Dubai could be the world's next big market for high-end, technology-enabled co-living spaces, according to analysts, after a Property Finder report revealed rising demand for the service. The report, which was released on Tuesday, said that in Dubai, there were more than 1,000 properties with "smart living" features such as sensors and cameras installed throughout each unit.
Dubai could be the world's next big market for high-end, technology-enabled co-living spaces, according to analysts, after a Property Finder report revealed rising demand for the service. Nick Witty, Chestertons' managing director, said developers such as Emaar and DMCC, whose schemes included a trade licence within a co-living project, were attractive to millennial entrepreneurs.