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thesamoanqueen · 1 year

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Way back Home

Raiting: 14+

Warnings: Angst; Fluff; The drama I dont want to talk about…

A/N: Morning break before WM39 and Im here to throw some angst around 'cause I'm going to have a meltdown tomorrow and that's it. Enjoy.

They had moved away from the city center for a while, streets were almost empty now, it must have been a residential neighborhood. Or so she thought, there were so many trees on the properties that it looked like a jungle out there and almost made houses disappear. Roman continued to swerve and follow the directions, but Y/N had looked at the map and there didn't seem to be anything nearby at all.

- Where we going? - she asked curiously, looking away from the window and at him, with that expression.

- I want to show you a thing – he announced with a smile, his attention still on the road, although by now there was no one except them.

Silently she looked out again, trying to understand. It was clearly a residential part of the city, an upmarket one probably. The streets and sidewalks were neat, the houses hardly visible, but the letterboxes and fences were, and even those made a decidedly good impression. She really didn't understand what there could be to see in such a place, perhaps a foundation, a small private museum maybe? a club? There was a connection to the bay across the river out there somewhere… all those trees were confusing her, it looked like a maze.

- We've been in the car for hours Ro.

- Are you tired?

- No, but you're keeping to go around, with all these houses, the empty streets... it seems like the beginning of an horror movie in which a serial killer drags a girl to his cabin in the middle of the Florida swamps and chains her there to torture her - she joked with a snort and Roman laughed, turning to face her for a moment.

Yes, she was exaggerating and yes, she was getting impatient, she knew it.

- There are some good people living here Y/N and if there was a chance one of us was a serial killer, it wouldn't be me. We both know that.

- True, but-

- Be good. Its here - Roman stopped her, slowly taking the last cross.

The news silenced her immediately and she moved her eyes to the road, which after the wide curve became a shaded and empty strip of asphalt. There were black railings along the sides and a few light stone pillars to space everything out, but no houses could no longer be see. Maybe there were some, but the properties must have been larger than what she had seen coming this far and after a few seconds, she realized the street wasn't even that long. It ended in a roundabout beyond which they had placed an elaborate iron gate and a lay-by with an intercom.

- What's beyond the gate? - she asked again as Roman rolled down the window to press the button just below the "for sale" sign.

- Not a cabin. – she heard him joking, before someone opened to let them in.

She had a few days off that week. A break in anticipation of what would soon happen and for which everyone would have to give their all. The idea of going home hadn't even crossed her mind for a second. It's not that she didn't like it, but she spent so much time away from there that it became a warehouse for the things she couldn't keep in her suitcase and with the mood she was in, Y/N really didn't want to set foot there to get away the plug. She needed to keep herself busy, to distract herself and continue to be absorbed by work had been one of her ways to overcome those moments for years. She had taken a car and driven almost half a day to get there, a flight would have been more practical, but sitting looking out a window with headphones on helps you think and she didn't want to. It was already afternoon when she had opened the door of the hotel room where she would stay until the next show and she had to take a shower. Leaving the suitcases in a corner and together with them her heels, she took off the earrings, rings and necklace, looking at her phone one last time.

The last message was from that morning. No calls, no news. He had yet another busy day. She took a picture of the city from the window to send it to Roman, an excuse to find out if he was all right and turned off the screen, breathing deeply to regain control, while she turned on the TV to fill the silence a bit and lock herself inside the bathroom.

Work had sucked her in one day and spat her out the next in a worse state than the previous one, Roman wasn't there, he wouldn't even be there the following week and to her it really seemed like an endless nightmare. She heard her co-workers talk, saw the show go on, people sit and stand as usual, but Y/N had the impression of being stuck in quicksand. She had tried to keep busy, to wear herself out physically, she had agreed to go out with some friends in an attempt to distract herself and resume a normal life, but just like with quicksand, moving had made things worse. She slept badly at night, head always elsewhere, clinging to those few moments in which Roman showed up and then disappeared again. She couldn't go on like the others if she didn't let go first and part of her, more than a part to say the truth, was refusing to do it… even to her own detriment. She should have faced things, cleared up, faced reality for her own good, but she was worried about Roman not herself. She trusted him, but knew how big the change was, how hard it could be to loosen his grip and lose control of something he'd driven and been responsible for for years and she didn't want him to go through it alone.

He didn't need her and had clearly chosen to keep her out of that phase of his life, yet Y/N felt she had to be there for him at that moment, she wanted to be there, to support him and in her own small way reassure him, even if her role it boiled down to a few texts and a couple of calls. Y/N'd never been the kind of woman who would give herself up to a man, her priorities had always taken precedence, but this time she just wasn't able to.

The garden looked like a little paradise, a peacefull island in the middle of nowhere. Nothing could be seen beyond the trees and the outline of the hill behind which the river flowed into the sea. There were other houses around it, yet everything seemed to be there to shield the place from the rest. Distracted, she watched the clear water of the pool stir in the wind and only when Roman sank onto the couch next to her, she turn around smiling. Y/N hadn't imagined something like this when he'd asked her to stay in Florida with him for a few days, but it had been fun.

- So, does it deserve a vote? - she heard him ask seriously, arm sliding behind to caress her bare shoulder.

- The color of the walls at the entrance is horrendous, this is not Tahiti – she reflected just as seriously.

- It can be changed.

