Dubai is famous for being the mecca of luxury real estate in the Middle East. See: Here Is Why Bitcoin Has Been In A Freefall -- ForbesThe Royal Atlantis' Crescent, located on the manmade Palm Jumeirah, is also accepting bitcoin. The survey was conducted this week by Dubai real estate portal Bayut.com. A slight majority, 52%, said they are not interested in knowing the Bitcoin price on a piece of real estate. Some 79% of Bayut's survey respondents said investing in crypto as a stand-alone security was a poor investment, though the results may be slightly skewed as only around 20% of the survey respondents considered themselves real estate investors.

Source: Forbes February 07, 2018 20:37 UTC