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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai luxury home prices jump 25% as global prime markets extend rally Dubai home prices fall for first time since the pandemic boom: Report Dubai home prices fell 5.9% in March, the first drop since 2020, amid regional tensions. Sales value and transactions also declined, though partly due to Eid and weather. Despite a 70% post-pandemic surge, demand is softening, while developers continue launches with incentives and long-term visa policies support underlying resilience. Read the full article on MSN Dubai luxury home prices jump 25% as global prime markets extend rally Dubai prime home prices rose 25.1% in 2025, far above the 3.2% global average, driven by ultra-wealthy buyers, limited luxury supply, and global capital inflows. With around 500 $10 million-plus deals, Dubai remained a leading super-prime market. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Land Sterling’s Q1 2026 Report highlights resilient multi-sector growth in dubai’s real estate market Dubai’s real estate market remained resilient in Q1 2026, with residential transactions exceeding AED 136 billion. Offices, retail, and industrial sectors also showed strength, supported by investor demand, population growth, business expansion, and tightening supply across key asset classes. Read the full article on Zawya Less noise, more action: Inside Dubai’s more focused property market recovery Dubai property demand is recovering more through lead quality than volume. Bayut and dubizzle data shows 89% of engagements are now medium- or high-intent, with most calls moving to viewings, follow-ups or offers. Listing prices remain stable, suggesting sellers are not under pressure. Read the full article on Arabian Business Construction commences on Casagrand HERMINA at Dubai Islands, marking new phase of delivery momentum Casagrand has started construction on HERMINA at Dubai Islands, its first UAE project. The developer says investor demand remains strong, supported by bulk purchases, international buyers, waterfront appeal, flexible payments and incentives, including a 4% DLD fee waiver. Read the full article on Zawya Aldar’s Yas Island project in Abu Dhabi exceeds Dh800 million in sales Aldar sold 80% of released Yas Park Place units, generating over Dh800 million. Buyers were split between residents/internationals at 54% and UAE nationals at 46%, with 83% new to Aldar and 66% under 45, highlighting strong demand for Yas Island. Read the full article on Gulf News BNW brings Michel Adam branded residences to Dubai BNW Developments launched Orvessa Residences by Michel Adam in Al Furjan, offering 92 branded apartments with lifestyle amenities. The project blends fashion-inspired design with functional living, marking BNW’s expansion into Dubai branded residences and Michel Adam’s first property development. Read the full article on Middle East Construction News Ras Al Khaimah racks up AED12.4bln worth of property sales as off-plan sector dominates residential market – Cavendish Maxwell Ras Al Khaimah recorded AED12.4 billion in residential sales across 6,600 transactions in 2025, with off-plan making up 85% of deals. Prices and rents rose despite fewer launches, while 8,400 new homes are expected by 2028, supported by population growth and Wynn Al Marjan Island. Read the full article on Zawya Arada unveils Jenna complex featuring 600 residences at Aljada Arada launched Jenna, a 631-home upscale complex in Sharjah’s AED35 billion Aljada community, with completion due by Q1 2029. The launch follows strong Sharjah market momentum, with Q1 2026 trading value rising 40.7% year-on-year to AED18.5 billion. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 23rd of April 2026 On the 23-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1,612,205,549. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,038,098,309 (64.4%), while Ready accounted for AED 574,107,240 (35.6%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 701.8 392.2 Villas 48.3 75.7 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 3.8 14.0 Commercial 284.1 92.2 Total 1,038.1 574.1 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,038,098,309 • Flats: AED 701,849,932 (67.6%) • Villas: AED 48,338,488 (4.7%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 3,839,766 (0.4%) • Commercial: AED 284,070,123 (27.4%) Off-plan activity remained firmly led by flats, which accounted for over two-thirds of the segment, while commercial transactions contributed a notably strong secondary share, highlighting continued investor interest in income-generating assets. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 574,107,240 • Flats: AED 392,223,584 (68.3%) • Villas: AED 75,717,325 (13.2%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 13,973,969 (2.4%) • Commercial: AED 92,192,363 (16.1%) The ready market showed a similar structure, with flats dominating activity. However, villas captured a higher share compared to off-plan, reflecting sustained end-user demand and preference for completed, immediately occupiable assets. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The market continues to be driven by off-plan demand, though at a relatively more balanced level compared to previous peaks, with ready transactions maintaining a meaningful 35% share. The strength in commercial off-plan activity suggests increasing diversification in investor strategies, while stable ready demand indicates underlying end-user resilience. Data Source: Dubai Land Department *We use only freehold transactions

