What is the lifespan of a building in Dubai?

He said rents in the UAE are high compared to other countries including Oman, Jordan and Egypt. The life expectancy of buildings in the UAE is not more than 20, and at best less than 30 years. The longevity of a moderate- size building constructed at a cost of Dh20 million would not be more than 10 years.



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