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Saudi Arabia is the store of 'qarun' among the middle east country, beside Qatar and Kuwait. When people tak about Saudi, they will imagine about its glory and rich among the people of arab.Saudi Arabia is the largest free market economy in the Middle East and North Africa holding 25% share of the total Arab GDP. The Kingdom’s geographic location provides easy access to export markets in Europe, Asia and Africa. It has a continuously expanding domestic market (annual population growth of 3.5 percent), which is adding to a young and consuming population with strong buying power. The investment environment in the Kingdom reflects traditions of liberal, open market private enterprise policies and its new Foreign Investment Law allows 100 percent foreign ownership of projects and real estate. The Kingdom has an impressive record of political and economic stability and has a modern world-class infrastructure.

Saudi Arabia has the biggest oil reserves in the world (25 percent). The Kingdom is endowed with other natural resources including a wide range of industrial raw materials and minerals such as bauxite, limestone, gypsum, and phosphate and iron ore. There are no restrictions on foreign exchange and repatriation of capital and profits. It has a very stable currency and has no foreign exchange curbs, and companies are allowed 100 percent repatriation of profits. The Kingdom is among the few countries in the world that allows companies to carry forward losses indefinitely, effectively relieving businesses of the tax burden until they become profitable. The Kingdom does not impose personal income tax. Labor cost in almost all spheres is low. Additional incentives offered to investors include:

Exemption of export goods from storage fees for 10 days. Annual land rent in industrial areas fixed at 2 US cents/square meter. Cut in corporate tax by 30 percent. 50 percent cut in port fees on all exports. Exemption of industrial machinery and equipment from duties.

Petrochemicals and downstream industries

* Natural gas extraction and distribution
* Water desalination
* Electrical power generation
* Information Technology
* Infrastructure
* Industrial equipment and spare parts
* Mining
* Tourism

There are many benefits of investing in residential or commercial property in Dubai. Dubai is perhaps the most vibrant developing city in the world, a fact recognised by private and institutional investors, as well as the corporate world.

Eight out of the world's largest companies now have major offices in the city, and nearly 400 of the Fortune 500 companies are represented there too.

The Emirates is rich with the proceeds of oil production which has formed the backbone of the economy for many years, but the government has the foresight to know that this will not always be the case and is investing heavily in diversifying its own economy. Indeed it has set targets concerning its GDP (gross domestic produce), and stated that by 2010 only 10% of its GDP will be from the oil industry. Such has been its committment that this target was smashed four years early, in 2006. Growth in Dubai's leisure, tourism and commercial sectors has been so swift that oil represented only 3% of the GDP in 2006.

Some other facts and figures about Dubai:
- 0% income tax, 0% capital gains tax
- 0% corporate tax
- No foreign exchange controls
- No trade barriers or quotas
- Stable, freely convertible currency pegged to the dollar

Some facts and figures about the developers we represent:
- $20bn conglomerate with a diversified range of businesses (including property development)
- Employs over 8000 people across operations in 20 countries
- Its property development business is the Middle East's largest private master developer, and one of UAE's largest private businesses
- 4200 million sq ft of luxury and 9500 customers, across developments in 6 countries
- 16 offices, 68 projects


Some investment and return figures:
Lake Terrace (2003 - now) - 63% annual appreciation, 190% total appreciation
Lake View (2004 - now) - 56% annual appreciation, 111% total appreciation
Lago Vista (2005 - now) - 34.5% annual appreciation
Marina Terrace, launched in 2003, investors have made 228% total appreciation plus 23% rental yields
Waves, launched in 2002, investors have returned 213% appreciation and 19% rental yields

The pros of Residential v's Commercial:
Residential - strong capital growth, good rental yields, taper relief 40% after 10 years
Commercial - stronger capital growth, better rental yields, taper relief 75% after 2 years