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...
A view of Dubai Design District. Fresh data from Engel & Völkers Middle East shows Dubai’s real estate market entering 2026 on solid footing.. Photo: File photo Commercial sales reached Dh17.1 billion, an increase of 82 per cent year on year, across 1,446 transactions, up 23.7 per cent from the previous yearDubai’s prime office shortage is fuelling a sharp rise in commercial property...
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are outperforming cities like New York, Sydney, Tokyo, and Singapore in its short-term rental market. Photo: File Photo This progress is attributed to pro-investment policies, smooth-running licensing frameworks, and an uptick in tourists visiting the country, says Frank Porter The UAE’s short term rental market is now amongst the world’s fastest growing in terms of...
Dubai’s total residential inventory stood at roughly 935,000 units by end-2025, with about 46,700 homes delivered during the year.. Photo: File photo The market has clearly begun to normalise after rapid gains of 22 per cent in 2023 and 18 per cent in 2024, but demand fundamentals continue to underpin pricing and absorptionDubai’s residential market is entering a more measured phase after an...
Property market looks set to thrive in 2026 on sustained population growth and investor confidenceThe UAE’s property market will continue its upward momentum due to sustained population growth, strong end-user demand, low-tax and business-friendly framework, mature regulations and ongoing supportive factors, experts say. The latest Property Finder survey findings disclosed that seven in 10 residents...
With growth driven by tourism, logistics, financial services and technology, the economy has become increasingly diversified and resilient Against a backdrop of slowing growth, higher taxes and tighter regulations in traditional gateway cities, the UAE, in particularly Dubai, is attracting investors seeking yield, stability and long-term value. What sets Dubai apart is not a single factor, but...
What sets Dubai apart isn’t just its skyscrapers or luxury projects, it’s the values that underpin its real estate ecosystem Dubai continues to attract investors from around the world, offering a safe, tax-free, and transparent environment backed by a stable government and investor-friendly regulations. With freehold ownership options, 10-year golden visas, and guaranteed high rental yields, the...
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