The course is being designed by international golf course architect Gil Hanse.
The fast growth has raised concern about the potential of a property market bubble.
The third auction from eMart will feature five high-end commercial and residential properties.
Two of the units will focus on infrastructure projects, one on water and energy projects and one on the Egyptian market.
The contracts cover infrastructure design and supervision work in the two communities.
Rising property prices have pushed out potential home buyers, finds survey by propertyfinder.ae.
Without a government credit rating, Emaar’s rating is seen as an indicator of investor confidence in Dubai.
Apartment rents in popular areas such as Al Majaz and Al Nahda rose nearly 38 per cent in Q4 2013, a report says.
A villa in Palm Jumeirah and an apartment in Dubai Marina can be yours for $7 million, according to Knight Frank.
The Dubai developer increased its gross profit for the year from Dhs199 million in 2012 to Dhs307.5 million.
The $450 million Islamic bond is due to mature in February 2015.
Residential sales prices also shot up by 60 per cent last year, says a new report.
The Dubai-based construction company is targeting young recruits for the new roles.
The sale includes high-end residences and serviced apartments and two five-star hotels within the Dubai Pearl project.
Emaar’s latest launch brings in Arabesque-styled villas in the Arabian Ranches expansion.
The ranking by Jones Lang LaSalle lists cities that have strong socio-economic and commercial real estate momentum.
The UAE is expected to see inflation-adjusted GDP expand 3.9 per cent in 2014 and four per cent in 2013.
Mohammed Rashed Bin Dhabeah will become the CEO of Limitless while retaining his position at Nakheel.
Dubai doubled the registration fee charged on real estate transactions to four per cent last year.
Prime residential sales prices jumped 25 per cent in 2013, Jones Lang LaSalle said.
The Spanish-style community will include 140 villas.
Dubai Marina has recorded a sharp upturn in investor appetite owing to its proximity to the tram.
The Dubai developer confirms departure of Low Ping as group CEO, says she will remain advisor to chairman Alabbar.
The firm appointed Abdulla Lahej as her replacement, industry sources said.
The new office will help the company expand its presence in the wider Balkan region.
The “Heart of Europe” project, a complex of luxury hotels and villas, is expected to be completed by the end of 2016.
The project will be developed by Dubai’s Union Properties, along with National Properties, a unit of National Bonds Corporation.
The Dubai developer is maintaining sales prices at the same level as last year, confirms chairman Ali Rashid Lootah.
Reem Island showed the highest rise in prices for the second consecutive year in 2013, comprising around 30 per cent of online property searches.
The developer attributed the profit rise to the timely completion of projects and the handing over of finished units to customers.