- And living room and dining room should be reversed. There is more light on that side of the house, the windows are wider. It's strange that no one thought of it…

- Something else? - Roman inquired, looking at her with the tip of a smile.

- No, the floors are beautiful, bathrooms and fornitures too with all that marble. Rooms are huge and the garden alone is half the value of the entire house, your parents will love it.

Y/N couldn't say she knew them well, but she'd spent time with them for a variety of reasons, from PPVs to trips that Naomi and the twins had taken her and Roman was their copy. They loved having family together, keeping busy in the outdoors, that house would be perfect for everything. He had chosen well and the thought made her instinctively reach out to stroke his beard: he was a walking guarantee fund.

- It's not for my parents, my mother would be angry if I spent money on them. Its for me.

The carelessness with which he said it astounded her and Y/N hand slid down his arm as she stared at him in silence.

For him? Buying another house? Did he want to move or he just want a second house? Did make sense to have a second house so close to the first? Same state? When had that idea occurred to him? Why was the first time she heard that story? And what was she doing there with him?

- You take me to choose your house? – she asked confused, while he insisted on stroking her shoulder.

Because during their visit it didn't seem like he had already decided to take it and just wanted to show it to her. The real estate agent had asked him what was his first impression. First. Had he taken her to choose a house with him? It's not the kind of thing you do with… well, she wasn't that one for him. Maybe she was misunderstanding things, she must have misunderstood. That was a life choice to share with someone special and yes, they were more than friends, they had a unique relationship in their own way and they had added quite a few, lot, benefits over the last year, but that was a serious thing.

- You have more taste than me and it's an important step. I wanted you to be there – Roman admitted without too much trouble and Y/N abruptly swallowed the boulder that had risen down her throat.

They weren't that. There wasn't that between them. It would have been nice, but it wasn't like that, she knew it. She was, she… it was just her misunderstanding, because he had a natural talent for attracting attention and destroying pussies in any way possible. This one was new and unexpected, but still a way.

- You should have brought your mama or one of your sisters, it's an investment.

- I'm old enough to know how to manage my life. I wanted you. - he insisted and Y/N made an effort with all herself to remain lucid on that patio, because the moment he said it, her mind had gone elsewhere.

He wanted her. He had chosen her for a step like this. And it wasn't a fallback, he'd planned it because they'd planned those days in Florida together weeks ago, not out of the blue. Roman had really wanted her to be there with him, to be next to him and it was a good feeling. She knew well that they weren't planning anything, that it wasn't about choosing a house for some kind of future and that things between them wouldn't change once they stepped out of that gate again, but it was still a good feeling. Knowing that he wanted her with him, that somehow she needed her support. It was comforting.

She felt his hand tighten lightly on her shoulder and instinctively followed suit, squeezing hers on his arm, an uncontrolled smile creeping across her lips when she saw him smiling a little bit too. He was so-

- That area can be expanded if you want, maybe put in some children’s games, all permits are in place. - the real estate agent broke in out of nowhere, without even trying to hide her knowing look.

- Add them to the contract and let's review everything - she heard Roman add, with a cocky smile and the woman’s eyebrows raised so much that they almost touched her bangs, as she returned inside the house.

Whether it was because of his smile or the idea of having closed a contract with all those zeros was not clear.

In the last two months so much had changed for her… and Y/N really couldn't understand when that jump into the void after a bad moment had become everything. Maybe it was inside his private bus on the road to Charlotte or maybe on the trip to Portland with Jey and Jimmy. She remembered the endless days in the stadiums, breakfasts in the car and nights in the parking lots or inside hotel rooms before leaving again the following day. The night in the gym when she had decided to go over the limit and he hadn't hesitated for a moment, even tearing the air out of her lungs to fuck her senseless, the moments together that lasted a life or the absurd day when she had seen him sign a check for that which had become his new home with her next to him.

He had been in and out of that house for the past two months, planning and planning perhaps even with someone else next to him, while she waited for him, only suspecting what was inside his head and silencing her own. Y/N didn't want to think about it, she didn't want to focus on that, it would have been useless and more painful than it already was. She just wanted to be there for Roman. And so firm in her purpose, she waited for him to finish his round of greetings and let himself fall in the locker room next to her.

- That was a big pop - she recalled, still hearing the noises of people in her ears as Roman entered the ramp with Paul.

It was amazing how everything changed when he was around. For people it was moments, but for her it had become something else and being able to be there, alone, even if it was just a little, made her feel better.

- It played well yes… I like your hair – he commented, turning to look at her with a smile.

- Thank you. – she said softly, moving playful on of her twists from the shoulder and Roman nodded slowly, returning to stare at the floor of the locker room.

Having the opportunity to spend time away from that routine was doing him good, he was physically less tired, but there was still something wrong, she could see it.

- I have to thank you.

- For the hair?

- You know what I'm talking about Y/N – he said heavy, turning back to look at her and she felt her stomach crumple, because he had always been able to see beyond her and Y/N had almost forgotten how it was like.

He had chosen to keep her on the sidelines of that story from the first moment, whether because he wanted to face it alone or because her place wasn't at his side, Y/N really didn't know and wouldn't even ask. Not with Roman, not with how she felt about him. It hurt and she wished badly for things to be different, no matter what had or hadn't happened between them in nearly a year, but she was happy, immensely happy, that he was aware of her attempts to be there for him. Because it was all she ever wanted and it was worth it.

