Dubai housing

For the first nine months of 2025, Dubai recorded a 20 per cent surge in off-plan transactions and a 10 per cent rise in resale deals, climbing from 48,000 to 53,000 units Dubai’s property sector continues to defy global headwinds, with robust rental prices and sustained demand shaping a market that shows little sign of slowing. According to Firas Al Msaddi, CEO of fäm Properties, the emirate’s...

This performance is driven by sustained population growth, robust investor confidence, and Dubai’s evolving status as a permanent home for global citizens rather than a transient destination By the end of October, real estate sales had reached a historic Dh559.4 billion.. Photo: File photo Dubai’s real estate market continues to exceed expectations, with the residential sector achieving...

Dubai is also moving forward with a larger strategy to develop over 17,000 residential units for working professionals in both the public and private sectors Dubai will construct 150 housing units every year under the 'Bayti' initiative to support low-income Emiratis. The project aims to provide suitable homes, enabling citizens to build or complete housing that meets their needs while promoting family...

The programme is open to UAE citizens with experience in housing construction — whether consultants or retired engineers For many Emirati families, one of the biggest challenges in building a home is the frustration of delays. Now, Dubai has rolled out a solution: the My Home Project Manager initiative, a programme that will train 500 Emiratis — including retired engineers — to guide citizens...