The Palm looks absolutely gorgeous. Bet it's almost sold out too.
I'm hoping that we can detour to Dubai on our trip to Muscat in a couple of weeks. Ibrahim has been there and he can't stop raving about all the property development that's going on there.
Muzna - The Palm has been sold out, but many of da local real estate agencies managed to pick up da villas…there is 1 Pakistani dude, who bought an entire leaf…needless to say he has 110 petrol pumps in US alone…!
Villas are available in The Palm, but at an Xorbitant rate, irony is, people are still interested in buying property there. Englands footballer Owen has bought a villa there…!
Here are da pics of Madinat Jumeirah for sharaabi & other people who are interested
Okie yeah so I live here but if I have no money I wont be able to enjoy anything..
My crib at The Greens is posh enough 
Okie yeah so I live here but if I have no money I wont be able to enjoy anything..
My crib at The Greens is posh enough
lk, :D, this is da 2nd time its happening 2 u, double reply or triple...make up ur mind, have u been watching Raj Khanna lately...?
Will the scene be the same when all the oil reserves in arab land are depleted? Dubai is making good progress but will it be able to sustain itself without any black gold?
Dude why do you think they're doin all this? Onceteh oil is gone we're gonna feed off the money we make on tourism...and DUbaiLand is an up and coming amazing amusement park..along with that total underwater resort.
Gay!
Thats all fine and nice, but what Me impresses me most is:
DUBAI FLOATING CITY and UNDERWATER HOTEL,that must be 
when once done!
you guys havnt seen anything yet
hey i heard they makin the worlds tallest building in Dubai toooo . n its gona be eeven taller then the Trade center its gona b so kewl . my dad use to live Dubai but he moved considering DUBAI not very suitable for raising kidz . sh!t i wana go there baaaaaaaaaaaaad .
^ did u see da 2nd pic in da 1st page, 
www.burjdubai.com is da tallest tower being constructed on Sheikh Zayed road…
MundaPakistani - This is not da new Dubai, but general pics…anyway, some of da pics I love, & is very typical of Dubai…
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my dad use to live Dubai but he moved considering DUBAI not very suitable for raising kidz . sh!t i wana go there baaaaaaaaaaaaad .
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With all due respect to your father, but do you think its safe to live in the US when compared to Dubai? I don't think so ....
That’s a gallardo init 
Yes nos, ur absolutely right in ur reply 2 kill4fun
murciealago…look at da pic above it, u’ll see its parked outside Jumeirah beach hotel…& its black…rich bum
man…I hate these rich idiots…
But I love my cressida 
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murciealago...look at da pic above it, u'll see its parked outside Jumeirah beach hotel...& its black...rich bum
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yeh it is a mercielago ..... a gallardo is a bit smaller in size I think .... man these two cars are strikingly similar .... confusing ...
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I heard that a lot of these buildings are almost half- empty...that they keep building more buildings, but the rooms aren't being rented by businesses, etc... is that true?
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I heard the same thing from a couple guys last week. I think the obvious reason is that Dubai is ultimately an almost 'artificially' wealthy society (oil revenues). Other cities with such appearances and facilities have been the products of industrialization and diverse economic input from various sectors. Dubai has done a great job of growing a free economy recently, but that core sense of industry does not exist. As a result, all the firms and enterprises that would exist in a comparable city simply do not exist in Dubai. This is gradually changing as Dubai adapts and braces for significantly slowed oil production (estimated by 2010). It will be very interesting to see how everything works out in 10 years or so.
^ sensible reply :)