 Palm Jumeirah
Palm Jumeirah will measure approximately 5km in length and 5km in width and will be a retreat, a quiet, serene sand safe haven for living, leisure and relaxation. There are approximately 7,000 apartments and 1,800 villas, 30 hotels and townhouses on Palm Jumeirah.
The trunk of Palm Jumeirah will offer an outstanding array of retail and lifestyle options for residents and tourists to enjoy, creating a new centre for Dubai. The Golden Mile will feature 220 outlets, offering the world's most exclusive brands and an arry of boutiques, shops, restaurants and cafes.
Palm Jumeirah
Just a few reasons
Launched in 2001, The Palm Jumeirah is the icon that captivated the world’s attention. The first chapter of The Palm Trilogy, The Palm Jumeirah is known as the eighth wonder of the world. Helping solve Dubai’s beach shortage, the island has doubled Dubai’s existing coastline and will also double the number of beachfront hotels in the city. Along with world class residences and hotels, the island features unprecedented retail, exceptional leisure and premier entertainment options. It is expected to welcome 20,000 visitors a day. A monorail, the first of its kind in the region, will transport passengers conveniently to a variety of island locations. Fast becoming a reality, The Palm Jumeirah is Dubai’s celebrated landmark and international attraction.
Dubai has a ' Pro Business Attitude'
 Dubai believes that “if its good for business, its good for Dubai”
Sophisticated fast track business initiatives (business set up in 20 minutes in free zones)
139 of the G500 MNCs in Dubai, 9 out of top 10 present in Dubai
Robust economic clusters including technology & Internet hub, media hub, finance hub & healthcare hub.
World class free zones
The Best Regulatory Environment
No Corporate Tax -The only exceptions to this are oil producing companies & branches of foreign banks.
No Income Tax
100% Ownership in Free Zones
No foreign exchange controls, trade barriers or quotas
No restrictions on capital repatriation
Strong investor incentives and protections
Easy access to key decision makers
Relatively Low Cost Work Environment
Access to low cost regional talent
State of the art telecommunications
Competitive energy costs
Competitive real estate costs
Competitive import duties (5% with many exemptions) |
