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You Can Rent a Burj Khalifa Apartment Starting at $38,000

— June 9, 2010 — Luxury
If I had the money, I would so rent a Burj Khalifa apartment. The world's tallest building has begun issuing rentals starting at $38,000 a year. Recession, what recession?

Keep in mind that $38,000 is the starting price of a Burj Khalifa apartment. Two bedrooms start at $81,500. While $38,000 may seem like a lot of money to drop on a one-bedroom apartment, it may turn out to be a worthwhile investment down the road. The world economy will eventually recover, and $38,000 is a small price to pay to live in a piece of history.

Trend Themes

  1. Luxury Rentable Real Estate — Real estate companies can capitalize on the growing demand for luxury rentals by offering high-end apartments in world-renowned buildings like the Burj Khalifa.
  2. Affordable Luxury Housing — Developers can focus on making luxury living more accessible to a wider range of people by offering flexible payment options and more reasonable pricing plans.
  3. Sustainable High-rise Living — Companies can find ways to make luxury high-rise living more sustainable by integrating green technologies and eco-friendly features into their buildings.

Industry Implications

  1. Real Estate — The real estate industry can capitalize on the growing demand for luxury rentals and work on offering more affordable options with flexible payment plans.
  2. Construction — The construction industry can focus on providing sustainable and eco-friendly building options for luxury high-rise apartments to attract environmentally conscious tenants.
  3. Hospitality — The hospitality industry can tap into the luxury rental market by offering concierge and other high-end services to renters of world-famous buildings like the Burj Khalifa.
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