April 24, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

No panic selling: Dubai property owners dig in despite Iran war National Properties’ $272mln mixed-use development set for handover in Dubai National Properties says 399 Hills Park in Dubai Hills Estate is 97% complete and nearing handover. The AED1bn, 399-unit scheme saw one tower sell out, while the second will be retained for recurring income, reflecting strong demand for premium Dubai homes. Read the full article on Zawya Rents in Dubai: Tenants shifting to short-term rentals to look for affordable units Dubai tenants are increasingly using short-term rentals as a stopgap, expecting annual rents to fall further. Operators say resident demand has replaced tourists, longer stays have surged, and renters are using flexible weekly or monthly accommodation while hunting for cheaper long-term deals. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai luxury property market turns selective as developers face pressure to deliver The Dubai luxury real estate market is entering a more selective phase, with developers under pressure to improve execution, control supply and prioritise long-term value as geopolitical uncertainty shapes buyer behaviour. Read the full article on Arabian Business UAE real estate stays strong on tight supply, off-plan demand UAE real estate stayed resilient in Q1 2026, supported by tight office and logistics supply, strong off-plan demand and steady retail and hospitality performance. Dubai’s residential market cooled into normalisation, while Abu Dhabi saw record residential activity, with structural undersupply continuing to support rents and investor confidence. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai unveils underground $9bn Metro Gold Line to serve 1.5 million passengers Dubai has announced a Dh34 billion, 42km underground Metro Gold Line with 18 stations, linking 15 key areas and major developments from Al Ghubaiba to Jumeirah Golf Estates. Due in 2032, it will expand connectivity, ease congestion, support Etihad Rail and lift property values along the route. Read the full article on The National UAE property market holds firm despite slower growth outlook: CBRE The UAE real estate market demonstrated resilience in the first quarter of 2026 despite a revised GDP growth outlook of 0.3 per cent and ongoing regional geopolitical tensions, according to a new report by CBRE Middle East. Read the full article on Arabian Business No panic selling: Dubai property owners dig in despite Iran war Dubai’s property market is showing resilience rather than stress, with sellers holding prices and buyers waiting for discounts. Sentiment remains broadly confident despite regional tensions, while the market is shifting into a more selective, slower phase marked by moderation in price growth and softer off-plan activity. Read the full article on Gulf Business DXR appointed exclusive sales agent for One by Preston across the UAE and regional markets DXR Real Estate Brokerage has been appointed exclusive sales and marketing agent for One by Preston across the UAE and wider region. The Dubai South project is being positioned as a competitively priced, fully furnished, low-rise investment play ahead of its planned October 2027 completion. Read the full article on Zawya UAE office market maintains growth in Q1 2026 as rents surge 14 percent in Dubai, 12 percent in Abu Dhabi UAE real estate stayed resilient in Q1 2026, supported by tight office supply, strong logistics demand and stable retail performance. Dubai’s residential market cooled into moderation, while Abu Dhabi saw record housing activity, with structural undersupply continuing to support rents and investor confidence. Read the full article on Economy Middle East DMCC launches two new office towers in Uptown Dubai DMCC has launched two new Grade A office towers in Uptown Dubai, adding over 560,000 sq ft and taking the district’s commercial footprint past 1 million sq ft. Due by Q1 2028, the project reflects strong demand for premium, mixed-use workspace linked to finance, trade and technology growth. Read the full article on Gulf Business Al Habtoor Group announces topping out of Al Habtoor Tower Al Habtoor Tower has topped out at 86 floors, marking a key construction milestone as it enters its final development phase. The 1,740-unit project is moving toward phased handovers from this summer, underscoring rapid delivery progress on one of Dubai’s largest residential towers. Read the full article on Middle East Construction News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 22nd of April 2026 On the 22-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.38 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 834.1 million (60.6%), while Ready accounted for AED 541.7 million (39.4%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 675.8 398.2 Villas 65.8 107.1 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 36.2 7.9 Commercial 56.3 28.6 Total 834.1 541.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 834.1 million • Flats: AED 675.8 million (81.0%) • Villas: AED 65.8 million (7.9%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 36.2 million (4.3%) • Commercial: AED 56.3 million (6.8%) Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly led by flats, which accounted for more than four-fifths of the segment’s total value, highlighting continued buyer preference for apartment-led new launches. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 541.7 million • Flats: AED 398.2 million (73.5%) • Villas: AED 107.1 million (19.8%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 7.9 million (1.5%) • Commercial: AED 28.6 million (5.3%) Ready transactions were also led by flats, though villas captured a much stronger share here than in off-plan, pointing to firmer appetite for completed family-oriented stock. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The 22-Apr-2026 trading pattern reinforces Dubai’s two-speed residential market. Off-plan remained the larger engine of value, supported mainly by flats, while the ready market delivered a solid contribution with a more balanced mix led by flats and backed by villas. That suggests confidence remains intact across both segments, with off-plan attracting capital for future delivery and ready stock continuing to appeal to buyers seeking immediate usability. Data Source: Dubai Land Department *We use only freehold transactions

April 23, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai property owners not willing to significantly reduce price Dubai records $109m beachfront land deal as Jumeirah plots set for $1bn luxury development Dubai has recorded one of its most significant private coastal land transactions, with three adjacent freehold plots along the Jumeirah coastline acquired for a combined AED400m ($109m), highlighting sustained demand for ultra-prime real estate assets. Read the full article on Arabian Business Stake to develop secondary transfer facility for UAE’s fractional real estate Stake and ACE & Company are launching a secondary transfer facility in the UAE, letting investors trade fractional real estate shares before full asset sales. The move aims to boost liquidity, transparency, and confidence in Stake’s DIFC-based fractional property platform. Read the full article on Zawya This 40+ storey Dubai tower beat its deadline by 6 months HRE Development has begun handovers at Skyhills Residences 1, a 40+ storey twin-tower project in Dubai Science Park, six months early. The milestone highlights the firm’s shift from contractor to developer, using in-house construction to speed delivery and support future pipeline growth. Read the full article on Gulf Business SkyHills milestone leads to executive honour with Premier Achievement Medal for Real Estate 2026 in Dubai HRE Development chairman Mohamed Adib Hijazi received the Premier Achievement Medal for Real Estate 2026 for SkyHills’ execution efficiency. The award underscores growing emphasis on delivery discipline, planning precision, and timeline adherence as key drivers of investor confidence in Dubai’s property market. Read the full article on Gulf News Deyaar Hands Over 1,436 Units Across Key Dubai Projects Deyaar has handed over 1,436 units across Regalia, Jannat and Talia Residences in Dubai. The milestone reflects its focus on timely delivery, design quality and community-led development, while supporting Dubai’s 2040 Urban Master Plan and the emirate’s long-term urban growth. Read the full article on Construction Business News Dubai property owners not willing to significantly reduce price, says report A Christie’s Dubai survey found no signs of distressed selling, with most owners holding firm on prices despite softer conditions. At the same time, many investors are looking for discounted deals, increasingly favouring ready properties over off-plan as market sentiment remains resilient. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Aldar, Mubadala acquire Masdar City asset ‘The Link’ for Dh654 million Aldar and Mubadala have acquired The Link at Masdar City for Dh654 million, adding a fully leased, income-generating asset to their joint portfolio. The deal strengthens their exposure to Abu Dhabi’s sustainability, clean energy and innovation-focused real estate sectors. Read the full article on Gulf News What’s Keeping Dubai’s Real Estate Projects On Track In A Shifting Market As Dubai’s market becomes more selective, execution reliability is becoming a key differentiator for developers. DHG Properties says disciplined planning, financial control and operational coordination are what keep projects like Helvetia Residences on track, with the scheme now more than 90% complete. Read the full article on MENA FN Arabian Acres’ AED 400mln land assembly signals investor confidence in the UAE real estate amid global geopolitical tensions Arabian Acres has assembled three adjacent Jumeirah Coastline beachfront plots for AED400 million in one of Dubai’s biggest private coastal land deals. The 113,000 sq ft site is planned for three ultra-luxury villas with private beach and marina access, with projected GDV above AED1 billion. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai’s residential real estate pullback: Iran War & other factors weigh Richard Paul, head of Professional Services at Savills Middle East, discusses spillover effects of the Iran War onto the Dubai property market. Though secondary residential property transactions declined in March at the onset of the conflict, he says that the drop has been measured, and that the city has still performed better than most global real estate markets. Read the full article on CNBC H&H, Aman break ground on luxury Dubai waterfront development H&H and Aman have broken ground on Aman Dubai, a beachfront hotel and branded residences project within Dubai Peninsula. The scheme moves into delivery with enabling works completed, piling set for mid-Q2 2026, and strong investor demand already evident following its launch. Read the full article on Trade Arabia Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 21st of April 2026 On the 21-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1,288,590,201. Off-plan dominated with AED 932,629,041 (72.4%), while Ready accounted for AED 355,961,161 (27.6%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 760.6 239.7 Villas 84.9 59.5 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 12.6 21.1 Commercial 74.5 35.7 Total 932.6 356.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 932,629,041 • Flats: AED 760,573,093 (81.6%) • Villas: AED 84,923,029 (9.1%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 12,601,905 (1.4%) • Commercial: AED 74,531,014 (8.0%) Off-plan activity remained the clear driver of the market, with flats overwhelmingly leading the segment and accounting for more than four-fifths of all off-plan value. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 355,961,161 • Flats: AED 239,704,209 (67.3%) • Villas: AED 59,489,216 (16.7%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 21,080,400 (5.9%) • Commercial: AED 35,687,335 (10.0%) The ready segment was also led by flats, though the mix was more balanced than off-plan, with villas, commercial assets and hotel apartments all making meaningful contributions. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Dubai’s AED 1.29 billion market on 21 April was shaped mainly by off-plan demand, which captured nearly three-quarters of total value. The dominance of flats across both segments points to continued end-user and investor preference for apartment product, while the stronger relative contribution from villas, hotel apartments and commercial assets in the ready market suggests buyers are still selectively pursuing diversified opportunities in completed stock. Data Source: Dubai Land Department *We use only freehold transactions

