Located on the Persian Gulf coast, Dubai is one of the seventh states of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is from amongst the Emirate's main cities, sometimes called "Dubai City" to distinguish it from rest of the emirate. Dubai is bifurcated into two parts - Dera Dubai & Burr Dubai.

After Abu Dhabi, Dubai is the most populous - with population of approximately 1.2 million, and second largest emirate of the UAE. Dubai possesses quite a distinctive character, as compared to its member-states of UAE. The revenue earnings on oil account are only 6% of its gross domestic product. The tourism industry forms a major source of Dubai's income.
Dubai is one the most attractive cities, known for its innovative real estate projects, media city, sports events, and conferences and is included in the Guinness Book of World Record. The world’s tallest building - Burj Dubai, deserves special mention. The amazing Palm Beach is also a floating wonder on waters.

The rising property prices in Dubai’s real estate market have attracted the property investors, on a large scale, seeking for a profitable return. With the real estate market looking stronger than ever before, Dubai’s villas, apartments, homes, and furnished apartments are proving to be the most sought-after by the cosmopolitan population thriving in the city. Also, Dubai property for sale has generated a great demand and transformed the city into one of the fast-growing real estate industries in the world.

The expatriate community of over 200 different nationalities makes the city urbane and cosmopolitan, as well. Its dynamic business centres have wooed multinationals, eager to take advantage of the tax-free heaven and explore the city’s commercial paradise.

Located on the coast of the Arabian Gulf and in-between Umm Al-Quwain and Sharjah, Ajman is the smallest of the seven States of Emirates, spread over an area of only 260 square kilometres. Ajman also includes Masfut and Manama - two beautiful paradise-like small islands in the Hajar Mountains, rich in agriculture and farming.

The Emirate is working on the best possible combination of Western and Arabian influences in the art of elegant buildings & innovative structural designs. It is an amalgamation of traditional and modern luxury fashion apartments, providing the visitors and the residents, the best of the two diversified life styles. The unique city of Ajman has now emerged as the 21st century Emirate, projecting a model to be replicated by rest of the Arabian world at a place, far away from a hectic & speedy life of today.

There are three known hospitals in Ajman such as the Khalifa Bin Zayed Hospital and Ajman Medical Complex, both Ministries of Health, and another private hospital named GMC Hospital. For higher Education reputed Ajman University of Science and technology and some other private Universities have their campus in the city.

Ever escalating high property prices and spiralling rents in Dubai are forcing a large number of investors to move towards Ajman, as a potential investment avenue in the realm of property business. With the availability of some worth living apartments and at affordable prices, as compared to Dubai, the developers are finding-out feasibility to launch some exciting real estate projects in the region, which allow foreign freehold ownership of property. Ajman’s freehold properties offer cost-effective and lucrative opportunities in real investment solutions to its prospective buyers.

If you want to live a peaceful, calm & quiet life; if you are looking for a hassle-free place to relax in the Emirates, Ras Al Khaimah, would be the most happiest choice and strongly recommended ideal location.
Predominantly agriculture in nature and rich in oil production, the City of Ras Al Khaimah enjoys deep sense of traditional values and warmth of Arabian hospitality.

Situated on the extreme side of northern Emirate of the UAE, Ras Al Khaimah has come out of its cocoon and is now heading towards accelerated and tremendous developments. High-rise sky scrapers and aesthetically designed buildings have turned the city of Ras Al Khaimah, a cosmopolitan and multi-cultural community, as well.

Only a short-drive of about 50 minutes from Dubai, Ras Al Khaimah - is catching the attention of the local residents and the foreign investors, as an alternative property investment location. Ras Al Khaimah’s apartments, villas, and property developments have made the Emirate a viable proposition both for the locals and the overseas investors, as it offers freehold property.

Its elegant deserts, sunny beaches and rugged mountains present a soul-stirring view and portrayal of a mind-blowing picture of the Middle East. Ras Al Khaimah's building architecture is of a unique distinction. Its museums, sight-seeing locations and historical monuments, all take us back to the pre-oil Arabian period.

The city of Abu Dhabi offers a wide-range of extremely impressive business-cum-leisure facilities, including state-of-the-art convention centre, luxurious hotels, picturesque golf courses, magnificent theatres and an up-coming world’s renowned museums, particularly Guggenheim and Louvre. The best of handicrafts from local Bedouins to the finest of Paris’ or Milan’s high street brands are available to the fashion lovers, who want to go with tune of the time.

One can find a good delicious cuisine in the cool environment of sophisticated cafes, clubs and restaurants. For the fitness conscious people, jogging and cycling are a welcome-treat, especially during the cooler months in the city’s charming corniche or beachfront - a few yards away from the city hustle & bustle.

The forthcoming years, will witness numerous developmental projects in and around Abu Dhabi. These include luxury residential and resort communities in the emirate’s coastal areas, shopping malls and hypermarkets for the low, mid to high-income residential communities within the main island and the new self-contained communities. Likewise, developments in neighbouring islands give rise to the construction of several infrastructure projects, mainly bridges, to facilitate transportation and to encourage businessmen and investors for the Abu Dhabi properties.

Furthermore, the much-anticipated completion of the most expensive Midfield Terminal Complex at the Abu Dhabi International Airport, with an estimated cost of $6.85 billion by 2010, will eventually enhance the airport handling capacity to 20 to 50 million passengers annually, quite a significant increase from some 5.4 million passengers in 2004.

Over the years, Abu Dhabi has come-up in the limelight of UAE’s booming economy. The emirate has something to offer for everyone; combining year round sunshine with the serenity of the desert, vast stretches of white sandy beaches, rugged mountainous terrain, spectacular sand dunes, and world class facilities for rest, recreation and leisure.