordable units for end users and investors (studio, 1-,2-bedroom) people started moving from big apartments into smaller ones. Owning became easier than renting. Dubai Sports City is still a young area which is developing rapidly. Due to its popularity and growth, it is one of the most attractive areas when it comes to investments.

Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC)

Considered as one of the fastest growing locations in Dubai, the Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) has a good location when it comes to nearby areas and easy accessibility. It is also a short drive from the Expo 2020 pavilion and Dubai’s major business attractions. In the first three quarters of 2015, it was ranked the 2nd highest for move-in rates in Dubai. It is just 20-minutes away from the Al Maktoum International Airport. According to Bureau International des Expositions, Expo 2020 will be attracting millions of visitors. JVC’s central location is expected to increase demand for hotel rooms during Expo 2020 which will boost investment in Dubai. Another advantage is that rent will grow in the coming 24-36 months as the market improves. In terms of yield, properties offer between 15%–20% more space comparing to The Springs, and around 15%–20% cheaper to purchase.

Dubai apartment for investment and the best ROI

When it comes to Dubai apartment for investment, ROI is the major deal maker. Each Dubai area has a different ROI. Depending on what you are looking for and what is the end goal you can choose a suitable location.

According to the research, conducted by Bayut, there are 10 locations in Dubai which can be considered as a profitable investment option, for Dubai apartment investors. According to the obtained results, we can shortlist the following areas:

Dubai Marina – 6.4%

Downtown Dubai – 5.4%

International City – 9.7%

JVC – 6.7%

Palm Jumeirah – 5.3%

JLT – 7.7%

Dubai Silicon Oasis – 7.6%

Dubai Sports City – 7.9%

JBR – 6.3%

Business Bay – 6.4%

Dubai Marina and Dubai Downtown still hold their position strong as one of the most attractive places to invest in. Taking into consideration current market trends International City, Dubai Sports City, Dubai Silicon Oasis and Motor City are among top preferences when it comes to real estate investments.

International City, on the other side, is the 3rd-most searched area for apartment sales in Dubai. Prices for studios stays the same, comparing to 2018. Nevertheless, for those who want to invest with more profit, 2BR apartments in International City is the answer. Prices have risen by 1.4%, increasing from AED 690,000 to AED 700,000 in the first quarter of 2019. A similar trend has also been noticed in other affordable areas like Dubai Sports City, where 2BR units have seen prices jump by 3%.

While property prices in Dubai have decreased over the last quarter, the changes have been modest. Dubai apartment for investment stays the most profitable asset, comparing to villas and townhouses. Current Dubai real estates market conditions such as price decline, oversupply and people’s shift towards new Dubai areas remain investment even more profitable. Taking into consideration Expo 2020 and the expected a rush of tenants Dubai apartment stays a hunk of burning.

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DealBook: Davos Warms to Trump’s Results (if Not Him Personally)

Good morning from Davos. We’re bringing you the latest from here all week. One tidbit: Bill Gates, who has attended for 30 years, canceled his plans to come this year. (Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here.)

The Davos crowd has come to like Trump’s outcomes

As the 50th annual World Economic Forum — the conclave of global business and political leaders — begins today in Davos, Switzerland, Andrew writes in his latest column that the assembly has warmed to President Trump, at least economically.

• Mr. Trump’s policies are the opposite of Davos doctrine, advocating trade wars and a fragmenting of the global economy.

• But “to the surprise of many Davos regulars, the economic results have yet to prove as disastrous as they expected — and, at least in the short term, have seemingly proven to be quite positive,” Andrew writes.

• Maybe it shouldn’t be surprising, the corporate leadership expert Jeff Sonnenfeld tells Andrew: “The Davos crowd are well-respected followers of fashion and love whomever is in power.”

• But they don’t like him personally, says the Trump-friend-turned-foe Anthony Scaramucci: “The unspeakable truth is that C.E.O.s and their staff are horrified.”

Mr. Trump took a victory lap in his speech at the Forum this morning:

• “Today I’m proud to say the U.S. is in the midst of an economic boom the likes of which the world has never seen before.”

