>currently underdeveloped
>has massive upside
>centrally located in some way
>won't tax the shit out of you
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What place is going to be the next Dubai?
>currently underdeveloped
>has massive upside
>centrally located in some way
>won't tax the shit out of you
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Marbella
mogs dubai and has actual culture and hot women everywhere
>45% income tax
>british slags throwing up everywhere
Enjoy it, but I will pass
India will become superpower by 2030
doubt
pooperpower*
Panama City.
Interesting anon, give the qrd
Looks like it's developing quite fast, but residency there is much harder than most places
I've heard about this but new capital schemes rarely work. Definitely something to look at though because I have been to Jakarta a few times and absolutely hate it.
I've always thought if Indonesia/Malaysia make a territory a free zone, kind of like how Labuan works, but make highly-skilled immigration/residency incredibly easy and low-tax, they could build a place easily on par with a Singapore, for example.
speaking of singapore maybe somewhere like johor bahru. theyre building a new high speed rail link and a new bridge for it to singapore and property prices will rise considerably
JB will definitely improve especially as singapore becomes ungodly expensive (as it is now). Not to mention how fricking hard it is to get IN to singapore, especially as a business owner
getting to SG is still relatively easy if you can find a job, but basically impossible if you aren't a billionaire
Elaborate.
A giant house of cards. Most cities but especially places like these (incl Las Vegas and many cities in China) that are built on nothing in the middle of fricking nowhere in a desert and absolutely 100% require modern civilization and electricity to function at all (nothing can grow there and there's no water) will become absolute ghost towns after a solar flare.
Nusantara in east Kalimantan. Indonesia is moving its capital city there from jakarta. the island of borneo will be the new wakanda unironically
I am against it because all the ugly moronic indogs will it.
Dubby aint shit. Have you been there? Honestly, it's the most soulless, artificial shitheap known to mankind.
So i mean thats nothing to aspire to.
It kind of is though. Yes, I've been there numerous times.
Perhaps the next singapore would be a better comparison -
>started as a poor nation
>used favorable tax policy and a favorable business climate to grow
>only allowed immigration from the smartest people they could find
>moved entire nation from squarely in the first world to perhaps the most developed place in the world
Maybe that's more so what I'm looking for. A country that's cheap right now but could really develop over my lifetime.
>A country that's cheap right now but could really develop over my lifetime.
Lets say city to be more specific:
Kuala Lumpur
Riyadh
Buenos Aires
Santiago de Chile
Hanoi/Haiphong
a lifetime is too long isn't it?
>Kuala Lumpur
>Riyadh
>Buenos Aires
>Santiago de Chile
>Hanoi/Haiphong
Other than perhaps Santiago (which is already quite well-developed), I agree with the others. Hanoi could be interesting, but Vietnam's government is pretty awful to deal with.
Argentina has potential but it's got a long way to go until the country has clawed itself back to the prosperity it once enjoyed. Very cheap place to live if you have euros, pounds or dollars.
there will be none as the conditions that allowed for dubai to grow arent here anymore
its was design from the ground up on an empty patch of land by very wealthy owners to capture the global nouveau rich
you dont have an empty oil state with more money than they know how to spend anymore and desperate to diversify while being socially adaptive (so that rules out SA)
on the other hand the giant raging bulls we have seen in the past 30 years that made so many self made rich people that want to lower their taxes and have no real connections to their own place is also gone forever
crypto is the last helicopter out, but after that there will no longer exist the specific class of people to populate a new dubai
>you dont have an empty oil state with more money than they know how to spend anymore and desperate to diversify
There are at least 5 others in the gulf alone
op asked about a new one all of those 5 already exist and rode the same wave as dubai
Philadelphia is about to be the next Manhattan
I actually do like the idea that former manufacturing centers with good, le urbanist city centers might have a huge rennaissance in the next century or so
>cheap to live in
>infrastructure that far outsizes its population
>legacy industry
>re-shoring of manufacturing
oh and most importantly
>rapidly declining black populations (seriously)
Problem is city government in the US is incredibly slow and damn near incompetent at every level. It would take a lot of structural change for that to happen.
Small streets were poor libs can get the big city feel for cheaper and won't need a car
>philly
Manhattan is a shithole so I agree that tranq/fentanyl infused place will become it soon enough
Saudi Arabia