A number of experts and specialists at Cityscape Dubai 2015 confirmed the attractiveness of the United Arab Emirates for real estate investments of various types and specialties; due to the country's keenness to enact laws and legislations that want to pump money and protect investors, the quality and readiness of infrastructure, and good living standards for all these reasons are attractions and incentives to invest in the real estate sector in the country.

<In the same vein, a report by Knight Frank Consulting pointed out that the selling prices per square meter in Dubai are still below average, compared to some business centers around the world, such as Hong Kong, New York, Singapore, London, Paris and Moscow. The report cited a land purchase and cost model, explaining that AED 2.7 million would give an investor in Dubai an average building size of 120 square meters, while the same amount in Tokyo would enable you to buy only 70 square meters, 35 square meters in Singapore, and only 20 square meters in London.