<span class="Web Newslide">The villa is set out over three levels: with a basement featuring a home theatre; four reception rooms, a family and service kitchen and two bedrooms on the ground floor, and a further five bedrooms on the first floor. For those who dislike climbing the stairs, a personal lift </span><span class="Web Newslide">can take the strain</span><span class="Web Newslide">. </span> <span class="Web Newslide">The 99 villas will bring the total number of villas at Al Barari to 319</span><span class="Web Newslide">. It has five residential segments: The Nest, Ashjar, Seventh Heaven, The Reserve and The Residences.</span> <span class="Web Newslide">In keeping with its nature theme, the development at times holds events such as a pop-up farmers' market </span><span class="Web Newslide">in March. </span> <strong>Q&A</strong> <strong>Why is the villa on the market for a reduced price?</strong> “For no other reason than the vendor is very motivated to sell,” says Kati Moghaddam from Ocean View Real Estate. <strong>So what would be the usual price for a villa of this size in Al Barari?</strong> <span class="Web Newslide">The average price for a D type villa is </span><span class="Web Newslide">about Dh15 million. There are some properties </span><span class="Web Newslide">at Dh13.5m</span><span class="Web Newslide">.</span> <strong>How much have the sales and rental yields changed in the first quarter of this year?</strong> <span class="Web Newslide">Villa sales dipped 1 per cent, compared to the previous quarter, while rental rates remained unchanged</span><span class="Web Newslide">, according to the consultancy JLL's </span><span class="Web Newslide">report. "This downwards trend is expected to continue throughout [this year], as we foresee prices dropping up to 10 per cent by year-end." </span><span class="Web Newslide"> </span><strong>Are luxury homes still the favoured trend for the Dubai property market?</strong> <span class="Web Newslide">Analysts forecast a shift towards more affordable housing geared towards end-users and middle-income earners. The Dubai-based developer Nshama's Town Square project comprises two phases: Zahra and Hayat. These consist of town houses and apartments priced at Dh600 per square foot near the Arabian Ranches. If the Dubai Municipality proposal comes into force, all new residential developments will feature a certain percentage of affordable housing. The agency has also identified </span><span class="Web Newslide">about 100 hectares of land for affordable housing projects</span><span class="Web Newslide">. </span>