April 23, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 21-Apr-2026

Dubai rents 12.5% below March 2025 levels Dubai’s real estate stability: Can buyers cancel contracts over regional conflict? Dubai buyers trying to exit off-plan deals via force majeure face a high legal bar. Lawyers say current regional tensions do not qualify automatically; courts assess each case individually, with buyers needing strong proof that an unforeseeable event made performance impossible, not just harder or less attractive. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai real estate demand steady as 95% of 2026 homes already sold The Dubai property market is showing continued strength, with the majority of homes due for delivery in 2026 already sold and more than 70 per cent of the emirate’s forward pipeline snapped up years ahead of completion. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai’s off-plan pipeline 71% sold through 2029 as demand stays ahead of supply Dubai’s off-plan market shows strong forward demand: about 95% of 2026 completions are already sold, and over 71% of homes due by 2029 have buyers. Analysts say this supports market stability, reflecting sustained investor confidence, population growth, solid rents, and phased supply rollout. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Cheval Collection Expands Middle East Footprint With Dubai Islands Project Cheval Collection is entering branded residences with Cheval Residences Dubai Islands, a 99-unit beachfront project due in 2029. Partnering with AVENEW and Wadeen, it marks Cheval’s fifth Middle East property and targets demand for serviced, lifestyle-led homes from end users and long-term investors. Read the full article on Construction Business News Nakheel awards $144m Dubai Islands infrastructure contract Nakheel awarded an AED527 million ($144 million) contract to build the infrastructure and utilities of Island B, or shore island, to Abu Dhabi-based Al Nasr Contracting Company, it said in a statement on Monday. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Palm Jebel Ali plot sells for Dhs323 million as Dubai realty market gains Dubai’s market began the week strongly, led by a Dh323 million Palm Jebel Ali land sale that signals continued demand for premium waterfront assets. Total sales hit Dh1.76 billion, with mortgages at Dh505 million and gifts at Dh184 million, underscoring solid liquidity and investor confidence. Read the full article on Gulf Business Dubai rents 12.5% below March 2025 levels as leasing market becomes more competitive Dubai rental market is becoming more competitive, with leasing transactions running 12.5 per cent below March 2025 levels and landlords increasingly having to adjust prices to secure tenants. Read the full article on Arabian Business Tiger Properties sets Sesilia Tower handover for April 20, unveils 2026 delivery pipeline Tiger Properties will hand over Sesilia Tower in JVT on April 20, 2026. The 36-floor, 360-unit project is part of a wider 2026 delivery pipeline, with Alburs, Lilium, Altay, Renad, and Volga also scheduled, reinforcing the developer’s focus on timely completion and market expansion. Read the full article on Khaleej Times AUM99 launches AUM 99 Residences in Dubailand AUM99 has launched AUM 99 Residences in Dubailand, with about half the units sold soon after launch. The 186-unit project, due by end-2028, is targeting both local buyers and Canadian investors, reflecting continued confidence in Dubai’s mid-market residential sector. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai’s rental market hits $8.8 billion in Q1 2026, shows strong stability Dubai’s rental market remained stable in Q1 2026, with AED32.2 billion in contracts, strong renewal activity, and 25% fewer cancellations. Growth in brokerage and related licences points to a broader, more efficient real estate ecosystem supported by regulation, investor confidence, and balanced supply-demand conditions. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Dubai off-plan buyers to access mortgages earlier under new deal Dubai Holding Real Estate and Emirates NBD will offer mortgages for off-plan homes at the booking stage across Meraas, Nakheel and Dubai Properties. The move gives buyers earlier financing clarity, supports affordability planning, and could strengthen confidence in Dubai’s already active off-plan market. Read the full article on Gulf Business Prestige One starts Dubai Sports City project handover Prestige One has started handing over Vista in Dubai Sports City, adding to its delivery momentum after recently completing The Residence in JVC. With 20+ active projects, 2,500 units under construction, and AED500 million in new contract awards, the developer is accelerating its Dubai expansion. Read the full article on Zawya Amwaj Development unveils KAIA Beachfront Residences on Dubai Coast Amwaj Development has launched KAIA, a 128-unit beachfront project on Dubai Islands focused on wellness-led coastal living. With smart-home features, family-oriented layouts, and strong city connectivity, the scheme targets end users and long-term investors seeking exposure to Dubai’s growing waterfront market. Read the full article on Middle East Construction News Object 1 enters Abu Dhabi market with the launch of A1LA Residence Object 1 has entered Abu Dhabi with A1LA Residence, a 171-unit project on Al Reem Island due in Q4 2028. The launch signals the developer’s long-term commitment to the capital, backed by a wider waterfront land strategy and aimed at both end users and yield-focused investors. Read the full article on Middle East Construction News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 20th of April 2026 On the 20-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.0 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.42 billion (70.9%), while Ready accounted for AED 582.7 million (29.1%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,197.3 265.0 Villas 60.8 131.5 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 1.2 1.5 Commercial 162.5 184.6 Total 1,421.8 582.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.42 billion • Flats: AED 1.20 billion (84.2%) • Villas: AED 60.8 million (4.3%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 1.2 million (0.1%) • Commercial: AED 162.5 million (11.4%) Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats, which contributed more than four-fifths of the segment’s value, while commercial assets provided a notable secondary boost. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 582.7 million • Flats: AED 265.0 million (45.5%) • Villas: AED 131.5 million (22.6%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 1.5 million (0.3%) • Commercial: AED 184.6 million (31.7%) Ready …