• Of China, he said, “Under my leadership, America confronted the problem head on.” He also defended his trade war, saying, “Our relationship with China right now has probably never been better.”

• And he criticized the Fed’s unwillingness to cut U.S. interest rates to his liking.

But much of this year’s event focuses on issues that Mr. Trump doesn’t like, including:

• Climate change, which will almost certainly be a big topic, according to Stanley Reed of the NYT (especially since Greta Thunberg is set to speak). Mr. Trump himself said the U.S. would join a major tree-planting initiative, but urged a rejection of “the perennial prophets of doom.”

• Falling economic growth, partly prompted by his trade wars, according to a new study by PwC.

More: The forum’s founder, Klaus Schwab, tells David Gelles of the NYT that the event is still relevant today. And here’s the full list of this year’s attendees.

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Today’s DealBook Briefing was written by Andrew Ross Sorkin in Davos and Michael J. de la Merced in London.

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Counting the cost of low social mobility

To accompany the Davos gathering this week, the World Economic Forum has tallied up what it says is the financial incentive for countries to shrink their wealth gaps.

The report estimates that China could gain an additional $1 trillion in G.D.P. growth by 2030 if its social inequality is solved over the next decade, while the U.S. could gain $866.7 billion.

If social inequality remains a problem, “we will continue to see discontent, with far-reaching consequences for economic growth, the green transition, trade and geopolitics,” said Saadia Zahidi, a World Economic Forum managing director.

The trade deal helps, and hurts, U.S. tech

Provisions in the first phase of the trade deal between China and the U.S. help American tech companies like Micron, a major semiconductor maker. But the pact also causes them a lot of collateral damage, according to Ana Swanson and Cecilia Kang of the NYT.

• “The deal contains provisions meant to protect American technology and trade secrets and allow companies to challenge China on accusations of theft,” Ms. Swanson and Ms. Kang write.

• It could help Micron, which accused a Chinese rival of stealing its technology after rebuffing a takeover bid in 2015.

• But the fight that led to the trade deal prompted China to redouble efforts to produce its own advanced tech in areas like semiconductors, driverless cars and artificial intelligence.

• “It’s like China woke up and said, ‘We’ve relied too much on the United States,’” Robert Atkinson of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, an industry think tank, told the NYT.

• The Trump administration is increasingly putting much of the lucrative Chinese market off limits for American tech companies.

The case against venture capitalists

The venture capital industry helped create Apple, Google, Intel and Uber. But Nathan Heller of The New Yorker asks whether the benefits are worth the downsides — citing the rises and catastrophic falls of WeWork and other start-ups.

“A thriving society needs moon shots, and, in the absence of a literal space race, only venture capitalists have the mandate to throw cash at an improbable success,” Mr. Heller writes.

But the financiers earn a lot from fees regardless of whether the start-ups they invest in thrive, he adds. “If you’re a venture capitalist, you know that you will not be the one to go broke.”

And the industry may have too much money, leading to bad decisions and excesses: “Venture capital, once a small and chancy field, is now a profit machine for its managers, with all that entails. Poorly designed for its scale, rote and entrenched at the higher echelons, it has become vulnerable to a particular sort of change: disruption by a bright, daring idea.”

How Trump Inc. is entwined with the White House

With the impeachment trial kicking off in earnest in the Senate today, Anita Kumar of Politico takes a look at how President Trump has combined his personal business with the job of running the government’s executive branch.

• “A Chinese state-owned company was awarded a multimillion contract to help develop a Trump golf course in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, amid a U.S.-China trade war,” Ms. Kumar writes.

• “T-Mobile executives stayed at Trump’s Washington hotel while seeking a green light from the federal government for a merger.”

• “Even after Congress launched an investigation into his businesses, the Trump administration authorized foreign governments to rent condos in Trump World Tower in New York.”

• “Trump has promoted his properties dozens of times while in office.”

Mr. Trump’s decision not to divest his real estate business “has created a vast web of potential conflicts of interest, accusations about his policies being driven by his business interests and even possible violations of the law, according to documents and interviews,” Ms. Kumar adds.