- Don’t say that. There’s no need. – she denied quickly, gritting her teeth so as not to collapse and let everything flow all over her, but Roman stopped her when her shoulders hadn't even had time to physically shake off those words.

Something was already ringing somewhere, probably a reminder for who knows what appointment or communication, but neither of them turned to check, not this time, not yet. Y/N felt his hand caress her cheek as it hadn't done for a long time and a part of her, the one beyond the impeccable facade, the one that had thrown herself upon him for comfort and was now seeking him like air, curled up in that point as if it were home.

- I had to do it. Another month, just one. – he swore seriously, rubbing her cheekbone with his thumb, eyes devouring her as they did every time they met.

It was a bad time of the year in their parallel universe to make promises and predictions for the future, but Roman was a man of his word and whatever came next, Y/N would go along with it anyway. That moment was enough for her to know that she was a safe road for him in that chapter of his life. Past or future. A month and then she would move on with her life, she could do it for him.

- Raise up. They are waiting for you.

One month. One.

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awanderingcanadian · 11 months

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A Little Catch Up on My Life and Travels

My last post was about selling our beloved place in Mexico. I haven't posted since then, but I've been busy, both with closing down the business, and then taking to the road.

I'm writing this from a hotel room in San Antonio, Texas. We have just finished a 5 day vacation with family, and my husband and his brother attended 3 days of the Formula One in Austin. They are very close to each other, and I think they enjoyed everything about their 3 days together. My sister in law and I are also close, and we enjoyed hanging out: there was a day of walking and checking out the River Walk, and a couple of days of relaxing and reading, (things we both enjoy).

Today we parted ways, with my BIL and SIL returning home and Craig and I staying one more night then flying onward to Mexico to meet up with my dad and a friend. We are headed to the town where we have spent 16 happy years, but this time we're not staying at our own place. Instead we are staying with our former property manager who also has rental apartments. While we will be doing many fun things with our local friends, we will NO be painting or fixing things, (a staple of our previous trips). It will be a different trip for sure.

However, I started my travels the last week of August, when my sister invited me to accompany her and my niece back to Ontario, (where my niece attends university). While I've passed through Toronto, both just within the airport, and by vehicle, I've never actually spent any time there, so I jumped at the opportunity. It was a fun and busy 5 days, sightseeing, catching a Blue Jays baseball game, and touring the infamous Kingston penitentiary, as well as getting my niece settled into her new house.

In between the two above trips, we took our travel trailer down the Washington and Oregon coasts, before cutting into more central California to Yosemite National parks. We stayed at both National Parks and State Parks, and boy to do I have a lot to say about those...however, that will be in another post. We had two nights in the San Francisco Bay area, staying in fabulous new regional park in the East Bay, where we spend an unexpected $900+USD when the water pump, followed by the serpentine belt gave out in our truck! Fortunately, we were in a big centre with lots of access to mechanics and parts!

We picked up friends who arrived from Scotland and together the 4 of us made our way back to Canada, via wine tastings and microbreweries!

We loved catching up with family en route, and it was fun to play tour guide to our Scottish friends! We took them out to my favourite place in the world, (the west coast of Vancouver Island), as well as visiting the famous Butchart Gardens, (in the POURING rain), finishing with 2 nights in Vancouver.

So...I've definitely not been lollygagging or wallowing in sorrow over the sale of our place, although when I see it tomorrow evening for the first time since the sale, I may have a wee wallow. Until next time...

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mariacallous · 2 years

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When real-estate-startup cofounder Vai Gupta visited downtown San Francisco from the suburbs last year, he borrowed a conference room at a branch of Silicon Valley Bank to host a quick business meeting, just like he has several times over the past decade. Gupta also has leaned on the bank for networking events, financial tutorials, and discount codes for business software and services. Other banks offer competing perks, but SVB’s total package had won Gupta’s loyalty, until the tech-focused financial giant cratered last week.

Now Gupta is among thousands of customers wondering whether they will ever again find a financial institution that offers the unique blend of benefits, savvy, and speed that SVB delivered to entrepreneurs. Founded about 40 years ago by a Stanford University professor who teamed with banking experts after noticing students struggling to fund business ideas, Silicon Valley Bank treated startup founders like royalty long before their companies ever generated a profit or even raised significant funding.

By offering loans, guidance, and bountiful bottles of fine wine and all-expenses-paid ski trips to companies too small in sales for bigger banks to handhold, SVB quickly became the go-to bank for anyone intersecting with the San Francisco Bay Area’s globally known startup community. Clients who have grown with SVB’s help include Cisco, Coinbase, and Etsy.

But a bad bet on interest rates staying low—they have risen sharply since the start of 2022—and poor crisis communications led to its customers launching a run on the bank over fears about SVB’s financial health. Regulators took control of the bank on March 10, and the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation stepped in over the weekend to fully guarantee the remaining deposits.

SVB’s future remains uncertain, and several entrepreneurs say they are finding that financial institutions rushing to fill the void are falling short in matching its suite of services and extras. Most of all, they wonder what it might mean for them and startups more broadly to lose a trusted partner that helped early-stage companies and founders survive difficult times and secure mortgages or loans others wouldn’t provide.

