A WOMAN has revealed how she went from working at Boots to selling houses to Dubai's wealthiest. Catherine Earl left Sheffield university and went straight into a low-income job at the high street store flogging make-up and working in recruitment, but little did she know her luck would soon change. 2 Cat Earl, 33, grew up working class in the UK Credit: instagram/catearl 2 Now she spends her days partying on yachts in Dubai and flogging £5 million homes Credit: instagram/catearl Eleven years later, Catherine (Cat) now earns at least £200,000 a year selling multi-million pound homes to the wealthiest people in Dubai.
A new Channel 4 show, Dubai: Buying The Dream, will follow the real estate agent and 18 colleagues at Betterhome as they show the lavish lifestyle of the city. The blonde beauty grew up in a ‘working-class family’ in a small village in Nottinghamshire, with mother Vivien, 61, a nurse, and father Terry, 64, a retired maintenance engineer, a far cry form where she is now. When Cat, 33, isn't selling homes, she spends her time jetting around Dubai harbour in a speedboat and sipping cocktails in exclusive bars.
She's one of an estimated quarter of a million Brits who have moved to Dubai, the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) over the past decade. "I moved to Dubai for the sun. I was literally getting out of bed in the dark and walking 20 minutes to work in the cold.
Now it’s sunny every day and I feel motivated because Dubai is such a nice p.
