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In 2015, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) compiled a report on Global Trends in Renewable Technology and marked a near 17% rise in global investment in green technology during 2014 alone. In total, these assets have reached a sum of astonishing $250 billion and are expected to reach an even higher peak in the upcoming years.The investments in solar power accounted for an outstanding $150 billion of the total sum, whilst investments in wind power accumulated a remarkable $99.5 billion....

Emaar Development on Tuesday marked the ground-breaking ceremony on Arabian Ranches III - the newest phase of the premium gated villa community, which recorded a sell-out response from investors and homebuyers with its first two neighbourhoods Sun and Joy. Arabian Ranches III is an extension of Dubai's well-established Arabian Ranches destination, and is set to increase the well-being of its residents with a lazy river, sports courts, kids splash pads, a clubhouse, a central park and a retail a

Emaar and DTCM have announced ‘Downtown Light Park’ featuring a dynamic light installation in Downtown Dubai set alongside a unique LED-lights maze that will delight the whole family. Downtown Light Park brings exploration, inspiration and illuminating entertainment to the heart of the city. It is accompanied by live performances that engage audiences through interaction with the light pieces. Located at Burj Plaza, Downtown Light Park has direct views of The Dubai Fountain and the sparkling...

Richard Hudson is a prolific British artist based in Madrid. He is the creator of iconic polished steel and bronze sculptures inspired by nature and fluid, sumptuous human forms. Hudson’s works have been exhibited in Europe, UK, USA, Asia and South America, while private art collectors like Sir Elton John, Michael Douglas & Catherine Zeta-Jones and Claudia Schiffer have all sought his sculptures. ‘Love Me’ marks Hudson’s first commissioned public artwork in the region.

Burj Crown overlooks one of the world’s most stunning structures— the iconic Burj Khalifa. This glittering beauty will be the backdrop of your promising mornings and glamorous nights. Step onto your balcony to witness the spectacular aquatic symphony of The Dubai Fountain. Or simply enjoy the green vista of the Burj Park and the glistening waters of the Arabian Gulf on the horizon.

Souq Al Qattara is one of those rare occasions where, during the UAE’s Cultural Season, the opportunity for family members to familiarise themselves with the traditional Arab world meets good old fashioned entertainment. This picturesque Souq in the heart of Al Ain is currently home to an eight months long initiative under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, to promote traditional Arabian cultural and handcrafted products, as well as performers and artisans themselves.

For the first time, the internationally recognized exhibition, ‘100 Colors’, will invigorate our everyday Dubai vistas, following successful exhibits in Tokyo, Brussels and Buenos Aires. On your next visit to Downtown Dubai, find the long line of imposing gates that display a full spectrum of colours, with over 10,000 hand-dyed pieces of fabric.

The number 1 property portal in the UAE, Bayut.com, has confirmed exclusively to Al Arabiya English that the UAE estate market has witnessed a balancing act in the first half of 2017; despite both sale and rental prices in Dubai and Abu Dhabi having experienced a small dip, the market still represents a rich ground for investors looking for strong returns. The CEO of Bayut.com, Haider Ali Khan, stated that: “We at Bayut have always been data focused and our aim is to be at the forefront of asse

While it was not necessarily always the case, the process of buying a property in the emirate in 2017 is straightforward and streamlined of which there are four basic legal steps of buying property in Dubai.

While the earliest known historical records of Singapore are shrouded in time, a third century Chinese account describes it as a "Pu-luo-chung", or the "island at the end of a peninsula." Later, the city was known as Temasek' ("Sea Town"), when the first settlements were established from AED 1291-1299.