“They understand our innovation ecosystem and build all of their offerings around that,” says Hemant Taneja, the chief executive and managing director of General Catalyst, a venture capital firm that banks with SVB. “They have the trust of the VC community that they will help these companies through thick and thin.”

Taneja’s firm joined several others yesterday calling for companies to restore their deposits and lending with SVB, describing it as “now one of the safest and most secure banks in the country.” The bank posted on its website yesterday that under the oversight of federal regulators it is honoring all existing loans and welcoming new clients. SVB deferred a request for comment for this story to the FDIC, which declined the invitation. A source at the bank says a few dozen companies expressed interest yesterday in securing new loans.

SVB's at-least temporary demise has added to existing economic uncertainty in tech. Rising interest rates have throttled startups’ access to cheap cash from investors over the past year. Losing access to the loans and connections that SVB provided could accelerate the collapse of some companies and force others to pare their ambitions—and potentially payrolls—until consumer and investor confidence in the economy rebounds.

Gupta, the real estate entrepreneur, is already missing SVB. He wires money internationally at least a couple of times a month for his startup BonfireDAO, which aims to lower barriers to buying properties using blockchain technology that underpins cryptocurrencies. He estimates that Chase, his new bank, will charge him $5,000 a year for the transfers, which SVB provided for free.

SVB also offered customers freebies through a dedicated section in its mobile app long before other banks dangled similar discounts to startups, says Gupta, who from SVB has taken advantage of Amazon Web Services cloud computing credits and free DocuSign e-signature services. He attended over a dozen SVB events, including sessions on finding cofounders and pitching investors. The bank would also let him stop by for a free lunch or to use a meeting room during business trips. “They were very hospitable,” Gupta says. He says he might now have to shell out for a WeWork membership.

Entrepreneur Adam Zbar has enjoyed the use of an SVB ski house with a dock on California’s Lake Tahoe. As CEO of meal delivery company Sunbasket, he would use it to host weeklong retreats for his management team. The bank would bring in a top chef for a night and exclusive wines from SVB’s winery clients. “It was phenomenal,” Zbar says.

SVB sponsorships also helped pay for trips for Los Angeles tech entrepreneurs to ski at Mammoth Mountain in California and surf at a human-made ranch constructed amid farms, says Zach James, co-CEO of ad tech company Zefr. SVB would take clients to race fancy cars, go backstage at music festivals, and meet vintners at private sessions at Napa Valley wineries to the point that it hosted 300 wine-related events one year.

Rivals had ramped up. JPMorgan Chase announced hiring several top bankers from SVB over the past few years. First Republic Bank was making progress adding tech clients. But their main focus remained elsewhere.

Law firms and recruiting and consulting companies are also major sponsors of tech industry schmoozing, though none of them—and certainly no other bank—came close to matching SVB’s largesse toward companies far away from listing on Wall Street, the entrepreneurs and several investors say. “They were one of the key underwriters of the community,” says Paige Craig, who has been a customer of the bank as an entrepreneur and a venture capitalist. “It’s a big hole to fill.”

For all the fancy perks, the ease of borrowing money from SVB has been the biggest draw for many companies. Startups take out bank loans to diversify their financing, and they often can secure the dollars without giving up as many shares as they have to provide venture investors.

Zefr’s James has taken out loans for his company several times through SVB after shopping around. In some cases, the bank takes a small ownership stake in the borrowers. Other times it defers principal payments for a year or two or allows for repayment in a single lump sum. “It was the catch-all for startups,” James says of SVB.

Generally, it offered among the least-restrictive terms and equally competitive interest rates, entrepreneurs say. If a borrower failed, SVB was known to handle it more gracefully than other lenders. Effectively, according to language seen by WIRED, SVB would support companies as long as their venture capital backers, often clients of the bank, did not abandon them. “Bankers become a lifeline when you get into trouble, and if they stand by you, I take that seriously,” says James of his loyalty to the now crushed bank.

Roger Smith, SVB’s founding CEO, told the Computer History Museum in 2014 that the bank did not sacrifice profits by being flexible. “When the music stops, we want two chairs, not just one,” he said. “But we were able to help people grow and … we were part of the flow.”

Just ask Zbar, the former Sunbasket chief. He dreamed up the meal delivery company in 2013 after he had spent through the venture funding he had raised for a different idea. He had no money to pay back a bank loan. But his banker at SVB loved the Sunbasket pitch, and investors were supportive, so SVB agreed to allow Zbar to keep operating month-to-month on new terms as the food venture progressed.

“I remember having some unpleasant conversations where I was like, wow, you know, you took a piece of my hide, but my business still survived,” says Zbar, now chief executive of HamsaPay, which uses blockchain for commercial loan financing. He believes other banks are less flexible than SVB. “They just freeze it, and you're done,” he says. Zbar even welcomed his SVB banker as a bachelor-party guest.

To be sure, Silicon Valley Bank’s reliance on relationships and knowledge of venture capitalists to guide its lending decisions raises questions about whether it perpetuated exclusion of women, racial minorities, or other groups historically overlooked by the startup financing industry. Investors say some of those issues may be valid, but the bank did open up opportunities.

SVB fronted cash to people of underrepresented backgrounds trying to buy into venture capital funds, says the investor Craig, who runs Outlander VC. It provided home mortgages to investors early in their careers who couldn’t get them elsewhere, based on a deep understanding of the tech companies its customers were betting on, Craig says. “I really hope they rebuild and reconstitute. No one understood founders and innovators as well as SVB,” he says.

