Waterfront property in Dubai

Ten residential floors on a four-storey podium between Central Park and Address Harbour Point, on a 60/40 payment plan. Why a low floor count matters more than the brochure suggests, and what Creek Harbour actually is once you stop reading the masterplan.

Seven Palm sits on the trunk of Palm Jumeirah next to DUKES and opposite Nakheel Mall. What it is like inside, who Seven Tides are, and the honest case for buying a hotel-apartment product on the Palm.

Ten two-bedroom units appeared in Mina Rashid without commission. A close read of the masterplan layouts: the layout types, the real balcony and terrace areas, and which details separate a good unit from an ordinary one.

A tour of Bluewaters Residences: the three zones of the island, the available apartment options with sizes and prices, what the interiors look like, and why this is the address a certain European expat picks over Marina or the Palm.

How to buy commercial property in Dubai and where the difficulties actually are, plus a side-by-side of the remaining stock in Danube Oceanz and Select Group Nautica — and why pre-launch pricing is almost always the better entry.

Whether the two-bedroom units in Nautica work as an investment, what a master community actually is in the Dubai context, and the continuing Maritime City versus Mina Rashid comparison — which area suits which type of investor.

The completed buildings in Creek Harbour, compared: which towers are actually finished, what the island masterplan does to your view, and why Address Harbour Point sits in a different price bracket to everything around it.

Only 80 of the 294 apartments in Nautica are two-bedrooms, and there is a school ten minutes on foot in Mina Rashid. What that combination does to the resale case, plus the reservation and instalment structure in full.

The history of Dubai Maritime City, the Nautica launch by Select Group, and an honest forecast: where 1-bedroom pricing can realistically go, what I think of the 2 and 3-bedroom units, and how branded towers change the maths.

Two locations with one shared fate: Mina Rashid and Maritime City. Whether they suit investment, how to think about a long hold, which unit sizes fit which location, and how to actually prepare for an Emaar launch.

Three rows of villas — Sapphire, Ruby, Emerald — on 219 metres of private coastline, with plots to 2 415 m². How they compare with The Raffles and Zabeel Saray, and which row is actually worth the premium.

A branded tower from Damac with de GRISOGONO interiors in Maritime City, next to Mina Rashid. One, two and three-bedroom pricing at launch — and an honest look at what a jewellery brand adds to an apartment.