Symbolic Developments, the real estate arm of Speedex Group, has launched its fourth residential project, Symbolic Altus, in Liwan, valued at Dh150 million As rental prices continue to climb across Dubai, a growing number of long-term tenants are making the leap to homeownership — fueling demand in the city’s mid-market, affordable luxury segment. Developers are responding with projects that blend...
Developers in the emirate are increasingly focusing on lifestyle-centric communities, integrating wellness zones, smart home tech, and branded hospitality Dubai’s off-plan property market continues its meteoric rise, with Q3 2025 marking a historic milestone in real estate activity. According to the Dubai Land Department, off-plan transactions accounted for nearly 70% of all property sales in the...
Seven key market signals can give early warning signs of shifts before they appear in official data Dubai real estate investors should not rely on forecasts of price corrections based solely on new supply data, and anchor their decisions on much broader key market signals, experts say. In recent months, rating agencies Fitch and Moody’s, as well as other real estate specialists, have pointed...
Total residential sales in Dubai reached Dh151.8 billion in the first half of 2025 Dubai’s real estate sector continues its record-breaking trajectory in 2025, confirming the city’s growing global real estate stature. Average property prices in Dubai climbed to Dh1,582 per square foot in the first half of 2025, data showed. According to the latest report from...
Property prices in the emirate saw a 1.6 per cent monthly increase and a 24.7 per cent rise since May last year, led by villas, said one expert Dubai property prices increased 8 per cent in the first five months of this year, said Haider Tuaima, managing director and head of real estate research at ValuStrat. However, prices will see a moderation in growth rather than a decrease in value over the...
It marks a new chapter for emirate’s real estate sector, one defined by resilience, diversity, and strategic growth, say property market experts A view of the Dubai skyline including Burj Khalifah, the world's tallest structure at 829.8 metres, on May 12, 2025.. Photo by: FADEL SENNA Dubai’s real estate market is entering a pivotal stabilisation phase in 2025, signalling a maturing and...
Dh210 million project in Furjan seeks to address rising investor base A shift in mindset among Dubai residents towards homeownership is leading to a change among the emirate’s developers as well, as more projects come onstream with the end-user in mind. “Seventy per cent of customers who have bought our properties are end-users,” Mustafa Moiz, managing director, Speedex Group, which owns...
To cash in on the growing demand for property ownership, developers are coming up with innovative payment plans to woo new buyers Property ownership continues to gain momentum in Dubai as more and more tenants are opting to buy homes due to rising rentals, according to new data. To meet rising demand from tenants who are moving to ownership, well-established developers have introduced aggressive...
Skyloov attracts 2.7 million monthly visitors since its October launch Skyloov, the UAE’s newest real estate property portal, has attracted 2.7 million monthly website visitors since its launch in October last year. Hosting 110,000 diverse property listings across all seven emirates, the platform offers an extensive inventory tailored to buyers, renters, and investors. Over 1,000 licensed broker...
Condor unveils Dh300m project in Sports City The resilient luxury real estate sector in Dubai, which ended last year in an upbeat note, received a major kick start in 2025 with the launch of a Dh300 million Condor Golf Links 18 in Dubai Sports City. The fifth residential project of luxury residential property developer Condor Developers will add to tens of hundreds of premium units in the pipeline...
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