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Arabian Vistas 2015 to take place during October 9-11 in Mumbai
The Dubai skyline.
As per the Dubai Land Department, studies say that Indians own over 25 per cent of the UAE property market.
It is the first and only exhibition to exclusively showcase some of the UAE's finest properties in the Indian market.
The reason why Arabian Vistas chose India (Mumbai) to host this exhibition is to create an exclusive platform beneficial to all parties - property buyers, investors, traders, developers and real estate agents.
As per the Dubai Land Department, studies say that Indians own over 25 per cent of the UAE property market and have invested the highest in the Dubai real estate market as compared to other foreign investors. Moreover, the country has been the largest trading partner of Dubai welcoming more than a million visitors each year.
India is a home to over 14,800 multimillionaires with majority of them residing in Mumbai -- one of the top 30 cities of multimillionaires in the world. Cities like Mumbai and New Delhi now house more super-rich individuals than Singapore, Shanghai and Seoul. The country's financial capital has a larger population of Ultra High Net Worth individuals than Beijing.
An exhibition of this sort is seen to be a vital source of opportunities for the real estate industry as Indians continue to top the list of largest foreign buyers of properties in UAE.
In addition to the sales possibilities, this platform is ready to develop new business relations, strengthen existing alliances, database building and generate positive PR for one's company.
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