Name: Private Investor Day in Marbella for UAE real estate investments
Start: 2026-08-23T08:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-23T18:30:00+02:00
Location: Puente Romano Beach Resort

About the event

Milan Ugrik — Dubai & Abu Dhabi Real Estate Investment Days
21–23 August · Puente Romano Beach Resort, Marbella

Milan Ugrik has spent long years working inside the Dubai and Abu Dhabi property markets, advising private investors on where capital goes furthest and how to enter the market safely. From 21 to 23 August, he is bringing that expertise directly to Marbella for a limited series of private, one-to-one consultations at Puente Romano Beach Resort and one investor seminar session.

This is a rare chance to access the UAE market without flying there. Most serious Emirates opportunities — pre-launch allocations, direct developer terms, off-market units — never reach the public listings, and they are usually secured through relationships rather than portals. Milan works with those relationships daily and will bring current, verified inventory to the table rather than generic brochures.

For Spanish and international investors, the timing matters. The UAE offers no personal income tax, no annual property tax and no capital gains tax on real estate — a structure that changes the entire arithmetic of a long-term hold. Gross rental yields in Dubai typically sit well above what comparable Costa del Sol assets produce, while the dirham's peg to the US dollar gives euro-based portfolios genuine currency diversification. Property investment above the relevant threshold can also open the door to the UAE's 10-year Golden Visa, an option that has drawn fresh attention since Spain closed its own residency-by-investment route. Flexible developer payment plans mean entry is often possible with a fraction of the purchase price up front, which is not something the Spanish market offers in the same way.

There is also a natural fit between the two markets. The investor who understands Marbella — beachfront, branded residences, international tenants, lifestyle-driven demand — already understands the logic of Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah or Saadiyat Island. This is not about leaving one market for another; it is about holding both, and balancing a mature European asset against a high-growth one.

Sessions are private and limited in number across the three days. Each meeting covers your objectives, budget and time horizon, followed by a concrete shortlist of properties and a realistic view of the risks as well as the returns.

Speakers

Milan Ugrik Real Estate Investment Advisor

Milan Ugrik is an international real estate investment professional who views the market not merely as a business sector, but as a strategic map where success is defined by perfect timing, local presence, and a genuine network of connections.

He began his career in the global real estate market as a Hungarian investor over eight years ago. During his early years, he primarily represented investments in Thailand and Indonesia, where he quickly gained first-hand experience in how international capital flows and what opportunities arise for those who recognize emerging markets in time.

Over the past few years, he has been involved in real estate investments totaling more than $150 million across various international markets. These investments include premium residential projects, boutique developments, waterfront villas, and prestige penthouse properties.

Previously, he served as a Hungarian Lead Broker, working in close partnership with a professional associate who possessed 13 years of investment and real estate experience in Dubai. As part of this collaboration, he operated within an international network that held market-leading positions in several countries, including Hungary, the Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Spain, and Canada.

Having lived and worked in Dubai for the past two years, he is in daily contact with the city’s major developers and contractors. This local presence allows him to secure access to new investment opportunities—often before they even hit the market—including exclusive off-market projects that are never publicly listed.