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 in Dubai are priced anywhere from $60 million to over $120 million.
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.
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.
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.
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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