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'New wave' of Chinese Investors Set To Return To Dubai Property Market

  Chinese buyers look set to reclaim their spot on the UAE’s list of top property purchasers this year after they slipped out of the rankings during the Covid pandemic. Driven Properties, a Dubai-based company with offices in China, said investments were starting to pick up. The company handled more than Dh64 million in Dubai property sales to Chinese buyers so far this month and said this barely “scratched the surface” of transactions expected. Tour groups from China will resume from February with the UAE included in a pilot list of 20 countries. China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism has announced that Chinese travel agencies could begin outbound tours to countries including the UAE, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Singapore, Egypt, South Africa, Russia, New Zealand and Argentina. In 2018, the Chinese were among the top four foreign nationalities who invested in Dubai property, alongside Indians, Britons and Pakistanis, according to Dubai Land Department data. The pandemic and Ukraine w

Menachem Moscovitz: Fitness tips for Every Age Group

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  Staying active and healthy is important for all ages, from kids to adults and seniors. It can help us feel better, be more productive, and enjoy life fully. However, staying fit and healthy can mean different things for different age groups as our bodies change and develop over time. However, staying active, eating well, and getting enough sleep are important for people of all ages. As a result, Menachem Moscovitz has provided some fitness advice in this article. 1. Stay Active:  Regular physical activity is important for people of all ages and doesn't have to be intense or extreme. A daily walk, swim, or yoga session can help improve your overall fitness and well-being. However, here are the ways to stay active  Get a routine. Find a fitness class that you enjoy. Join a fitness club. 2. Incorporate Strength Training:  Strength training activities can aid in maintaining bone density and muscle mass, lowering your risk of osteoporosis and falling. Therefore here are the benefits b

Abdullah Alajaji Explains Dubai's Real Estate Trends

How the emirate’s real estate market evolves in 2022 will depend on the trends that are detailed below. Dubai’s real estate market has attracted a lot of interest in 2022. A number of notable performances were seen in the emirate’s real estate market. Then, what factors are having an impact on the sector this year? Along with sharing his opinions on major trends, Abdullah Alajaji also discusses the micro. Interested? Keep reading! Macro Trends Dubai’s economy has grown tremendously in many different ways. Several initiatives and reforms have been implemented by the government in recent years, with the primary goal of attracting more foreign direct investment into the city. Here are some of them: The 10-year visa (also known as the “golden visa”) was introduced by the government with the goal of providing long-term residence for individuals and retaining talented people in the country. Furthermore, reforms relating to the ownership of companies in the emirate without the requirement of

Abdullah Alajaji shares Chinese Investors buying Dubai Property

  Chinese buyers are prepared to regain their prior prominence this year after losing it during the COVID epidemic, ranking first among top real estate purchasers in the UAE says Abdullah Alajaji. Investments, according to Driven Properties, a corporation with offices in China and a base in Dubai, were allegedly starting to rise. Although this amount has barely “scratched the surface” of what is anticipated, the company has sold more than Dh64 million in real estate in Dubai this month to Chinese buyers. The UAE will be included on a test list of 20 nations starting in February when tour groups from China will resume. Among the countries where Chinese travel agencies might start providing excursions are the Philippines, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Russia, New Zealand, and Argentina. Chinese, Indians, Britons, and Pakistanis were the top four foreign nationalities  investing in real estate   in Dubai in 2018, according to data from the Dubai Land Depart

Die Vor- und Nachteile eines Softwareentwicklers: Fähigkeiten und Qualifikationen

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Die Aufgabe eines Softwareentwicklers besteht darin, Software zu entwickeln, die Menschen hilft, Informationen zu verstehen und zu verstehen. Mit anderen Worten, Entwickler haben die Aufgabe, Software zu entwickeln, die es Menschen ermöglicht, Daten durch ihre Sinne zu verstehen. Je nach Perspektive kann dies äußerst lohnend oder äußerst herausfordernd sein. Die Herausforderung für Softwareentwickler besteht darin, gute Ideen zu entwickeln und diese pünktlich und innerhalb des Budgets umzusetzen. Ein Software-Ingenieur steht vor vielen Herausforderungen, hat aber auch viele Chancen, sich weiterzuentwickeln. Dabei spielt es keine Rolle, ob Sie gerade erst anfangen oder Ihre Fähigkeiten sofort verbessern möchten. Als Software Engineer gibt es viele gute Gründe, im Team zu arbeiten. Dieser Artikel von Miroslav Jandric wird darüber sprechen, was Sie tun müssen, um Softwareentwickler zu werden. 1. Gute Recherchefähigkeiten Richtige Recherche kann Softwareentwicklern helfen, Probleme zu lös

ABDULLAH ALAJAJI'S HOUZA RAISES $5.5 MILLION IN PRE-SERIES A FUNDING

 Proptech houza, a UAE-based technology company, has announced that it has raised $5.5 million in a Series A round of funding. Dubai’s leading real estate firms led the round. With such funding, Proptech houza plans to grow its team and keep establishing itself in the UAE market. Abdullah Alajaji , Lewis Allsopp, Ryan Mahoney, and Barry Judge founded houza in 2020. It offers property listings ranked according to various factors, including performance and value content, user preferences, and searches. Changing The UAE Real Estate Sector Houza.com, which CEO Barry Judge co-founded in 2020, is on a mission to challenge the tenets of the UAE real estate sector by lowering listing fees for agencies and hosting only a select group of carefully vetted agencies. With its “by the industry, for the industry” philosophy, houza’s web portal has a thorough understanding of the problems that arise during real estate transactions. According to performance and value content, the startup ranks listings