The Dubai Fountain and the Creek were some of the attractions highlighted in the emirate.
The project, being developed in partnership with Meraas, will be located in the Dubai developer’s multi-themed park project in Jebel Ali.
The firm attributed higher revenues to a strong recovery in the capital markets and a pick-up in the local market for IPOs.
The emirate recorded sales activities worth Dhs31.5 billion and mortgage transactions worth Dhs28 billion in Q1 2014, the land department says.
Lenders hurting themselves by cold-calling customers, says head of Retail Banking at Emirates NBD.
Emirates, which may appeal the decision, started to fly the Malpensa-New York route in October last year.
The 250-room hotel at Dragon Mart will be managed by Accor under the ibis Styles brand.
The Landmark group hopes to have at least 10 Oasis Centre malls operational across the GCC by the end of 2015.
The project will include 388 serviced living units, with prices starting at Dhs625,100.
Apartment and villa rents in the emirate grew by five and three per cent respectively in Q1 2014, a new report says.
Dubai-based Marka said it will introduce global franchises and brands to the Gulf, allowing it to build a customer base quickly.
Perdana Quay, launched by Tradewinds Corporation, is an integrated leisure, retail, residential and commercial development.
The Dubai developer said it handed over 400 units during the first quarter of the year.
The reduction follows ongoing political unrest in Ukraine.
Marketing expert Prof Laurent Marliere considers challenges to make Dubai the hub of the emerging Islamic economy.
Limitless, a former property arm of Dubai World, restructured the Islamic debt facility in October 2012.
A relaxing Chinese dining experience amid the hustle and bustle of DIFC.
Large volumes of some agricultural goods such as wheat, rice and pulses are re-exported through Dubai.
The emirate organised its first big investor roadshow since the crisis in London.
The Dubai lender provisioned five per cent of its total Dhs9 billion ($2.5 billion) exposure to Dubai World.
The 12-day offer of 275 million shares at Dhs1 each, represents 55 per cent of the company’s capital.
Sports City recorded the largest rise in rents as rates grew by 41 per cent, a report says.
Advisors had been appointed last year to help facilitate a merger of the exchanges, but the idea has been discussed sporadically for years without a deal.
The contract is expected to be for 1 kilogramme (32 troy ounces) of 0.995 purity gold, a spokesman said.
The move comes after the British media alleged that the DMCC failed to follow international guidelines designed to govern sourcing of gold.
As Expo 2015 host Milan prepares for the event, officials say they are pleased to hand the baton to Dubai in 2020.
Emirates REIT will raise $175 million in the IPO, which was 3.5 times oversubscribed, by selling 128.68 million new shares.
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) confirmed that the diversion of utility lines is almost complete.
The agreements cover 13 communities including Palm Jumeirah, The Gardens, Discovery Gardens, Al Furjan, and International City.
The company said the shareholders approved the allocation at a meeting on Thursday.