As entrepreneurs have fanned out to other banks in recent days to shift their deposits from SVB, their experiences have reminded them of what they enjoyed about SVB. James’ Zefr has not found a single bank that can offer every service he wants, so he is using one to borrow money and another for conventional accounts. He does not expect Zefr’s growth to slow, but says his company “will have to suffer worse terms or take on a bit more risk.”

Gupta, who is chief technology officer of BonfireDAO, recalls how he was able to open an account with SVB entirely online while in Singapore at his previous startup a decade ago, an option he has not found as he now searches for SVB alternatives. “They were just the first one to really propose solutions,” he says of his early interactions with SVB. “I never shopped around again.”

He wrote on LinkedIn last week that “many startups like [his] have lost a valuable friend, partner, and source of support.” He says his heart wants to stick with SVB if it resurrects, but he’s no longer sure it’s financially prudent to do so, no matter the constant aid, invaluable discounts, or occasional free conference room.

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homestationrealestateindubai · 1 year

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2 Bedroom Apartments for Sale in Dubai: Your Guide to Finding the Perfect Home

Dubai is a city of skyscrapers, luxury hotels, and endless shopping. It's also a great place to buy a 2 bedroom apartment.

There are a wide variety of 2 bedroom apartments for sale in Dubai, from affordable options to luxury penthouses. The price of a 2-bedroom apartment in Dubai will vary depending on the location, size, and amenities of the property.

Some of the most popular areas for 2 bedroom apartments in Dubai include Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, Jumeirah Village Circle, and Dubai Marina. These areas offer a variety of amenities, including shopping, dining, and nightlife.

If you're looking for a 2 bedroom apartment in Dubai, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First, consider your budget. 2 bedroom apartments in Dubai can range in price from a few hundred thousand AED to several million AED.

Second, think about the location you want. Do you want to be close to the action in Downtown Dubai or Jumeirah Beach Residence? Or would you prefer a more family-friendly area like Jumeirah Village Circle?

Finally, consider the amenities that are important to you. Do you want a gym, a pool, or a parking space? Some apartments also come with concierge services or access to other amenities in the building or complex.

If you're ready to start your search for a 2 bedroom apartment in Dubai, there are a few websites you can use. Property Finder, Bayut, and Dubizzle are all popular options. You can also contact a real estate agent to help you find the perfect property for your needs.

Here are some of the factors to consider when buying a 2 bedroom apartment in Dubai:

Location: The location of your apartment will have a big impact on its price and value. Consider the neighborhood, proximity to amenities, and transportation options.

Size: The size of your apartment will also affect its price. Larger apartments will be more expensive, but they will also offer more space and privacy.

Amenities: Some apartments come with amenities such as a gym, pool, or parking space. These amenities can add value to your apartment and make it more attractive to buyers.

Condition: The condition of your apartment will also affect its price. A well-maintained apartment will be worth more than one that needs repairs.

Demand: The demand for apartments in Dubai is high. This means that you are likely to be able to sell your apartment for a profit if you decide to move.

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valdivia3r · 1 year

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Luxury House for Sale in Dubai: 1-Bedroom Apartment in Royal Regency Suites, Business Bay

Explore the opportunity to own a luxury house for sale in Dubai at Royal Regency Suites Tower 2, Business Bay. This exquisite 1-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment spans 1,118 sq. ft. and offers modern amenities, stunning city views, and elegant design. Located in one of Dubai’s most desirable areas, enjoy access to a pool, gym, and more in this prime urban residence. Perfect for those seeking sophistication and convenience in Dubai's vibrant Business Bay district.

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Find Your Ideal Space: Top Guam Homes for Rent in 2024

Guam is known for its breathtaking scenery, tropical weather, and vibrant local culture, making it a popular destination for both tourists and residents alike. If you’re in the market for Guam homes for rent, this comprehensive guide will help you find the perfect place. We’ll explore rental options, tips for working with a Guam real estate agent, and the benefits of choosing a home over an apartment.

Why Rent a Home in Guam?

Renting a home in Guam offers numerous advantages compared to renting an apartment. For families or those seeking more space, Guam homes for rent provide a more private and expansive living environment. Many homes come with backyards, garages, and sometimes even ocean views, making them ideal for families or professionals looking to enjoy island life in comfort.

Homes for rent often provide:

More Space: Unlike most Guam apartments for rent, houses typically come with multiple bedrooms, a yard, and more living areas.

Greater Privacy: A home offers more privacy than an apartment, which is ideal for families or individuals who prefer solitude.

Long-term Flexibility: Renting a home gives you the flexibility to enjoy a long-term living arrangement without the commitment of purchasing a property.

Top Areas to Find Guam Homes for Rent

When searching for Guam homes for rent, consider the different neighborhoods and their unique offerings. Here are a few popular areas to explore:

Tumon Bay Known for its proximity to the island’s best beaches and tourist attractions, Tumon Bay is perfect for those who love vibrant community living with easy access to shopping, restaurants, and the ocean.

Dededo Dededo is Guam’s largest village and offers a variety of homes for rent, ranging from affordable housing to luxurious properties. It’s an excellent choice for families due to its schools, parks, and local amenities.

Hagåtña If you prefer to live in the capital of Guam, Hagåtña is the cultural heart of the island. You’ll find a mix of modern and traditional homes available for rent, as well as easy access to government offices and historic sites.

