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Abu Dhabi

There are residential and commercial spaces that cater to both the economy as well as the luxury sector. Headings south towards the inland areas of Abu Dhabi a the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and Abu Dhabi Airport. If one heads down further south, they'll find the area of Al Ain which shares its border with Oman and is known for its greenery.

Accordingly, due to its dynamic and resilient economy, many have expressed interest in living and working in this city. As a result, the demand for properties in Abu Dhabi has shot up and this has resulted in the development of new housing projects. Apart from having rental properties that meet the requirements of all economic groups, there are some other benefits of living here. For one, when residing in Abu Dhabi, one will notice that there are people from all around the world living in this emirate. Every community has its own unique identity reflected through its food, clothing, and language.

There are residential and commercial spaces that cater to both the economy as well as the luxury sector. Headings south towards the inland areas of Abu Dhabi are the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and Abu Dhabi Airport. If one heads down further south, they'll find the area of Al Ain which shares its border with Oman and is known for its greenery.

Dubai

Dubai has one of the highest standards of living in the middle-east. Residents here enjoy a tax-free income and relatively crime-free environment, and when combined with world-class schools and universities, hospitals, malls, theme parks, and entertainment districts, anyone would be motivated to move or invest in this emirate. However, living in Dubai means living a fast-paced lifestyle. This is an emirate that is constantly evolving but always for the better. Thus, for people looking to work or set up business here, it can be a little overwhelming in the beginning.

One of the major struggles is finding the right type of accommodation or commercial space for your business to grow. It’s no surprise that most people perceive Dubai as one giant construction site. In fact, there are no solid plans for when the construction projects will stop, although this is a good thing because this means Dubai is on the up and up.

Likewise, new properties in Dubai such as commercial and residential buildings are being completed regularly, offering better choices in terms of leasing office space or renting an apartment in an ideal location.

Sharjah

In comparison to the fast-paced Dubai, Sharjah offers a more relaxed environment, one that is focused on family life and community-based living. Therefore, it wouldn't be wrong to label Sharjah as one of the most family-friendly emirates in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Sharjah’s population has a higher number of locals as compared to expats. One will immediately get a feel for the city’s unique architectural designs, which are inspired by Islamic architecture. One will also certainly notice that Sharjah is the more conservative neighbour of Dubai. Another reason why many choose Sharjah rental properties is the proximity to Dubai.

In many areas of Dubai, rent can be fairly expensive. For many, this means moving out of Dubai and living in Sharjah where the rents are cheaper and residential units are somewhat larger. Most residents in Sharjah have their own vehicles to get to and from work as there is no metro train service. While Dubai has bars and clubs, Sharjah has museums, galleries and archaeological sites. Sharjah also has a few venues that offer entertainment for the whole family such as the Sharjah Shooting club and Sharjah Equestrian Club.