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Nakheel bids to attract British investors
More than 29,000 British citizens have invested Dh88 billion in Dubai property.
dubai - It is showcasing real estate projects worth Dh58 billion at the Dubai Property Show
Nakheel is the biggest developer at the event and will highlight Dubai's real estate investment opportunities through a host of projects at prime locations across Dubai, including the Palm Jumeirah.
More than 29,000 British citizens have invested Dh88 billion in Dubai property, according to the Dubai Land Department, with Nakheel's own customer portfolio including 2,530 Britons who have spent Dh5 billion on its properties.
Nakheel exhibited at the first DPS London in 2016, and is back two years later for the second event with a new range of projects and attractive payment schemes, including low deposits, post-handover payments plans of up to seven years and five years' free service charges. Prices start at Dh449,000.
Aqil Kazim, CCO at Nakheel, said: "The Dubai Property Show is a golden opportunity to showcase our projects to an audience that is already our third largest group of investors outside the Middle East."
- business@khaleejtimes.com
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