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20 April 2024

Buy a home get a car free… deals are back in Dubai

This DSF one developer has shifted gear to offer ‘James Bond’ lifestyle to drive home sale (Supplied)

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It appears we are approaching that time of year again when the real estate sector pulls out all stops to fuel a buying frenzy in the New Year.

In the past we have seen private planes and luxury yachts being served up as the hook to reel in potential new home owners; this Dubai Shopping Festival, one developer has shifted gear to offer a ‘James Bond’ lifestyle to drive home the sale.

Developer Damac is giving away a Mercedes-Benz or an Aston Martin on the purchase of its villas and apartments during the DSF.

Niall McLoughlin, Senior Vice-President with the company, said: “In celebration of the 20th anniversary of Dubai Shopping Festival, we are offering the most luxurious and expensive cars ever, across the widest range of our products.

“New owners will be able to experience luxury living experiences with the added enjoyment of a Mercedes or Aston Martin sitting on the driveway – the real epitome of luxury living in Dubai.”

In the past, the company has officered speed boats and private islands.

This DSF, new owners will be presented with the 2015 models of various luxury cars, including the Aston Martin Vanquish S Coupe, the Mercedes-Benz-GL Class SUV and the Mercedes- Benz SLK 200 Roadster.

The promotion runs across the entire portfolio.

Keeping  mind DSF celebrating two decades, the promotion started on December 20 and runs until February 1, 2015.

“As a long-standing supporter of DSF, we wanted to present an offer which will appeal to the many visitors coming to Dubai in the new year from India, Pakistan, across Africa and of course the GCC,” added McLoughlin.

Dubai was recently confirmed as the ‘hottest’ property market in the world in the ‘Global Property Guide’.

The average price of property has grown by 23.7 per cent during 2014 up to the end of the third quarter.

The UAE’s economy is also growing – with the increase in GDP expected at around 4.3 per cent by the end of the year.