How Investors Doubled Their Money in the Valley
To rectify and see how the equation of doubling the investment works, we need to imagine a scenario:
A 3-bedroom townhouse launched at AED 1.2–1.3M is now being sold for AED 2.7–2.8M. That’s more than double the value in just a few years.
And the price per square foot is also pretty attractive in itself?
- Launch price: AED 600 (off-plan)
- Current off-plan: AED 1,350
- Resale market: AED 1,600
As you can see from the above example, the appreciation is substantial, and the best part is that it seems to have just started to dazzle those who haven’t heard of the magic of Emaar The Valley.
The Golden Question
Though so far we’ve made one thing crystal clear that the Valley has immense return potential on every investment made over there. But there is one pressing question which bothers many investors who have already made some healthy investments over there. Many investors are now asking: “Should I sell and capitalize on the gains, or hold for future appreciation?”
To clear the haze around, we need to observe all the available options out there in such a scenario. Let’s break them down one by one:
Option 1: Sell & Reinvest
Capitalize on your gains and reinvest in other high-potential communities in Dubai.
Option 2: Hold for Long-Term Gains
With Dubai’s growing population and limited villa supply, holding could yield further capital appreciation and rental income.
Option 3: Equity Release
Leverage up to 60% of your property's current value and reinvest without selling. What’s interesting out here is that you can do it while still enjoying potential future gains