Tamuning As a central hub of business and commerce, Tamuning offers a wide range of rental homes. It’s an ideal location for professionals working in the area or anyone looking for a convenient location with excellent transportation links.

Working with a Guam Real Estate Agent

Navigating the rental market in Guam can be much easier with the help of a qualified Guam real estate agent. Here’s why:

Expert Knowledge: An experienced Guam realtor has in-depth knowledge of the local market, which can save you time and effort in your search for the perfect home.

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Personalized Service: A real estate agent will take your specific needs into account, whether you’re searching for a home in a specific neighborhood or with particular amenities.

Key Considerations When Renting a Home

Before signing a lease for any Guam homes for rent, consider the following:

Budget Establish your budget early on and stick to it. Remember to factor in utilities, maintenance fees, and potential rent increases in the future.

Lease Terms Understand the terms of the lease, including the duration, security deposit requirements, and any restrictions on pets or home modifications.

Neighborhood Amenities Check out what’s available nearby. Are there schools, parks, or shopping centers within a reasonable distance? Make sure the neighborhood fits your lifestyle and daily needs.

Condition of the Home Before committing, inspect the condition of the home thoroughly. Look for signs of wear and tear, and ensure that all appliances, plumbing, and electrical systems are functioning properly.

Benefits of Renting Over Buying

While Guam homes for sale are an attractive option for those looking to invest, renting offers flexibility, particularly if you’re new to the island or unsure of long-term plans. Renting allows you to explore different areas without the commitment of homeownership, giving you the freedom to move as needed.

Additionally, renting typically involves lower upfront costs compared to purchasing a home. If you’re not ready to settle down permanently, renting is a cost-effective way to enjoy the comforts of a home without the financial burden of a mortgage.

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If you’re ready to explore the various Guam homes for rent available in 2024, it’s best to work with a Guam realtor who knows the ins and outs of the local market. With their assistance, you’ll gain access to exclusive listings and the best rental deals on the island.

From cozy beachside homes to larger family properties, Guam offers a range of housing options to suit every lifestyle. Take your time, consider your needs, and rely on the expertise of a Guam real estate agent to help you secure the perfect home.

Conclusion

Finding the perfect Guam homes for rent doesn’t have to be overwhelming. By working with a trusted Guam realtor, considering the right factors, and exploring the top neighborhoods, you can find a home that fits your lifestyle and budget. Whether you’re looking for a quiet family home or a central location near the action, Guam’s rental market has something for everyone.

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Live in Luxury with Our Apartment for Sale in Business Bay

Experience the best of city living with our exclusive apartment for sale in Business Bay. At theassetsadvisors.com, we offer a wide range of luxurious apartments in the heart of Dubai's business district. Our apartments feature modern designs, high-end finishes, and breathtaking views of the city.

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Dubai real estate investment for expats

Dubai’s real estate market has long attracted expats from around the world due to its tax-free environment, high rental yields, and the city’s rapid development. If you're an expatriate considering real estate investment in Dubai, here’s everything you need to know.

1. Why Dubai is Attractive for Expats

Key Advantages:

Tax-Free Income: Dubai has no property taxes, capital gains taxes, or income taxes, which allows investors to keep more of their profits.

High Rental Yields: Expats can enjoy rental yields that average between 5% and 8%, which is higher than many other global property markets.

Growing Economy: Dubai’s economy continues to grow, driven by sectors such as tourism, trade, logistics, and technology, which in turn supports the real estate market.

Strategic Location: Dubai’s central location between Europe, Asia, and Africa makes it an ideal global business hub, attracting a large number of expatriates.

Stability and Safety: Dubai offers a secure environment for both residents and investors, with a stable political and economic climate.

2. Legal Framework for Expats Investing in Dubai Real Estate

Freehold Areas

Expats can buy property in designated freehold areas in Dubai. These areas allow foreign nationals to have full ownership rights, unlike leasehold zones where ownership is limited to 99 years.

Popular Freehold Areas:

Downtown Dubai: Close to the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, this area is a high-demand spot for luxury apartments.

Dubai Marina: A waterfront community popular among young professionals and expats.

Palm Jumeirah: Known for luxury villas and high-end properties, Palm Jumeirah attracts affluent investors.

Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC): An affordable freehold area with high rental yields, popular among middle-income expats.

Business Bay: A business hub with a mix of commercial and residential properties.

Ownership Process for Expats:

Select a Property: Choose from off-plan (under construction) or ready properties. It’s essential to work with a reputable real estate agent or broker.

Sign a Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA): This legal contract outlines the terms and conditions of the property purchase. At this stage, you’ll typically be required to pay a deposit (usually 10% of the property value).

Transfer of Ownership: Once all payments are completed, the ownership transfer happens at the Dubai Land Department (DLD), where you’ll receive a title deed.

DLD Fees: A 4% transfer fee is payable to the Dubai Land Department when buying property.

3. Financing Options for Expats

Mortgages for Expats

Dubai offers several mortgage options for expats, although the criteria and terms vary based on your residency status.

Loan-to-Value (LTV) Ratio:

For residents, up to 80% LTV for properties priced under AED 5 million.

For non-residents, typically up to 50%-75% LTV.

Interest Rates: Mortgage interest rates in Dubai range from 3% to 5%, depending on the bank and your financial profile.

