Newsletter – January, 2013.

Dubai is now home to the world’s tallest building, accordingly it is ranked fifth in the world with 236 building rising at the 100 meters (330 feet) in height.  Four out of six tallest buildings have been already constructed in 2012, including the world’s tallest hotel, 355-meter JW Marriott Marquis tower which will be opened later this year, the 72-storeyed Rose Reyhaan Rotana Hotel which held the title of the world’s tallest tower in 2010, 393-meters residential building 23 Marina, 413-meters Princess Tower and 337- meters tall Torch Tower...

Global organizations continue to be drawn to the UAE as the nation holds its position as a financial and business hub for the region, according to experts the strong growth in tourism, banking, service industry and aviation. The economic success story of the UAE has few parallels and ranked among the secure, stable economies offering one of the most sought-after investment destinations on the planet...

The economic performance of Dubai in the time since past years indicates that the Dubai is headed into a successful phase of quick growth as a result of financial and monetary stimulus packages started by the UAE federal authorities as well as the Government of Dubai” Key factors that will effect development in next year is predictable turnaround in the construction and real estate sector.Similarly, optimistic signal on Asset demand is going to go up and prices of properties are beginning to appreciate inDubai...

We are often asked what is the cheapest Free Trade Zone or cheapest FTZ company in Dubai or other Emirate of UAE. There is no real answer to this question as the price really depends on each specific situation...

His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has approved Dubai’s budget for 2013 focusing towards the social development, infrastructure, transport, and economic sectors as well as encouraging to support human resources. Dubai Government announced budget will raise expenditure to Dh34...