April 23, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Last week’s transactions value down 18.5% and number of transactions down 6.8% Total trading reached AED8.6 billion in Week 16 on an ex-land basis, down from AED10.5 billion in Week 15. Transaction activity also softened to 4,506 deals from 4,835, a decline of 329 transactions. Land sales added a further AED4.7 billion, taking the all-in weekly figure to roughly AED13.3 billion. Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 4,984.7 1,725.6 Villa 466.5 488.0 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 49.9 100.3 Commercials 539.0 200.4 Total 6,040.1 2,514.3 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED6.0 billion Share of Weekly Total: 70.6% Category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 4,984.7 82.5% Villa 466.5 7.7% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 49.9 0.8% Commercials 539.0 8.9% Off-plan remained the clear market driver, with flats alone contributing more than four-fifths of off-plan value, reinforcing how heavily primary-market demand is still skewed toward apartment-led launches and branded or waterfront stock. Villas made a much smaller but still meaningful contribution, while hotel apartments and rooms remained marginal. From a transaction-type perspective, the off-plan market was overwhelmingly sales-led, with Sales accounting for AED5.94 billion, or 98.3% of off-plan value. Gifts contributed AED92.0 million (1.5%), while Mortgages were negligible at AED11.1 million (0.2%), underlining that the primary market continues to behave mainly as a direct sales market rather than a leveraged one. Top Performing Off-Plan Areas Area Value (AED millions) Share of Off-Plan Dubai Islands 907.2 15.0% Madinat Al Mataar 554.8 9.2% Jabal Ali First 489.0 8.1% Business Bay 333.3 5.5% Al Khairan First 239.5 4.0% The top 10 areas in Off-Plan took 58.8% of the total Off-Plan transactions. The highest-value off-plan transactions were a flat in Palm Jumeirah for AED64.0 million and a villa in Madinat Al Mataar for AED21.0 million. These headline deals suggest that premium stock and large-format villa product continue to anchor the upper end of weekly primary-market activity. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED2.5 billion Share of Weekly Total: 29.4% Category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 1,725.6 68.6% Villa 488.0 19.4% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 100.3 4.0% Commercials 200.4 8.0% The ready market remained secondary to off-plan, but it still posted a solid AED2.5 billion, with flats contributing 68.6% of the segment total. Villas accounted for 19.4%, while commercial assets and hotel apartments played smaller supporting roles. Compared with off-plan, the ready market showed a more balanced mix across sub-categories, particularly through a stronger villa and mortgage component. Transaction-type analysis shows a very different structure from off-plan. In ready assets, Sales contributed AED1.16 billion (46.3%) and Mortgages were almost equally important at AED1.16 billion (46.0%), while Gifts added AED195.0 million (7.8%). That tells us the secondary market remains much more financing-driven and end-user or investor refinancing activity continues to underpin a large share of completed-property turnover. Top Performing Ready Areas Area Value (AED millions) Share of Ready Barsha Heights 227.2 9.0% Jumeirah Village Circle 188.1 7.5% Business Bay 181.6 7.2% Dubai Marina 176.3 7.0% Burj Khalifa 141.2 5.6% The top 10 ready areas accounted for AED1.39 billion, or 55.2% of ready-market value. Barsha Heights alone represented around 9.0% of the ready segment, helped by the sale of 82 units, including shops, in the Tow Towers complex. The highest-value ready transactions were a flat in Palm Jumeirah for AED27.5 million and a villa in Nad Al Shiba Gardens for AED17.68 million, again highlighting how Dubai’s completed prime residential stock continues to command outsized attention even in a softer week. On the Micro Level Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week This Week Change Total Value (AED billions) 10.5 8.6 -18.5% Transactions 4,835 4,506 -6.8% Market Insights & Outlook Week 16 marked a clear cooling from the previous week, with total ex-land trading falling by 18.5% and transaction volumes down 6.8%. Even so, the composition of demand remained familiar: off-plan dominated at 70.6% of weekly value, driven overwhelmingly by flat sales, while the ready market was supported by both direct sales and mortgage-backed transactions. The presence of AED4.7 billion in land deals also suggests that broader capital deployment into Dubai real estate remained substantial, even if the ex-land market lost some momentum. Overall, the week reads less like a structural slowdown and more like a step down in intensity, with activity still concentrated in core high-performing districts and premium-ticket assets. Data Source: Dubai Land Department Only freehold transactions are included

