A plot of sand in Dubai half the size of a football field sold for $34 million, per Bloomberg. It was sold by PrettyLittleThing founder Umar Kamani, who made a 242% profit in two years.

Dubai's palm island developer sees profit booming By Reuters June 25, 20084:18 AM PDTUpdated June 27, 2008 ...

Dubai’s ruler on Wednesday announced a new plan for the Palm Jebel Ali, a man-made palm-shaped island that has been dormant since 2009 following a real estate crash, and is double the size of ...

The state-owned developer Nakheel PJSC awarded three contracts worth 5 billion dirhams ($1.36 billion) to build 723 villas on Palm Jebel Ali, the largest of Dubai’s artificial islands, according ...

Dubai is reviving the Palm Jebel Ali project years after it was halted as the emirate seeks to cash in on an influx of newcomers, ending a seven-year property slump and pushing prices to record ...

The Dubai Balloon is also located on-site at Atlantis the Palm Dubai, just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel room areas. This 10-minute balloon adventure allowed me to see Palm Island from ...

The empty, 24,500-square-foot parcel of land, which lies on the man-made Jumeirah Bay Island and has no structures on it, sold for 125 million dirhams, or $34 million, on April 19, according to ...

This isn’t a spectacular mansion. It’s not a luxury penthouse or a designer apartment. It’s a bunch of sand on an artificial island in Dubai, and it just sold on April 19 for $34 million ...