Advice on accommodation
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Advice on accommodation
Hi Folks!
I will be taking up a job in Bur Dubai and would welcome any advice on the best location to stay - which would be easily accessible for work.
Many thanks
Kind regards,
A
I will be taking up a job in Bur Dubai and would welcome any advice on the best location to stay - which would be easily accessible for work.
Many thanks
Kind regards,
A
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Re: Advice on accommodation
bur dubai, deira - any part of dubai in close proximity to the airport would be fine...
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Loads of apartments in this area - central Bur Dubai, Golden Sands area, Pakistan Consulate area (Al Hamriya) or a little further afield, Karama or Mankhool.
Check out Dubizzle http://www.dubizzle.com/main/DubaiProperty/ web site and also Gulf News http://www.gnads4u.com/properties - both have good search features.
Good luck!
Check out Dubizzle http://www.dubizzle.com/main/DubaiProperty/ web site and also Gulf News http://www.gnads4u.com/properties - both have good search features.
Good luck!
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Re: Advice on accommodation
Hi
Thank you - I appreciate your kind advice.
What do you think about the new apartments coming up next to Burj Dubai?
Would you consider Jumeriah Lake Towers to far?
Many thanks
Thank you - I appreciate your kind advice.
What do you think about the new apartments coming up next to Burj Dubai?
Would you consider Jumeriah Lake Towers to far?
Many thanks
#6
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its a bit pricey but I think it will be one of the best places to live in Dubai.
JLT is a bit far from Bur Dubai.
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Re: Advice on accommodation
Hi
Thanks once again - Would you have any idea of how much I should pay for a 1 bedroom and the driving time to Bur Dubai.
Many thanks
Thanks once again - Would you have any idea of how much I should pay for a 1 bedroom and the driving time to Bur Dubai.
Many thanks
#8
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approximately 140k a year and the drive should be about 20 mins or so depending on whereabouts in Bur dubai you need to be, if it is Bank Street add on another half an hour
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Re: Advice on accommodation
Hi
Thanks for the info Blue Cat - do you think its worth 140K? The office is close to the Bur Juman Centre - I think. Any other advice would be most appreciated.
Many thanks
Thanks for the info Blue Cat - do you think its worth 140K? The office is close to the Bur Juman Centre - I think. Any other advice would be most appreciated.
Many thanks
#10
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You could have a look at the apartments above the Bur Jurman centre. I believe they are really nice but I don't know anything about prices.
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pricey BR but there is plenty in that area to look at though, new stuff popping up all over the place, was down there last week.
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If you are working near Bur Juman centre, then Golden Sands area, Pakistan Consulate area and Karama have loads of studios and one bedrooms, unfurnished from about 80k pa and up,up,up - you won't need to drive from these places either.
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Nice enough for me though - It's a great area, Karama and Bur Dubai have all the shops, bars and eateries you need, and the creekside is good for strolling/running of an evening.
And it is where the poster will be working, and being close to work is a major plus in Dubai.
And it is where the poster will be working, and being close to work is a major plus in Dubai.