April 23, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 21-Apr-2026

Dubai rents 12.5% below March 2025 levels Dubai’s real estate stability: Can buyers cancel contracts over regional conflict? Dubai buyers trying to exit off-plan deals via force majeure face a high legal bar. Lawyers say current regional tensions do not qualify automatically; courts assess each case individually, with buyers needing strong proof that an unforeseeable event made performance impossible, not just harder or less attractive. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai real estate demand steady as 95% of 2026 homes already sold The Dubai property market is showing continued strength, with the majority of homes due for delivery in 2026 already sold and more than 70 per cent of the emirate’s forward pipeline snapped up years ahead of completion. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai’s off-plan pipeline 71% sold through 2029 as demand stays ahead of supply Dubai’s off-plan market shows strong forward demand: about 95% of 2026 completions are already sold, and over 71% of homes due by 2029 have buyers. Analysts say this supports market stability, reflecting sustained investor confidence, population growth, solid rents, and phased supply rollout. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Cheval Collection Expands Middle East Footprint With Dubai Islands Project Cheval Collection is entering branded residences with Cheval Residences Dubai Islands, a 99-unit beachfront project due in 2029. Partnering with AVENEW and Wadeen, it marks Cheval’s fifth Middle East property and targets demand for serviced, lifestyle-led homes from end users and long-term investors. Read the full article on Construction Business News Nakheel awards $144m Dubai Islands infrastructure contract Nakheel awarded an AED527 million ($144 million) contract to build the infrastructure and utilities of Island B, or shore island, to Abu Dhabi-based Al Nasr Contracting Company, it said in a statement on Monday. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Palm Jebel Ali plot sells for Dhs323 million as Dubai realty market gains Dubai’s market began the week strongly, led by a Dh323 million Palm Jebel Ali land sale that signals continued demand for premium waterfront assets. Total sales hit Dh1.76 billion, with mortgages at Dh505 million and gifts at Dh184 million, underscoring solid liquidity and investor confidence. Read the full article on Gulf Business Dubai rents 12.5% below March 2025 levels as leasing market becomes more competitive Dubai rental market is becoming more competitive, with leasing transactions running 12.5 per cent below March 2025 levels and landlords increasingly having to adjust prices to secure tenants. Read the full article on Arabian Business Tiger Properties sets Sesilia Tower handover for April 20, unveils 2026 delivery pipeline Tiger Properties will hand over Sesilia Tower in JVT on April 20, 2026. The 36-floor, 360-unit project is part of a wider 2026 delivery pipeline, with Alburs, Lilium, Altay, Renad, and Volga also scheduled, reinforcing the developer’s focus on timely completion and market expansion. Read the full article on Khaleej Times AUM99 launches AUM 99 Residences in Dubailand AUM99 has launched AUM 99 Residences in Dubailand, with about half the units sold soon after launch. The 186-unit project, due by end-2028, is targeting both local buyers and Canadian investors, reflecting continued confidence in Dubai’s mid-market residential sector. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai’s rental market hits $8.8 billion in Q1 2026, shows strong stability Dubai’s rental market remained stable in Q1 2026, with AED32.2 billion in contracts, strong renewal activity, and 25% fewer cancellations. Growth in brokerage and related licences points to a broader, more efficient real estate ecosystem supported by regulation, investor confidence, and balanced supply-demand conditions. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Dubai off-plan buyers to access mortgages earlier under new deal Dubai Holding Real Estate and Emirates NBD will offer mortgages for off-plan homes at the booking stage across Meraas, Nakheel and Dubai Properties. The move gives buyers earlier financing clarity, supports affordability planning, and could strengthen confidence in Dubai’s already active off-plan market. Read the full article on Gulf Business Prestige One starts Dubai Sports City project handover Prestige One has started handing over Vista in Dubai Sports City, adding to its delivery momentum after recently completing The Residence in JVC. With 20+ active projects, 2,500 units under construction, and AED500 million in new contract awards, the developer is accelerating its Dubai expansion. Read the full article on Zawya Amwaj Development unveils KAIA Beachfront Residences on Dubai Coast Amwaj Development has launched KAIA, a 128-unit beachfront project on Dubai Islands focused on wellness-led coastal living. With smart-home features, family-oriented layouts, and strong city connectivity, the scheme targets end users and long-term investors seeking exposure to Dubai’s growing waterfront market. Read the full article on Middle East Construction News Object 1 enters Abu Dhabi market with the launch of A1LA Residence Object 1 has entered Abu Dhabi with A1LA Residence, a 171-unit project on Al Reem Island due in Q4 2028. The launch signals the developer’s long-term commitment to the capital, backed by a wider waterfront land strategy and aimed at both end users and yield-focused investors. Read the full article on Middle East Construction News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 20th of April 2026 On the 20-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.0 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.42 billion (70.9%), while Ready accounted for AED 582.7 million (29.1%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,197.3 265.0 Villas 60.8 131.5 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 1.2 1.5 Commercial 162.5 184.6 Total 1,421.8 582.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.42 billion • Flats: AED 1.20 billion (84.2%) • Villas: AED 60.8 million (4.3%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 1.2 million (0.1%) • Commercial: AED 162.5 million (11.4%) Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats, which contributed more than four-fifths of the segment’s value, while commercial assets provided a notable secondary boost. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 582.7 million • Flats: AED 265.0 million (45.5%) • Villas: AED 131.5 million (22.6%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 1.5 million (0.3%) • Commercial: AED 184.6 million (31.7%) Ready …