Democratic lawmakers say they will continue investigating potential conflicts of interest, though they didn’t include them in the two articles of impeachment now under consideration in the Senate.

Could Brexit harm women in the British workplace?

Britain is set to leave the E.U. in a little over two weeks. Some fear that could disproportionately affect women, Alisha Haridasani Gupta of the NYT reports.

• In 2018, women made up a majority of Britain’s part-time or temporary workers, which would probably be the first kinds of jobs to go in the predicted economic slowdown.

• Social protections and workplace policies like parental leave and sexual harassment regulations have “a foundation” in E.U. law, according to Roberta Guerrina, a professor at Bristol University in England who specializes in gender politics.

• “Many of Britain’s standards and protections for women that were once guaranteed by the E.U. can theoretically be repealed,” Ms. Gupta writes.

• The regulations’ fate depends on whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government keeps the country aligned with some European rules as it seeks to diverge from others.

The speed read

Deals

• Uber agreed to sell its Uber Eats business in India to a local rival, Zomato, as it continues to exit unprofitable overseas operations. (NYT)

• Antitrust regulators are reportedly still investigating Altria’s $12.8 billion investment in the vaping company Juul. (WSJ)

• JPMorgan Chase is creating a division to invest in development projects in emerging markets. (CNBC)

• Twenty top performing hedge funds made $59.3 billion in investment profits last year, their biggest annual gain in at least a decade. (FT)

Politics and policy

• France and the U.S. called off a potential trade war after Paris agreed to freeze plans to tax American internet giants. (WSJ)

• Conservative states are lining up for federal funds to deal with natural disasters — but they’re careful not to use the term climate change. (NYT)

• The plastic-bag industry is winning the fight over bans of single-use plastic shopping bags in the U.S. (Politico)

• Mike Bloomberg’s huge spending on ads for his presidential run are raising rates for political campaigns across the country. (Politico)

Tech

• Privacy advocates are worried about Clearview, a facial recognition start-up that has scraped the internet — and that claims to be able to identify almost anyone. Separately, Alphabet’s C.E.O., Sundar Pichai, has called on regulators to clamp down on facial recognition technology. (NYT, FT)

• The trial over whether Canada should extradite Meng Wanzhou, the C.F.O. of Huawei, to the U.S. has begun. (NYT)

• Instagram’s C.E.O., Adam Mosseri, is trying to make the social network a safer place. (NYT)

Best of the rest

• American consulting firms like Boston Consulting Group and McKinsey have been accused of helping Africa’s richest woman loot her native Angola and stash that money abroad. (NYT)

• The mysterious coronavirus behind a growing epidemic in China now appears to be spreading from humans to humans. (NYT)

• One of Boeing’s top customers has urged the company to rename the 737 Max. (Bloomberg)

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These new offices are set to create the next business hub in Muscat

‘Habitat’ by Tasmim is an upcoming mixed-use development project in the Al Khuwair district. The real-estate project spans 75,000 sqm and is one of largest developments in the Sultanate. 

It is being developed in a joint venture with Omani conglomerate Shanfari Group of Companies and designed by Austrian architecture company Mandressi GmbH. 

The project will consist of commercial, residential, and retail units topped with a rooftop restaurant. With over 200 units of mixed-use development, this project will enjoy the stature of being one of the Sultanate’s high-end real estate projects.

Premium Locale

The project is in close proximity to Muscat’s major transit points and business hubs, and is just a 20 minute drive from the Muscat International Airport. The project will be a premium property situated at Al Khuwair, a prime location in the city. 

Unparalleled Vistas

The project offers magnificent views as it overlooks the sea on one side and the Al Hajar Mountains on the other. With a scenic view and modern day amenities add enormous value to this project.

A Multitude of Facilities

Tasmim’s ‘Habitat’ Office users will enjoy the community feeling, and having 20,000 sqm retail area will help them get a head start to their workdays with healthy breakfast options in the food court area. 

