A majority of investors seeking property within the range of Rs 3.24 crore to Rs 6.5 crore. 33 per cent of potential buyers interested in apartments, while 17 per cent looking for villas.   When it comes to buying property in Dubai, Indian investors are quite willing to shell out big sums, as per a recent survey. The study conducted by Dubai Property Show reveals the purchase pattern of Indians looking to invest in Dubai real-estate, along with the preferred property type.   According to the study, a majority (88 percent) of Mumbaikars and residents of nearby cities that include Pune, Ahmedabad and Navi Mumbai are primarily looking to invest between Rs 3.24 crore to Rs 6.5 crore, whereas 8 per cent would like to seal the purchase within the budget range of Rs 65 lakh to Rs 3.24 crore. Rest were looking to buy properties above Rs 6.5 crore.   While selecting the property type, apartments emerged as a winner at 33 per cent, with villas following at 17 per cent. Commercial property and land stood at 9 per cent and 6 per cent respectively. Around 35 per cent were undecided at the time of answering the survey questions.   Dubai Property Show is geared for its third exhibition in Mumbai from November 3-5, at the Bandra Kurla Complex.   Commenting on the outcome of the study, Asanga Silva, General Manager, Dubai Property Show, says: “The data reflects Indian investors’ faith in Dubai’s highly lucrative real-estate industry, both in terms of rental and resale. In fact, a recent Knight Frank report quotes that from 2012-2017, Indian residential property buyers have seen an overall return of 49.3 per cent in Dubai, the highest anywhere in the world. As astute investors, Indians understand that they are getting their value for money, since Dubai offers a bright economic future, stability, affordability, class and comfort. Dubai is also among the most affordable property destinations, and the strengthening of rupee further nudged investors in this direction.”   For years, Indians have consistently been the most prolific non-GCC buyers of Dubai real-estate. From January 2016 to June 2017 alone, they bought property worth more than Rs 42,000 crore in the emirate.