Secondary Sales & Leasing Manager - Residential
Paul Musson is a seasoned real estate professional who has been active in the UAE property market since relocating to Dubai in 2006. Over the years, he has progressed from broker to senior leadership roles, gaining experience across both the Dubai and Abu Dhabi markets at government, corporate, and private-sector levels.
At Driven Properties, Paul brings extensive market knowledge, strong operational expertise, and a proven ability to enhance performance through effective processes and systems. Known for his hands-on leadership style, he focuses on developing high-performing teams while fostering a culture of growth, integrity, and accountability.
Dubai developers offer an off-plan 20/80 payment plan in which you pay 20% of the price before the handover, usually at the time of the booking, and the remaining 80% when the property is completed. Buyers see the plan as a way of keeping the entry price low, with a 20 percent do...
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Dubai’s waterfront choices range from public-beach districts to private-island and marina addresses. Private beach access comes with some addresses, but certainly not all of them. In Dubai Marina, the water may be outside the tower rather than outside the front door; JBR and Emaa...
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A high floor usually suits buyers who prioritize views, privacy, natural light, and separation from street activity. A low floor often works better for faster access, families with young children, buyers who dislike long elevator trips, and investors targeting a broader practical...
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Key Takeaways Jumeirah Lakes Towers has about 87 towers arranged in clusters, with both residential buildings and offices across the community. Al Seef Tower, Bonnington Tower, Icon Tower 2 and Madina Tower are among the residential buildings covered in the guide. Tower choice sh...
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Dubai Silicon Oasis has one of the highest rental yields covered in this guide at around 8.7%, followed by International City at 8.6% and JVC at 8.0%. Dubai Marina comes in at around 6.62%, while Downtown Dubai is closer to 6.01%, largely because buyers pay much more to enter the...
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Service charges in Dubai are the annual fees property owners pay towards the maintenance, security, insurance and shared facilities of their building or community. They are charged in AED per square foot of built-up area per year and typically run AED 10–30 for apartments and AED...
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There are good real estate markets in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai, but not every buyer gets the same deal. If you want to rent out property quickly, Dubai might be a better choice. Abu Dhabi may be a better place for someone who wants steady growth and a more stable life. Dubai has ...
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