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Last week’s transactions value down 18.5% and number of transactions down 6.8% Total trading reached AED8.6 billion in Week 16 on an ex-land basis, down from AED10.5 billion in Week 15. Transaction activity also softened to 4,506 deals from 4,835, a decline of 329 transactions. Land sales added a further AED4.7 billion, taking the all-in weekly figure to roughly AED13.3 billion. Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 4,984.7 1,725.6 Villa 466.5 488.0 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 49.9 100.3 Commercials 539.0 200.4 Total 6,040.1 2,514.3 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED6.0 billion Share of Weekly Total: 70.6% Category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 4,984.7 82.5% Villa 466.5 7.7% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 49.9 0.8% Commercials 539.0 8.9% Off-plan remained the clear market driver, with flats alone contributing more than four-fifths of off-plan value, reinforcing how heavily primary-market demand is still skewed toward apartment-led launches and branded or waterfront stock. Villas made a much smaller but still meaningful contribution, while hotel apartments and rooms remained marginal. From a transaction-type perspective, the off-plan market was overwhelmingly sales-led, with Sales accounting for AED5.94 billion, or 98.3% of off-plan value. Gifts contributed AED92.0 million (1.5%), while Mortgages were negligible at AED11.1 million (0.2%), underlining that the primary market continues to behave mainly as a direct sales market rather than a leveraged one. Top Performing Off-Plan Areas Area Value (AED millions) Share of Off-Plan Dubai Islands 907.2 15.0% Madinat Al Mataar 554.8 9.2% Jabal Ali First 489.0 8.1% Business Bay 333.3 5.5% Al Khairan First 239.5 4.0% The top 10 areas in Off-Plan took 58.8% of the total Off-Plan transactions. The highest-value off-plan transactions were a flat in Palm Jumeirah for AED64.0 million and a villa in Madinat Al Mataar for AED21.0 million. These headline deals suggest that premium stock and large-format villa product continue to anchor the upper end of weekly primary-market activity. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED2.5 billion Share of Weekly Total: 29.4% Category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 1,725.6 68.6% Villa 488.0 19.4% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 100.3 4.0% Commercials 200.4 8.0% The ready market remained secondary to off-plan, but it still posted a solid AED2.5 billion, with flats contributing 68.6% of the segment total. Villas accounted for 19.4%, while commercial assets and hotel apartments played smaller supporting roles. Compared with off-plan, the ready market showed a more balanced mix across sub-categories, particularly through a stronger villa and mortgage component. Transaction-type analysis shows a very different structure from off-plan. In ready assets, Sales contributed AED1.16 billion (46.3%) and Mortgages were almost equally important at AED1.16 billion (46.0%), while Gifts added AED195.0 million (7.8%). That tells us the secondary market remains much more financing-driven and end-user or investor refinancing activity continues to underpin a large share of completed-property turnover. Top Performing Ready Areas Area Value (AED millions) Share of Ready Barsha Heights 227.2 9.0% Jumeirah Village Circle 188.1 7.5% Business Bay 181.6 7.2% Dubai Marina 176.3 7.0% Burj Khalifa 141.2 5.6% The top 10 ready areas accounted for AED1.39 billion, or 55.2% of ready-market value. Barsha Heights alone represented around 9.0% of the ready segment, helped by the sale of 82 units, including shops, in the Tow Towers complex. The highest-value ready transactions were a flat in Palm Jumeirah for AED27.5 million and a villa in Nad Al Shiba Gardens for AED17.68 million, again highlighting how Dubai’s completed prime residential stock continues to command outsized attention even in a softer week. On the Micro Level Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week This Week Change Total Value (AED billions) 10.5 8.6 -18.5% Transactions 4,835 4,506 -6.8% Market Insights & Outlook Week 16 marked a clear cooling from the previous week, with total ex-land trading falling by 18.5% and transaction volumes down 6.8%. Even so, the composition of demand remained familiar: off-plan dominated at 70.6% of weekly value, driven overwhelmingly by flat sales, while the ready market was supported by both direct sales and mortgage-backed transactions. The presence of AED4.7 billion in land deals also suggests that broader capital deployment into Dubai real estate remained substantial, even if the ex-land market lost some momentum. Overall, the week reads less like a structural slowdown and more like a step down in intensity, with activity still concentrated in core high-performing districts and premium-ticket assets. Data Source: Dubai Land Department Only freehold transactions are included

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 17-Apr-2026

Dubai targets 27,000 SMEs by 2033 with new real estate partnership Dubai SME and the Dubai Land Department (DLD) have signed a new agreement aimed at strengthening the role of Emirati-owned small and medium enterprises within the emirate real estate sector, as property transactions reached AED252bn ($68.6bn) in the first quarter of 2026. Read the full article on Arabian Business UFC legend Khabib enters UAE real estate with $70m Dubai Islands project Khabib Nurmagomedov has partnered with DIA Holding on LuzOra Residences, a $70m Dubai Islands project blending residences with hotel-style services. The development targets both investors and end-users, offers projected yields of 8–10%, has sold 38% of units, and is due for handover in August 2027. Read the full article on Gulf Today Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris says Iran war pause won’t derail UAE property boom Naguib Sawiris says the UAE property market is only pausing amid the Iran conflict and will resume booming. He announced a Dh30 billion expansion of Ora Developers’ Bayn project in Ghantoot, while citing strong long-term demand, investor confidence, and the UAE’s stability as key drivers. Read the full article on The National Dubai real estate posts $4.2bn resales, $1.25bn investor gains in March as rents rise 7% The Dubai real estate market recorded AED15.39bn ($4.19bn) in resale transactions in March, delivering AED4.6bn ($1.25bn) in gains for long-term investors, as demand remained strong despite regional tensions. Read the full article on Arabian Business The patience principle: Why the best developers know when to wait Dubai’s property market remains resilient in 2026, but developers are being urged to prioritise discipline, patience and preparation over speed. As buyers become more selective, success is expected to favour projects built on stronger research, coordination and long-term quality rather than rushed launches. Read the full article on Gulf Business UAE real estate market posts record sales as new governance rules take hold The UAE property market started 2026 strongly, with record sales in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah despite regional tensions. Rising transaction values, strong leasing activity and tighter Abu Dhabi regulations boosted investor confidence, while luxury deals at the ultra-prime end showed continued demand from serious capital. Read the full article on Economy Middle East The consultant’s pivot: How Dubai’s real estate elite exchanged panic for diplomacy to secure a V-shaped recovery Bayut and dubizzle data suggests the UAE property market stayed resilient during regional tensions, with no widespread price cuts and no panic selling. Buyer activity and platform users quickly rebounded, while brokers shifted to a more consultative, data-led approach that helped restore confidence and support a swift recovery. Read the full article on Gulf News Wasl Group launches Central Park at Wasl Gate to support community living and wellbeing Wasl Group has opened Central Park at Wasl Gate in Jebel Ali, one of the largest residential community parks in Dubai. Spanning about 82,700 sqm, it offers sports, leisure and family spaces, and reflects the developer’s focus on wellbeing, sustainability and stronger community living. Read the full article on Zawya Prestige One Developments hands over two key projects and awards contracts worth Dh500m Prestige One Developments has handed over Vista in Dubai Sports City and recently completed The Residence in JVC, highlighting its delivery momentum. With over 20 active projects, nearly 2,500 units under construction, and Dh500 million in new contract awards, the developer is continuing to expand across Dubai. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai Holding Real Estate And Emirates NBD Partner On Off-Plan Mortgage Solutions Dubai Holding Real Estate and Emirates NBD have partnered to offer integrated mortgage financing for off-plan homes across Meraas, Nakheel and Dubai Properties. The move aims to give buyers earlier affordability clarity and smoother financing, while supporting transparency and sustained growth in Dubai’s property market. Read the full article on Construction Business News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 16th of April 2026 On the 16-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.52 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.10 billion (72.0%), while Ready accounted for AED 427.0 million (28.0%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 958.8 296.2 Villas 81.5 92.1 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 5.3 6.7 Commercial 49.7 32.0 Total 1,095.3 427.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.10 billion • Flats: AED 958.8 million (87.5%) • Villas: AED 81.5 million (7.4%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 5.3 million (0.5%) • Commercial: AED 49.7 million (4.5%) Off-plan demand was overwhelmingly driven by flats, which captured nearly nine-tenths of the segment’s value, highlighting how strongly apartment-led launches continue to anchor Dubai’s primary market. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 427.0 million • Flats: AED 296.2 million (69.4%) • Villas: AED 92.1 million (21.6%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 6.7 million (1.6%) • Commercial: AED 32.0 million (7.5%) The ready market was also led by flats, though with a more balanced mix than off-plan, as villas and commercial assets together contributed just under 30% of secondary-market value. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s performance points to a market still firmly tilted toward off-plan, with apartment product continuing to dominate both segments. That said, the ready market’s stronger villa weighting suggests underlying depth in completed family-oriented stock, helping keep the broader market mix more balanced than the off-plan figures alone would suggest. Data Source: Dubai Land Department *We use only freehold transactions

