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Dubai Uncovered is the name of a leak detailing property ownership in Dubai. The data, originally from 2020, was revealed in 2022. It revealed 274,000 owners of 800,000 properties located in Dubai. Of these, 191,000 were foreigners. The data was originally obtained by Center for Advanced Defense Studies (C4ADS), before being shared with the Norwegian financial newspaper E24, who then lead the investigation. 20 international media outlets co-operated to investigate the leak.