Dubai Silicon Oasis apartment buyer: Dh690,000 for a 967 sq ft one-bedroom home
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David Dunn
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A profile of Daniel Becker, a 27-year-old South African warehouse manager, who bought a spacious 967 sq ft one-bedroom apartment in Dubai Silicon Oasis for Dh690,000 after renting in the same area. He shares the home with his girlfriend May Delgado, their cat Leo, and fish. The article is part of a series showcasing Dubai homeowners who have entered the property market.
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bskyDubai Silicon Oasis apartment buyer: Dh690,000 for a 967 sq ft one-bedroom homethenationalnews.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledWe bought and moved into our current home at the end of September-beginning of October 2025.
It's a 967 sq ft, one-bedroom apartment.
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