The Dubai government has announced the locations where expatriates will be able to purchase freehold property. The areas include all three Palm island developments, Dubai Marina, The World project, Emirates Hills and plots in Al-Barsha and Jebel Ali, Gulf News reported. The government unveiled a new property law in March granting foreigners the right to own land in the emirate, but did not specify the designated areas where it would apply (MEED 17:3:06).
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