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 16-Apr-2026

Dubai developer launched a limited-time summer offer guaranteeing rental returns of 35% over five years in Dubai Dubai office prices jump 29% as investors chase prime assets amid tight supply Dubai’s office market is booming as limited Grade-A supply pushes prices and rents higher, led by finance and tech demand. Downtown prices rose 29% in 2025, large office deals more than doubled, and new supply from 2026 may ease growth without reversing the market’s strength. Read the full article on Khaleej Times SAMANA Developers Celebrates Major Milestone with Handover of Samana Santorini SAMANA Developers handed over Samana Santorini in Dubai Studio City, a 157-unit resort-style project, reinforcing its delivery track record and top-five off-plan status. The firm highlighted operational control, 1,300+ units handed over, and an ambitious pipeline through 2027. Read the full article on Biz Today Prowin Properties’ 20–80 Property Expo signals renewed confidence in Dubai real estate market Prowin Properties’ 20–80 Payment Plan Expo drew 175+ qualified investors and discussions around AED 500 million in inventory, showing strong buyer confidence despite uncertainty. The event highlighted demand for clear, structured offerings and reinforced Dubai’s appeal through solid yields, growth, and population-driven demand. Read the full article on Gulf Today Dubai Land Department and Dubai Silicon Oasis Organise the Developers Meeting Dubai Land Department and Dubai Silicon Oasis convened developers and Emirati incubator participants to turn broker training into real market access, partnerships, and company-building opportunities. The initiative aims to help Emiratis launch sustainable real estate businesses and deepen national participation in Dubai’s property sector. Read the full article on Dubai Media Office Al Ghurair project in Dubai to focus on five-minute city concept Spanning one million square feet of land across Dubai Creek Harbour, the development will house residential, commercial, cultural and hospitality spaces close to the proposed Etihad Station and the Creek Metro on Dubai Metro’s Green Line. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Abu Dhabi is the smartest property investment right now and it’s still undervalued Abu Dhabi is emerging as a high-conviction real estate play, supported by sovereign wealth, population growth, foreign investment, and lower prices than Dubai. Provident Estate positions Sobha City as an early entry opportunity before fundamentals are fully priced in. Read the full article on Zawya EXCLUSIVE: Dubai’s Danube Properties says no project delays, no price hikes despite 50% surge in construction costs UAE real estate developer Danube Group said it does not expect delays to project timelines and will not raise prices on existing off-plan projects, despite a sharp rise in construction costs driven by supply chain disruption in the Gulf. Read the full article on Arabian Business Structured return models gain ground in the UAE property market Ellington Properties has launched a limited-time summer offer guaranteeing rental returns of 35% over five years in Dubai and 28% over four years in Ras Al Khaimah, reflecting growing investor focus on early income visibility, clearer performance expectations, and dependable long-term value. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai: New parking plans launched for students, educators Parkin launched discounted parking subscriptions in Dubai, including Dhs100 monthly plans for students and private school staff, plus multi-storey parking from Dhs735. The move supports easier daily commuting and follows a wider push with Dubai Municipality to improve parking efficiency and service quality. Read the full article on Gulf Business Built for the long term: Why the UAE continues to inspire investor confidence Dubai’s property market is being framed as a story of resilience, backed by strong Ramadan 2026 transactions, solid macroeconomic confidence, population growth, and sustained investor demand. Prescott uses this backdrop to position The Caden as a quality-led, transparency-focused project for Dubai’s next growth phase. Read the full article on Gulf News Amaal appoints CITIC Middle East Contracting as main contractor for AED 1.8bln Mansory Residences in Dubai Amaal has appointed CITIC Middle East Contracting as main contractor for the AED 1.8 billion MANSORY Residences in Meydan Horizon, with completion targeted for Q4 2028. The deal reinforces demand for ultra-luxury, design-led projects in Dubai’s still-strong off-plan market. Read the full article on Zawya Burj Al Arab to undergo 18-month restoration programme Burj Al Arab will undergo its first major restoration since opening in 1999, with an 18-month phased programme led by Tristan Auer. Jumeirah aims to preserve the hotel’s iconic interiors and heritage while maintaining the landmark’s role as a symbol of Dubai’s luxury hospitality sector. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 15th of April 2026 On the 15-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1,332,042,049. Off-plan dominated with AED 948,533,858 (71.2%), while Ready accounted for AED 383,508,191 (28.8%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 712.3 246.3 Villas 109.8 82.6 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 0.7 10.7 Commercial 125.7 43.9 Total 948.5 383.5 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 948,533,858 • Flats: AED 712,293,471 (75.1%) • Villas: AED 109,791,266 (11.6%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 719,650 (0.1%) • Commercial: AED 125,729,471 (13.3%) Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly led by flats, which contributed three-quarters of the segment’s value, while commercial assets provided a meaningful secondary boost and villas added further support. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 383,508,191 • Flats: AED 246,305,442 (64.2%) • Villas: AED 82,642,485 (21.5%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 10,670,000 (2.8%) • Commercial: AED 43,890,264 (11.4%) The ready market was also driven by flats, though villas held a much stronger share here than in off-plan, pointing to broader end-user and investor demand across completed residential stock. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Dubai’s 15-Apr-2026 performance reflects a market still leaning decisively toward off-plan product, with 71.2% of total value coming from that segment, while ready assets retained a healthy 28.8% share. The dominance of flats across both segments suggests continued concentration in mainstream residential demand, while the stronger commercial contribution on the off-plan side points to selective appetite for future supply beyond pure housing. Data Source: Dubai Land Department *We use only freehold transactions