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The same can be used to conduct meetings with clients over lunch or dinner, or just come and enjoy a break whenever needed. Besides the accessibility of the food court, office users can enjoy the convenience of the organized parking, stunning receptions, elevators and common areas to welcome all their guests into a modern, high-end, safe, well-controlled, and functional and a premium designed environment. 

From Startups to Large-Scale Enterprises

With several typologies, Habitat’s open space offices can accommodate companies of all sizes, be it small start-ups, medium enterprises or large scale organizations.

The 118 offices also have raised flooring system and high speed internet connection considering the needs of a new age employees.

Each office unit has independent bathrooms and is equipped with high quality pantries with modular layout keeping in mind the requirements of any tenant needs.

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Having ample access to natural light and fresh air, affects the human circadian rhythm and helps in keeping alertness and attentiveness. The Habitat offices have been designed as such, that each unit receives ample natural light and fresh air, thus improving the productivity levels of the end users.

Starting at the price range of OMR 58,500, the office units are equipped with mordern amenities, bringing a new trend in Oman workstyle thus creating a new business hub. The developer aims to provide its clients with superior design quality, high productivity and functional work  environment at affordable prices. 

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“Habitat is an ambitious project that is being built to deliver high-quality office spaces to Oman commercial real estate market. Designed, keeping in mind the central idea of a modern day office employee, this project is here to re-define Oman’s workspace market. Tasmim’s success and leadership in developing premium office space projects is demonstrated with Habitat’s offices that are built with top-of-the-line design integrated with high-speed internet. Keeping in mind the expectation of our future tenants, we have designed the project with premium design quality and modern day amenities,” said Alessandro Daverio, CEO from Tasmim. 

Potential buyers will also get an opportunity of linking more units or work on fully customized solutions by the end of this year. The developer will also soon establish a sales showroom to showcase sample units of each offering.

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Rent Free Periods to be Offered by Dubai Landlords Instead of Rent Discount

Dubai’s office space landlords are willing to offer rent free periods instead of lowering the rents beyond a certain limit to attract the tenants, according to a real estate consultancy.

It said on the second quarter that in the short term, the general rental growth lack is not likely to change. It is not expected from across a market as a whole for rents to decrease further, especially when they are considered to be of fair market value and the landlords deny leasing below a particular level.

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They also said that the landlords have offered add on incentives like rent free periods and fit out contributions so that the tenants stay attracted. Stating this, before any signs of uplift, minimal rental change for 6–9 months is expected.

In the second quarter of 2016, there was a consistency in the rents along with the declines measured in 6 out of 22 submarkets such as Garhoud (18%), Al Barsha(10%) and Deira(5%).

A few submarkets recorded minor uplifts in upper limit rents involving Dubai International Financial Centre (6%) and the wider Tecom submarket (7%). As per the consultancy these are the exceptions as there was no recorded movement in lower or upper limit rents in 14 submarkets.

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Schemes like flagship, signature and prime as for Burjman Business Tower administer rents of Dh 12910 per sq. metre (psm) over the average of Dh 120 psf in Bur Dubai area. Emirates tower in Sheikh Zayed Road is a popular one with low vacancy rates. Rentals range from Dh 1,292 to Dh 3,014 psm.

Top and central areas of free zones of Dubai Internet City, low vacancy rates of Dubai Media City and Knowledge Village, DIFC and Dubai Design District of around 5% as compared to Sheikh Zayed Road (Trade Centre) submarket which has stock of mixed quality and age also vacancy rates close to 20%, the consultancy disclosed.

JLL, a real estate consultancy said that demand for the central business district (CBD), the area from the World Trade Centre periphrastic to Downtown exists and is quite evident keeping in mind the relatively high rentals, right now averaging at Dh 1,922 per square meter and the low vacancy levels.

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A declining trend has been noticed in vacancy rates within commercial office towers in CBD which suggests that there might be a lack of office spaces and hence a number of built-to-suit projects and prerelease agreements scheduled to be completed, according to the consultancy.

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Originally published at blog.ownaspace.com on August 23, 2016.