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Indian buyers return cautiously to Dubai realty market after US-Iran deal, ticket sizes fall - The Economic Times
Indian property investors are returning to Dubai cautiously, with inquiries down and a shift towards smaller, rental-yield focused investments. While the interim peace deal offers optimism, competing high-return, low-risk bank deposits are drawing some NRI capital. Buyers are now seeking properties around AED 1.5 million, prioritizing clear rental logic over luxury assets, indicating a bargain-hunting approach amid lingering uncertainty.
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Indian buyers return cautiously to Dubai realty market after US-Iran deal, ticket sizes fall - The Economic Times
Indian property investors are returning to Dubai cautiously, with inquiries down and a shift towards smaller, rental-yield focused investments. While the interim peace deal…