Knight Frank’s Q2 2025 data confirms Dubai as the global leader in super-prime property sales, with 143 transactions worth $2.6 billion. Despite New York’s resurgence, Dubai’s luxury real estate market remains unmatched in depth, liquidity, and global investor appeal.

Real estate has always been a cornerstone of wealth preservation. Despite downturns caused by crises such as the Global Financial Crisis in 2008 or the COVID-19 pandemic, property values consistently recover and grow over time. This article explains why real estate is a controlled risk investment, compares it with other asset classes, and provides historical examples from Dubai, London, and New York to show why patience is the ultimate strategy for long-term investors.

Miami’s population has surged by 10.1% since 2020, with over 44,000 new residents moving into the city. With a small land area of just 35.68 square miles, the population density has now reached 13,650 people per square mile, closely trailing Boston. This surge brings powerful implications for the Miami real estate market, encouraging developers to build higher and smarter while presenting investors with lucrative, long-term opportunities. As Miami strengthens its position as a top-tier urban destination, both residents and stakeholders are expected to benefit from its transformation.