So what’s really happening in the Dubai rental market 2010?
Jan 7th 2010, 11:22 am
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hmmmm...nice
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Jan 7th 2010, 11:28 am
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Jan 7th 2010, 12:21 pm
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Re: So what’s really happening in the Dubai rental market 2010?
Still a load of money on an annual basis.
Mirdiff to Media City could be a nightmare commute...unless things have changed substantially since I left....i.e. 3 new crossings over the creek and everyone else using the Metro.
Mirdiff to Media City could be a nightmare commute...unless things have changed substantially since I left....i.e. 3 new crossings over the creek and everyone else using the Metro.
Jan 7th 2010, 12:27 pm
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hmmmm...nice
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and the beach is only 20 mins away during the weekend...
Jan 7th 2010, 12:39 pm
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I like big gardens/villa and high walls. I have 2 dogs who love the space to play.
Jan 8th 2010, 4:12 am
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Is there a branch of the Aryan Brotherhood in Dubai?
Jan 8th 2010, 6:41 am
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Ya know, I always thought most of the houses in Al Barsha looked the same. Big-ass ugly-ass cement villas in the same 3-4 colour schemes.
Al Barsha is more of a "locals" area. I am talking about al Barsha 2 (opps DAA) I have lived there for 6 years. Apartments across the road nearer the MOE are still construction sites but Al Barsha 2 is quite established. But it may not be the place for you if you want to live cheek to jowl with other expats with small gardens and all the houses looking the same
I like big gardens/villa and high walls. I have 2 dogs who love the space to play.
I like big gardens/villa and high walls. I have 2 dogs who love the space to play.
Jan 8th 2010, 9:03 am
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and looking out from my villa there is a burnt orange colour, a blue and orange 1, a cream 1, a grey 1, a white 1 and a brown 1. There is even a green 1 in the next road but I certainly wouldn't want to live in it lol.
There is a huge villa next to me, a smaller 1 down the road, a single storey very cute little 1 , 1 that is all glass fronted, 1 with a very imposing entrance with high pillars either side..infact they are all different, unlike the Springs etc where they all look the same.......Small-ass ugly-ass cement villas in the same 1 colour.
Jan 8th 2010, 1:01 pm
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Eh. They all look the same to me. Ugly as shit.
All these high garden walls, little landscaping and everything between the villas brown, brown and brown.
End of the day: for a long time the real estate market in Dubai was so tight that people had to take what was available, whether they ended up in the Ranches or Jumeira or Al Barsha, that it's silly to be criticising where people ended up living. Except Mirdiff, of course.
All these high garden walls, little landscaping and everything between the villas brown, brown and brown.
End of the day: for a long time the real estate market in Dubai was so tight that people had to take what was available, whether they ended up in the Ranches or Jumeira or Al Barsha, that it's silly to be criticising where people ended up living. Except Mirdiff, of course.
Well my dear, you obviously haven't been inside too many of them.
and looking out from my villa there is a burnt orange colour, a blue and orange 1, a cream 1, a grey 1, a white 1 and a brown 1. There is even a green 1 in the next road but I certainly wouldn't want to live in it lol.
There is a huge villa next to me, a smaller 1 down the road, a single storey very cute little 1 , 1 that is all glass fronted, 1 with a very imposing entrance with high pillars either side..infact they are all different, unlike the Springs etc where they all look the same.......Small-ass ugly-ass cement villas in the same 1 colour.
and looking out from my villa there is a burnt orange colour, a blue and orange 1, a cream 1, a grey 1, a white 1 and a brown 1. There is even a green 1 in the next road but I certainly wouldn't want to live in it lol.
There is a huge villa next to me, a smaller 1 down the road, a single storey very cute little 1 , 1 that is all glass fronted, 1 with a very imposing entrance with high pillars either side..infact they are all different, unlike the Springs etc where they all look the same.......Small-ass ugly-ass cement villas in the same 1 colour.
Jan 8th 2010, 1:20 pm
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Eh. They all look the same to me. Ugly as shit.
All these high garden walls, little landscaping and everything between the villas brown, brown and brown.
End of the day: for a long time the real estate market in Dubai was so tight that people had to take what was available, whether they ended up in the Ranches or Jumeira or Al Barsha, that it's silly to be criticising where people ended up living. Except Mirdiff, of course.
All these high garden walls, little landscaping and everything between the villas brown, brown and brown.
End of the day: for a long time the real estate market in Dubai was so tight that people had to take what was available, whether they ended up in the Ranches or Jumeira or Al Barsha, that it's silly to be criticising where people ended up living. Except Mirdiff, of course.
