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    13 Dubai resorts with a private pool for a summer staycation

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    by Sarah Joseph
    2 hours ago

    Dreaming of having your morning tea, while you soak in your own private pool? Then you’re in the right place.
    When looking for a villa with a private pool, consider factors such as location, amenities, reviews, and the type of experience you want. To end the day, guests can also unwind with a private dip in the moonlight. The serenity and privacy of a pool suite lets you relax in bliss, without any distractions or disruptions.
    The entire staycation experience comes with high-end amenities and personalised services, making it ideal for couples, families, or groups seeking seclusion.
    So, get ready to beat the heat and retreat into a rooftop jacuzzi, private plunge pool or secluded swimming bath at one of these luxe hotels. These villas offer a blend of privacy, luxury, and unique experiences, making them ideal for a memorable stay in Dubai.
    Many of us want to escape Dubai, however the planning can become a tedious task. As it’s quiet over summer, taking a cityscape quick retreat can be easy without much planning. From Grecian-inspired havens such as Nikki Beach to more contemporary rustic villas such as Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf with the old-time dhow charm, the the options in this emirate are endless.
    If you’re looking where to book next, swipe through our guide of resorts in Dubai, that we can’t get enough of.

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      To renew the lease or relocate? Let the Dubai rental market report 2023 help you decide

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      by Ruman Baig
      1 hour ago

      The Dubai rental market is experiencing a transformation, with the latest report shedding light on intriguing developments.
      In recent years, Dubai’s rental market has witnessed a remarkable resurgence, effectively ending a period of negative growth that spanned from mid-2015 to late 2021.
      As of July 2023, the data from the Dubai Land Department reveals a staggering 43.5% increase in the total number of tenancy contracts registered compared to the same period in 2019, reaching a total of 325,727 contracts.
      This impressive growth has translated into average apartment rents reaching their highest levels since February 2017, and villa rents hitting record highs.
      However, beneath these headline figures, a significant divide has emerged in the rental market. The number of new contracts registered has dropped by 12.6%, while renewed registrations have grown by 29.0%. This suggests that tenants are opting to renew their leases rather than relocate due to the higher rates prevalent in new leases, especially in prime residential areas. These tenants are leveraging the protection offered by the RERA rental regulations, which cap annual rental increases at a maximum of 20.0%.

      To provide a comprehensive view, the report analyzed nearly 703,000 residential rental transactions between January 2018 and July 2023, focusing on both apartments and villas. In the apartment segment, it covered 23 different free-hold communities, while for villas, it encompassed 20 free-hold areas.
      For apartments, a noteworthy shift has occurred. Historically, new rental contracts averaged a 5.0% discount compared to renewed contracts between January 2018 and July 2021. However, with increasing demand, this trend has reversed, and in July 2023, new rental contracts commanded an average premium of 20.1% over renewed contracts.
      This change is not uniform across all communities; prime and core markets like Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, and Business Bay started achieving premiums on new rental contracts in early 2021. Although, secondary neighborhoods have seen relatively negligible premium growth compared to prime areas.
      In the villa segment, supply constraints have led to a different dynamic. Demand for single-family homes has surged, resulting in a 29.9% increase in the number of tenancy contracts registered compared to 2019 levels as of July 2023. Consequently, new rental contracts command an average premium of 25.2%. While this is slightly down from its peak in December 2022, the premium continues to hold strong.

      In conclusion, the Dubai rental market is witnessing a fascinating interplay between new and renewed contracts, with varying trends across different segments. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for both tenants and landlords navigating this evolving market.
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