April 23, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-Apr-2026

Dubai developers award construction contracts worth billions of dirhams Dubai residents upgrade to bigger homes as market softens Dubai’s softer property market is giving long-term residents and investors a chance to upgrade to larger homes and negotiate better deals. Industry leaders say this reflects a maturing, more selective market, not a downturn, with buyers focused on long-term value, quality, and location. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai Properties awards contracts worth AED 1.1 billion to expand Villanova with 850 new homes Dubai Properties awarded nearly AED1.1 billion in contracts to build 850 townhouses at La Tilia in Villanova, Dubailand. The project adds to Villanova’s 3,834 delivered homes, underscoring strong demand for family-focused, mid-market communities with green space, connectivity, and social infrastructure. Read the full article on Emirates 24/7 Dubai, Abu Dhabi see robust demand for ultra-luxury homes Dubai and Abu Dhabi’s ultra-luxury property markets remain strong, with buyers focusing on prime locations, trusted developers, and long-term value. Dubai demand is centred on secondary and waterfront assets, while Abu Dhabi is driven by branded off-plan developments, especially on Yas Island. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai developers award construction contracts worth billions of dirhams Dubai and Sharjah developers have awarded multi-billion-dirham construction contracts, signalling strong confidence, liquidity, and buyer demand. Major projects include Villanova, Burj Azizi, and Sukoon, with developers pushing ahead despite regional tensions, backed by robust sales and the UAE’s economic resilience. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai’s DAMAC releases 600 housing units in DAMAC Hills DAMAC has launched the final phase of DAMAC District with 600 units at DAMAC Hills, citing strong demand for established communities. Prices start at AED756,000 for studios and AED1.1 million for one-beds, while the developer says construction remains on track despite regional tensions. Read the full article on Zawya BCD Global taps NBCC (India) Limited for their first landmark residential project in Dubai BCD Global has appointed India’s NBCC as project management consultant for its first Dubai residential project in Warsan. The partnership is aimed at strengthening delivery credibility, quality control, cost oversight, and investor confidence for the 62-unit development. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai isn’t a trend, it’s the world’s most reliable investment bet Casagrand says Dubai’s appeal remains strong after the US-Iran ceasefire, with HNW and international investors driving sales, including bulk purchases at Casagrand HERMINA in Dubai Islands. The developer argues Dubai’s resilience, regulation, and long-term growth story continue to attract conviction-based capital. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Sobha says internal resources lessen war’s pressures on cost Sobha says its vertically integrated model helps cushion rising war-related costs and supply disruptions, allowing launches to continue, including Sobha City in Abu Dhabi. The developer argues its local manufacturing and in-house capabilities offer resilience, even as other developers delay projects and regional sales soften. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Dubai remains a strong option despite current market noise, says expert Investors in the GCC are evaluating long-term strategies amid market fluctuations, with Dubai’s resilient property sector showing a 30% increase in prime prices since 2021. Read the full article on Construction Week Online Binghatti plans to deliver 15 projects in 2026 worth AED 15 billion Binghatti says Dubai’s property market remains stable despite regional tensions, with strong Q1 2026 activity, resilient pricing, solid liquidity, and no major supply-chain issues. The developer expects continued growth, plans 15 project deliveries this year, and sees strong demand across both mid-market and luxury segments. Read the full article on Emirates 24/7 Amirah Developments’ Chairman reaffirms confidence in Dubai’s real estate market amid global uncertainty Amirah Developments says Dubai’s property market remains resilient and is becoming more disciplined, with buyers prioritising delivery and trust. Citing strong transaction growth, the developer says uninterrupted progress at Bonds Avenue Residences reflects confidence in Dubai’s long-term fundamentals, leadership, and end-user-driven demand. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai property market enters buyers’ phase as off -plan sales continue to dominate Dubai’s residential property market entered a more measured phase in the first quarter of 2026, with transaction volumes falling 17 per cent from the previous quarter after three consecutive quarters of record activity. However, this was mostly reflected in the ready sector as off-plan sales continues to dominate, according to Savills. Read the full article on Arabian Business Arada unveils fifth phase of Sharjah’s Masaar 3 Arada has launched 437 villas and townhouses in Layan, the fifth phase of Masaar 3 in Sharjah. The fast-selling forest community continues to expand, with construction contracts for its first six phases expected within three months and delivery centred on smart, family-focused suburban living. Read the full article on Middle East Construction News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 14th of April 2026 On the 14-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.39 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 993.3 million (71.3%), while Ready accounted for AED 399.3 million (28.7%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 775.6 286.0 Villas 120.2 91.6 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 33.3 6.0 Commercial 64.2 15.6 Total 993.3 399.3 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 993.3 million • Flats: AED 775.6 million (78.1%) • Villas: AED 120.2 million (12.1%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 33.3 million (3.4%) • Commercial: AED 64.2 million (6.5%) Off-plan activity remained firmly in control of the market, with flats accounting for the vast majority of value and villas providing a meaningful secondary contribution. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 399.3 million • Flats: AED 286.0 million (71.6%) • Villas: AED 91.6 million (22.9%) • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 6.0 million (1.5%) • Commercial: AED 15.6 million (3.9%) The Ready segment was also led by flats, while villas captured a relatively strong share, showing that end-user and secondary market demand remained concentrated in mainstream residential stock. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Dubai’s market on 14 April 2026 showed a clear off-plan tilt, with more than seven in every ten dirhams transacted coming from the …

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