Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is a city that has managed to stay rooted to it’s Arabian culture and heritage.
The city is found on a modern island; however there are remains of an older and more cultural society. Joined to the mainland by 2 bridges, Abu Dhabi comprises of luxurious hotels, never-ending shopping malls, extensive entertainment and leisure facilities, along beautiful green streets and parks.
Today, Abu Dhabi is home to a multicultural, modern and ambitious population. Towns have been transformed from mud-walled communities into commercial hubs that are increasingly integrating into the global economy, and reflect a modern, sophisticated approach to local residential and business accommodation.
Abu Dhabi real estate has created unprecedented investment opportunities and is poised for a coming decade of growth and development. Much of the real estate in Abu Dhabi has been focused around Abu Dhabi Island, with projects such as Al Reem Island, Al Raha Beach, Saadiyat and Lulu Islands garnering attention and investor interest. This has heightened real estate activity in the emirate with more and more people buying property in Abu Dhabi. Today, real estate in Abu Dhabi is entering a challenging yet likely beneficial phase of its development in the aftermath of the global economic slowdown.