Once credited for being one of the most thriving markets in the world, the 2008 global economic crisis hit the construction market pretty hard. Hundreds of construction engineers and architects lost their jobs in the States, once famous for its thriving construction and real estate markets. Construction industry professionals all around the world started getting cold feet about their chosen profession.
However, a light of hope shone out for those individuals all around the world, Dubai. Dubai is promising to become the next construction Mecca of the world, offering construction engineers better salaries than what they get back home.
Well-known for its nickname, the Global City, Dubai is expected to spend astronomical amounts of money in its construction sector in the years to come. Dubai has its sights set on becoming the industrial and trade capital of the world, and a large portion of the world’s most advanced construction equipment operates exclusively in Dubai.
Dubai construction projects are warm=heartedly opening their to arms construction individuals all around the world, offering them opportunities to work on projects only as large as their imaginations can conceive. Seven star hotels, enormous airports, and some of the world’s ptallest skyscrapers, are just some of the things going on in Dubai today.
Against all odds, and in the midst of a turbulent economy, Dubai is effectively the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow for everyone in the construction industry. Worthy of particular mention; Dubai’s infrastructure market is skyrocketing, thriving at an unprecedented speed according to the Dubai Commerce Chamber. The number of construction projects has doubled since 2010. The estimated worth of these projects is collectively around $714.8 billion.
It’s best to strike when the iron is hot. Analysts are not exactly sure how long this exciting phenomenon will continue to thrive. If you’re thinking about going to Dubai and becoming a construction laborer, or working in the construction field in general, now’s the time. All in all, the future is looking good. Remember, lady luck does not knock twice.