Mortgage Terms: Expats can avail mortgage terms of up to 25 years.

Required Documentation:

Passport and visa copy

Proof of income (salary certificate, bank statements, or financial records)

Bank statements for the past 6 months

Proof of down payment

Tip: Work with a mortgage broker who specializes in expat mortgages to navigate different banks' policies and secure the best deal.

4. Types of Properties for Expats

Residential Properties

Apartments: Popular among expats for both renting and buying, particularly in central areas like Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, and Business Bay.

Villas: Ideal for families, expat villas are available in areas like Arabian Ranches, Palm Jumeirah, and Jumeirah Park.

Townhouses: Townhouses are more affordable than standalone villas and are commonly found in family-friendly communities such as Jumeirah Village Circle and Dubai Hills Estate.

Commercial Properties

Expats can also invest in commercial real estate (offices, retail spaces), offering stable, long-term rental returns. Areas like Business Bay and DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre) are prime locations for commercial property.

Off-Plan Properties

Benefits: Off-plan properties are often sold at lower prices compared to ready properties, and developers typically offer flexible payment plans.

Risks: Consider the developer’s reputation and project timelines before committing to off-plan purchases.

5. Popular Areas for Expats to Invest

Dubai Marina

Overview: Known for its high-rise luxury apartments and vibrant nightlife.

Average Rental Yield: 6% - 7%

Best For: Young professionals and investors seeking strong rental returns.

Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC)

Overview: An affordable residential community, offering townhouses, villas, and apartments.

Average Rental Yield: 7% - 8%

Best For: Middle-income investors seeking affordable entry points and high rental yields.

Downtown Dubai

Overview: A prime area with iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall, attracting tourists and business professionals.

Average Rental Yield: 5% - 6%

Best For: Investors seeking luxury properties with strong capital appreciation potential.

Business Bay

Overview: A mixed-use development with both commercial and residential properties, located near Downtown Dubai.

Average Rental Yield: 5% - 6%

Best For: Investors interested in commercial properties and city-center living.

Dubai Hills Estate

Overview: A master-planned community with parks, schools, and healthcare facilities, ideal for families.

Average Rental Yield: 6% - 7%

Best For: Family-friendly investment, with potential for long-term appreciation.

6. Taxes and Fees

Dubai’s tax-free environment makes it particularly appealing for expats. However, there are other costs to be aware of:

Dubai Land Department (DLD) Transfer Fee: 4% of the property value.

Real Estate Agency Fee: Typically 2% of the property value.

Service Charges: Annual fees covering maintenance of common areas, typically paid to the developer or property management company.

Mortgage Registration Fee: 0.25% of the loan amount, payable when registering a mortgage.

7. Rental Income and Yields for Expats

High Rental Demand

Dubai has a large expatriate population, leading to consistent rental demand. Areas like Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, and Business Bay are popular among tenants, offering strong rental yields.

Rental Yields: On average, expat investors can expect rental yields between 5% and 8%, depending on the property type and location.

Short-Term Rentals: Platforms like Airbnb have also made short-term rentals popular, particularly in tourist-heavy areas like Downtown and Palm Jumeirah. Short-term rentals tend to yield higher returns but require more management effort.

Rental Regulations

Rental Index: Dubai’s Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) regulates rent increases through its Rental Index, which provides guidelines for how much rent can increase annually.

Ejari Registration: Every rental contract in Dubai must be registered with Ejari, a system that regulates tenancy agreements and protects the rights of both landlords and tenants.

8. Risks of Investing in Dubai Real Estate for Expats

Market Volatility: Like any real estate market, Dubai’s market can fluctuate due to economic conditions or shifts in supply and demand.

Oversupply: Some areas may face oversupply of new developments, potentially leading to price stagnation or drops.

Vacancy Rates: While rental yields are high, investors should consider the potential for vacancy periods, especially in the short-term rental market.

Legal Considerations: Expats must stay informed about the legal framework, especially concerning ownership regulations, fees, and developer risks.

Conclusion

Dubai offers expats a range of opportunities to invest in a dynamic, tax-free real estate market. With proper research, the right financing, and an understanding of the market trends, expats can enjoy high rental yields, capital appreciation, and a secure investment environment. However, it’s crucial to conduct thorough due diligence, work with trusted professionals, and stay informed of legal and market changes.

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What are Dubai's real estate market trends and forecasts?

The Dubai real estate market has been dynamic in recent years, driven by global and regional factors, including economic growth, infrastructure development, and government initiatives. Here's an overview of the current trends and future forecasts for Dubai’s real estate market in 2024 and beyond:

Key Trends in Dubai’s Real Estate Market

1. Strong Post-Pandemic Recovery

Dubai’s real estate market has experienced a strong recovery following the global pandemic, particularly in 2022 and 2023.

Demand for luxury properties and high-end real estate has surged, fueled by wealthy expatriates, international investors, and high-net-worth individuals. Areas like Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, and Dubai Hills Estate have seen significant growth.

The Expo 2020 Dubai and government stimulus measures played a major role in boosting investor confidence and driving growth in both residential and commercial segments.

2. Surge in Off-Plan Sales

Off-plan properties (projects sold before construction completion) have seen renewed interest, particularly in luxury and waterfront developments. Developers are offering attractive payment plans to buyers, making it easier for investors to enter the market with lower upfront costs.

