Farhad Aziz expects demand for Dubai properties to continue.. Photo: Azizi Developments Farhad Azizi says construction work on 200 buildings is progressing as scheduled despite regional geopolitical uncertainty due to Israel-Iran conflictEditor's Note: Follow Khaleej Times live blog amid US-Israel-Iran war for the latest regional developments.] It is business as usual despite regional geopolitical...
Even as escalating tensions involving Iran and parts of the Middle East raise questions about regional stability, Dubai’s property sector continues to draw strong interest from Indian buyersIndian investors are once again emerging as the dominant force behind Dubai’s booming real estate market, reinforcing the emirate’s status as one of the most attractive overseas property destinations for Indian...
Dubai's property sector shows strength with high-value deals still going ahead, even as some buyers take a “wait-and-see” approach. Is investor confidence unwavering? The UAE’s property sector is continuing to operate normally despite regional tensions, with developers reporting uninterrupted operations and brokers saying market fundamentals remain strong even as some buyers pause...
We are not here for the short run, says Emirati real estate mogul Mohamed Alabbar. Photo: Shihab Mohamed Alabbar says stable leadership, long-term planning, and debt-free real estate make the UAE a uniquely resilient safe haven for global capital The Dubai property market has nothing to fear amidst the ongoing regional conflict. That is according to Emirati real estate mogul Mohamed...
The transaction is valued at Dh13,525 per sq ft Analysts say more than 70 per cent of transactions across Dubai are now end-user driven, not speculative, and the buyer base is globally diversified Shrugging off concerns around ongoing regional conflict, Dubai’s resilient property market continued to record $100 million-plus deals, reflecting the trust and confidence of investors in the...
Market accelerates well beyond levels seen in first two months of record-breaking 2025 as primary market accounted for 11,351 sales transactions worth Dh42.1 billion last month First sales from developers remained dominant and cash buyers accounted for more than two thirds of resales in February as Dubai’s real estate market continued its powerful start to the year. A report from fäm...
A view of Dubai Design District. Dubai’s property market is expected to maintain its upward trajectory during Ramadan this year.. Photo: File photo While Ramadan has traditionally been associated with a seasonal slowdown, current transaction patterns and buyer intent suggest the market is increasingly driven by end-user confidence and sustained investor demand Dubai’s property market is...
Towers along Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai. Dubai’s office sales value more than doubled to Dh13.1 billion in 2025, the strongest performance in more than a decade.. Photo: File photo Top five areas that saw the greatest transactional volume are Business Bay, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Barsha Heights, Dubai Silicon Oasis, and Dubai Investments Park Dubai’s office sales value more than doubled to Dh13.1...
AHS Tower is over 200 metres tall. Photo: AHS Properties AHS Properties bought the building from the Commercial Bank of Dubai for approximately $120 million (Dh440.4 million) in July 2025, said Abbas Sajwani, founder and CEO of AHS Group AHS Tower, formerly known as the “Big Ben” tower, has sold out, generating more than $700 million (Dh2.57 billion) in revenue for the developer AHS...
Photo: Government of Dubai Media Office The city’s population has crossed the four-million mark, underscoring its growing appeal as a global hub for business, talent and wealth migrationDubai’s surging population and improving borrowing conditions have propelled the emirate’s real estate market to unprecedented levels, with total property transactions climbing to a record Dh916 billion as demand...
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