Pisos en Burj Khalifa, el edificio más alto del mundo.
Emaar, el constructor habla de un 80% de ocupacion, despues de 2 años y medio, lo cual no esta mal.
Cuando salieron los apartamentos de lujo en dicho edificio a la venta, el precio era de 7000 AED por sqr ft, actualmente se pueden buscar vendedores muy motivados que han llegado a vender incluso por 2000 AED por sqrft.
90% de los apartamentos fueron vendidos antes de construirse!
A los 9 meses de su inauguracion, 825 apartamentos estaban vacios de los 900 que tiene, los alquileres en dicho edificio han caido un 40% un estudio cuesta 6650 AED al mes y un piso de una habitacion sale por 10000 AED al mes.
El mayor problema del edificio es el mantenimiento tiene un gran coste y eso impacta mucho en la rentabilidad por alquiler, lo que ha llevado a muchos propietarios a vender sus pisos.
Casi nada los de Armani! Eso si lo de la palmera es interesante… 650 es muy barato! Habra que mirarlo!
Apartment sellers in the Armani Residences have listed a number of two bed room units for AED30m ($8.1m) each.
Several units were put on sale in the past week, and the prices equate to AED13,500 ($3675) per square foot – nearly 20% higher than during the peak of the property boom in Dubai.
The residences are managed and furnished by the Armani Hotel, within the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest tower.
The news comes just days after Arabian Business reported sale prices on the luxury Palm Jumeirah development have sunk to a four-year low, with apartments being offered for as little as AED650 ($176) per sq ft.
Iranian investors have snapped up property worth $128m in the world’s tallest tower, the Burj Khalifa, in the last six months, according to data from Dubai’s government, using cash in many cases as Western sanctions crimp access to banks.
Iranians were the second-largest buyers of luxury apartments and commercial space in the Burj Khalifa, after Indian citizens, in the first half of the year, Dubai’s land department said on Tuesday.
Apartments in the 828-metre building range from AED2,600 ($710) to AED3,800 per square foot, according to real estate brokers. This is much cheaper than average prices in prime locations in London which could range anywhere between $3,000 to $6,000 per square feet.
Foreign investors bought real estate assets worth AED28.3bn in the first half of 2012, up 36 percent over last year.
The land department said 358 Iranians had purchased the apartments over six months to June 30 as Dubai’s property market shows signs of slowly stabilising after home prices slumped by more than 60 percent from their peak in 2008.
"Iranians have problems getting finance, which is why they are mostly involved in cash buys," said a Dubai-based real estate broker who declined to be identified. "We have sold three floors on the Burj and this involved Iranian buyers."
Economic sanctions aimed at curbing Tehran’s disputed nuclear programme have cut off Iran’s links to the international banking system, impacting its trade with Dubai.
In December, the US government pressured Dubai-based Noor Islamic Bank to stop channelling billions of dollars from Iranian oil sales through its accounts.
Dubai, 150 kilometres across the Gulf, has been a major trading hub for Iran for more than a century with an estimated 8,000 Iranian traders and trading firms registered in the emirate.
"Iranian investors have been in Dubai for a long time and have money here which can be easily invested," Oliver Essex, a consultant with Powerhouse Properties, which specialises in Burj Khalifa property. "Iranians usually buy property through their company due to sanctions."
The land department added Britons were the third most active buyers while UAE citizens came in fourth. Pakistani buyers rounded out the top five.
Figures released by the Dubai government this week showed Indian citizens were the main buyers of luxury apartments and commercial space in the Burj Khalifa during the first half of 2012, spending US$222m. Iranians came second with US$128m.
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The Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, topped the list of most traded areas in terms of units with 3,305 sale transactions.
In the land mortgage transactions, Al Barsha South First was the most traded areas with 203 transactions while the Burj Khalifa saw 442 apartment mortgage transactions.
Fotos que he sacado del Burj Khalifa:
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Fotos que he sacado desde el Burj Khalifa:
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Burj Khalifa de noche en el horizonte:
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