Gulf war impacts Dubai property investments by Pakistanis
Most outlets reported that the Gulf war has reduced the outflow of black money from Pakistan to Dubai, with funds being redirected into domestic property. Dawn described the shift in focus to local property and noted Dubai as no longer a safe haven, while ProPakistani led with the idea that Pakistanis are pulling investments out of Dubai.
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Gulf war slows Pakistani black money outflows to Dubai, redirects funds to local property market: report
Funds are returning from Dubai as Karachi property prices rise 20–60% in key areas, property and currency dealers say
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Gulf War Prompts Pakistanis to Pull Property Investments Out of Dubai
The Gulf war has curbed the outflow of black money from Pakistan to Dubai, while funds already invested are returning… Read More
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Dubai property no longer safe haven
KARACHI: The Gulf war has curbed the outflow of black money from Pakistan to Dubai, while funds already invested are returning and being diverted into property in the country, according to sources in the property and currency markets. Thousands of Pakistanis have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in Dubai, particularly in property. Pakistan was identified twice as the second-largest fore...
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