Dubai's $100 Million Mansions Attracting Global Ultra-Rich
Real-estate firms in Dubai are going to great lengths to attract more ultra-high-net-worth individuals from around the world, offering luxurious homes with extravagant amenities.
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These ultra-luxury homes, priced anywhere from $60 million to over $120 million, come with amenities that are nothing short of extravagant, even by Dubai’s standards.
From private cinemas and spas to custom-built private elevators, these homes are setting a new benchmark in luxury living.
Real-estate firms in Dubai are scrambling to attract more buyers, and the efforts are paying off.
According to Knight Frank, last year, 435 homes valued at more than $10 million each were sold in Dubai, surpassing New York and Hong Kong.
The property researcher estimates that ultra-luxury prices will jump at least another 5% this year, following a 67% surge since 2021.
The Luxurious DetailsOne builder, for instance, transported a giant glass wall thousands of miles to provide a client with their desired sea view.
Another installed a private lobby and elevator for a penthouse so large that it spans two towers.
Yet another developer created a movable floor for a swimming pool that rises to merge with the garden tiles during parties.
These homes are being built along the city’s most exclusive beach-front locations, ensuring that residents enjoy the best of what Dubai has to offer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price range of these ultra-luxury homes in Dubai?
These ultra-luxury homes in Dubai are priced anywhere from $60 million to over $120 million.
What amenities do these ultra-luxury homes offer?
These homes come with extravagant amenities such as private cinemas, spas, custom-built private elevators, and even movable swimming pool floors that can rise to merge with garden tiles.
Why is Dubai attracting the ultra-rich?
Dubai is attracting the ultra-rich due to the lower per square foot prices compared to cities like New York and London, and the availability of exclusive beach-front locations and custom-built amenities.
How are builders in Dubai competing with international cities?
Dubai’s builders are going to extraordinary lengths, such as building giant glass domes that can be retracted and winding pools that allow residents to swim from the bar to the spa.
What challenges do developers face in building these ultra-luxury homes?
Developers face challenges such as high upfront costs for design, complex project coordination, and the need for special permissions to transport and install large custom elements.
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