As domestic real estate regulations, tax burdens, and lending restrictions continue, interest in global asset allocation strategies is growing. Against this backdrop, a private seminar covering Dubai real estate investment practices and overseas property tax strategies will be held on Saturday, May 30, at 5 p.m. at the Cheesman Room of Seoul Club.
The venue itself also draws attention. Held at Seoul Club’s Cheesman Room, the seminar is designed as a private briefing for a limited number of participants.
The “Dubai Real Estate & Overseas Property Tax Seminar” will focus on investment structures and tax issues that overseas asset investors most want to understand, under the theme “Redesigning the Framework of Asset Planning.” The event will be limited to 18 participants and is aimed at individual investors interested in overseas real estate, corporate asset managers, and asset holders considering inheritance and gift planning.
At the seminar, Dubai real estate specialist Nawon Lee will share practical insights on the local investment market and the actual purchase process. Lee is a Dubai Land Department RERA-certified real estate broker and holds an MSc in Real Estate from Bayes Business School in the United Kingdom. Based on her global real estate and investment experience, she has provided Dubai real estate strategies tailored to Korean investors.
Her session will cover currently emerging investment areas in Dubai, the purchase process foreign investors should understand, and why Dubai is being discussed as an alternative destination for global capital amid recent geopolitical tensions. An off-the-record session will also include selected information on an overseas fund scheduled to launch in the second half of the year.
Lee is also preparing to release an e-book on Dubai real estate for Korean investors. The e-book will analyze Dubai’s real estate market as an asset option gaining attention amid Korea’s multi-homeowner regulations and lending constraints. It will also cover foreign buyer financing structures and asset transfer strategies involving inheritance, gifts, and capital gains issues.
The overseas tax strategy session will be led by tax accountant Jinsong Park. Park graduated from the Department of Taxation at the University of Seoul and has worked on asset transfer-related tax strategies, including individual and corporate taxation, domestic and overseas capital gains tax, inheritance tax, and gift tax.
Park will explain the tax issues most frequently raised in overseas real estate investment through practical case scenarios. The session will cover tax considerations arising from various structures, including individual ownership, corporate ownership, subsidiary structures, Dubai company formation, transfers between related parties, and sales to third parties.
This event is closer to a comprehensive global asset strategy briefing than a simple overseas real estate presentation. It connects investment area selection, local purchase procedures, corporate structure planning, tax strategy, asset transfer, and overseas investment product information.
The organizer said, “In overseas real estate investment, structuring can often be more important than the purchase itself,” adding, “This seminar will focus on what investors should review before making decisions, from Dubai’s local purchase process to individual and corporate ownership structures, as well as tax issues that may arise during transfers and asset succession.”
Seminar applications and further details are available through Nawon Lee’s Threads account, nawon_lee.
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