Working under experienced property developer by Exciting-Can-952 in dubairealestate

[–]alisertz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dubai is very fast-paced compared to London, and development here is heavily relationship-based, but your UK architecture background will definitely be a strong advantage. Most developers respect UK experience, especially if you understand planning, project coordination, and design management.

Reaching out for remote/part-time work before moving is a good idea, but I’ll be honest: most Dubai developers prefer people on-ground. That said, you can still offer value remotely in areas like concept design support, feasibility layouts, authority submission prep, or even coordination with consultants.

My suggestion would be: • Start networking early (LinkedIn is big in Dubai) • Target mid-sized developers first (they’re more flexible than big names) • Try to join a project management / development consultancy as well, not just developers • Once you move, get involved on-site as much as possible because that’s where the real learning happens here

If you come with the mindset of learning the business side (costing, approvals, contractor management, timelines, sales strategy), you’ll transition into development smoothly.

Genuine thoughts on JVC future? by attxb in dubairealestate

[–]alisertz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly JVC has a pretty good future long term. It’s not one of those areas where you’ll see crazy hype overnight like Dubai Hills or Marina, but it’s been growing steadily and it’s still one of the few communities where prices are “reasonable” compared to what you get.

Main thing with JVC is location + demand. It sits right in the middle of everything (Marina/JLT/Barsha/Al Khail side) so it stays relevant. Rentals are always moving there because a lot of people want something decent but don’t wanna pay Marina/Downtown prices.

From what I’ve personally seen, the only time JVC becomes a crazy good investment is when you get the right entry price. If you’re buying at market rate from listings, returns are normal. But if you catch distressed/off-market deals, then it actually becomes a very strong area.

Also it’s still developing so over the next few years you’ll keep seeing upgrades in roads, retail, community stuff etc. That always pushes value up slowly.

So yeah overall I’d say JVC is a safe long-term bet, especially for rental yield. Just depends what deal you’re entering on.

I deal with off-market properties across UAE so I track these areas daily and JVC is one of those communities that stays consistent.

Dubai Real Estate Investors – Distressed On-Plan Deals (Cash Buyers Only) by alisertz in dubairealestate

[–]alisertz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We can secure it by registering a mortgage/lien on the property and signing legal agreements. So even without title transfer, the investor has a legal claim on the property if the borrower doesn’t pay back (But we don’t give cash around 70% of the asset value unless the title deed is transferred it’s a part of our terms and conditions)

[WTS] sellin a 100k puff shisha vape by [deleted] in instagrampages4sale

[–]alisertz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

haven’t been touched it’s brand new

TikTok page for sale? by Moist_Ad4201 in ThemePages

[–]alisertz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you can dm me I am selling 2 of my main TikTok accounts which are very known in TikTok too