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31/08/2016 05:28 AST
The total value of women’s investments in Dubai’s local real estate market stood at Dhs13.689 billion during the first half of 2016, resulting from 6,736 transactions, Sultan Butti Bin Mejren, Director General of Dubai Land Department, revealed.
Bin Mejren pointed out that the UAE’s female investors topped the list in terms of value and number of transactions registered over the first six months of this year at Dhs2.831 billion through 1,138 transactions.
Indian female investors came second with Dhs2.2 billion from 1,093 transactions, while British female investors came third with Dhs1.224 billion through 624 transactions, he said.
Saudi female investors came fourth with Dhs850 million through 380 transactions and Pakistani female investors came fifth with Dhs739 million through 514 transactions, he added.
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