Iconic projects like Dubai Creek Harbour, Port De La Mer, and Marsa Al Arab continue to attract investors looking for future returns.

3. High Demand for Villas and Townhouses

The demand for larger living spaces such as villas and townhouses has increased due to changing lifestyle preferences. Many expatriates and investors are seeking spacious homes with private gardens, pools, and access to open spaces.

Communities like Arabian Ranches, Dubai Hills Estate, and The Springs have witnessed strong price growth and rental demand.

4. Growing Rental Market

Rental yields remain attractive in Dubai, with areas like Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai Marina, and Business Bay offering yields between 5% to 8%. Affordable neighborhoods such as International City and Dubai Sports City are also experiencing high rental demand.

As more expatriates move to Dubai, especially with the city’s favorable visa policies, demand for rental properties has remained robust.

5. Demand for Branded Residences and Luxury Living

Dubai has become a global hub for branded residences (properties associated with luxury brands like Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, etc.). These developments provide high-end amenities, concierge services, and prestige, making them popular among international investors.

Ultra-luxury developments such as Bulgari Residences, Six Senses Residences, and The Royal Atlantis cater to the growing demand for opulent living experiences.

6. Flexible Payment Plans and Developer Incentives

Many developers are offering flexible payment plans, such as post-handover payment schemes, where buyers can pay a portion of the property’s cost over several years after completion. This has helped attract both local and international buyers.

Developers are also offering incentives like waived service charges, free property management, and furniture packages to make properties more appealing to investors.

7. Sustainability and Green Living

Sustainable developments are gaining traction as Dubai emphasizes environmental responsibility and green building standards.

Projects like The Sustainable City and Dubai South focus on energy efficiency, waste reduction, and eco-friendly designs, catering to a growing segment of buyers seeking environmentally-conscious living options.

8. Digital and Smart Real Estate

The adoption of smart technologies in real estate, including home automation, AI-powered property management systems, and blockchain for property transactions, is transforming how buyers and investors interact with the market.

PropTech (property technology) is expected to play a major role in streamlining transactions, enhancing property management, and improving transparency in Dubai's real estate sector.

Real Estate Market Forecasts for Dubai

1. Continued Price Growth

Residential property prices are expected to continue their upward trend in 2024, particularly in the luxury and prime segments. However, the rate of growth may moderate compared to 2022-2023 due to a potential balancing of supply and demand.

Affordable housing and mid-tier properties are also anticipated to experience price stability, with steady growth in demand from expatriates and first-time buyers.

2. Increase in Foreign Investment

Dubai’s favorable visa programs, such as the Golden Visa and Retirement Visa, as well as relaxed regulations for foreign investors, are likely to drive more international buyers into the market.

Investors from countries like India, China, Russia, and Europe are expected to remain active, particularly in the luxury and off-plan markets.

3. Supply and Demand Balance

While Dubai's real estate market has historically faced issues of oversupply, especially in the apartment segment, supply levels are starting to align better with demand due to government interventions and a more controlled release of new projects.

By 2024, the market is expected to maintain a healthy balance, particularly in popular residential areas, which will contribute to price stabilization.

4. Higher Demand for Short-Term Rentals

The rise of short-term rental platforms like Airbnb has created opportunities for property owners to generate higher rental yields, especially in tourist-heavy areas such as Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, and JBR.

With Dubai’s growing tourism sector, short-term rentals will likely continue to be a profitable option for property investors.

5. Commercial Real Estate Rebound

Commercial properties in Dubai, including office spaces and retail outlets, are expected to see recovery and moderate growth. The e-commerce boom has also fueled demand for warehousing and logistics real estate, as companies expand their presence in the UAE.

Prime office spaces in areas like DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre) and Business Bay will continue to attract corporate tenants, especially as Dubai strengthens its position as a global business hub.

6. Integration of Technology in Real Estate Transactions

By 2025, blockchain-based transactions are expected to become more common, allowing for faster, more secure, and transparent real estate deals.

Smart property management solutions and AI-driven platforms for evaluating property investments are also forecast to revolutionize the real estate market, improving investor confidence and operational efficiency.

7. Emerging Areas and New Developments

Dubai South, Expo 2020 District, and Dubai Creek Harbour are expected to become new investment hotspots as more infrastructure develops in these areas.

The expansion of public transportation networks, including new metro lines, will also drive growth in suburban areas and satellite cities like Al Furjan and Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC).

Challenges and Risks

Interest Rate Hikes: Rising global interest rates could impact mortgage affordability and buyer demand, especially in mid-tier property segments.

Oversupply Risk: Although supply is being better managed, certain segments like high-end apartments could still face oversupply issues, leading to price corrections in some areas.

Global Economic Factors: Global inflation, geopolitical tensions, and fluctuations in energy prices could affect investor sentiment and the purchasing power of expatriates and international investors.

Regulatory Changes: Any major shifts in real estate regulations or tax policies (although unlikely in the near term) could alter the attractiveness of the Dubai real estate market for foreign investors.

Conclusion

Dubai’s real estate market is expected to maintain a positive trajectory in 2024 and beyond, driven by robust demand for luxury properties, expatriate-friendly policies, and an improving economic outlook. Investors can look forward to steady capital appreciation, attractive rental yields, and new growth opportunities in emerging areas. However, careful consideration of market risks and economic factors will be essential to maximize returns.

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