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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 28-Nov-2025

Dubai record $29.3bn 2026 budget and UAE federal spending accelerates wealth migration Orchid Living launches Dh55 million Orchid Residences 1 in Dubai South Dubai’s Orchid Living launches Orchid Residence 1, a Dh55m low-rise of 44 units in Dubai South, 40% complete with nearly half reserved. Flexible payment plans, strong connectivity and family-focused amenities position the Q2 2026 project as an attractive play for end-users and investors. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Why record $29bn Dubai 2026 budget could trigger global wealth migration Dubai record $29.3bn 2026 budget and UAE federal spending surge are accelerating wealth migration as UK tax pressures intensify. Read the full article on Arabian Business Palm Jumeirah plot sells for Dh1.86 billion in one of Dubai’s biggest land deals of 2025 A 1.015 million sq ft plot on Palm Jumeirah sold for Dh1.86 billion (Dh1,823/sq ft), ranking among Dubai’s biggest land deals this year and underscoring strong global investor demand and the island’s enduring ultra-prime luxury appeal. Read the full article on Gulf News ALAIN and Rove Hotels unveil Rove Home Meydan Horizon 190-apartment residential development set in the heart of Meydan, minutes from Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai Peninsula: A new ultra-luxury destination in Jumeirah Dubai Peninsula is a new ultra-luxury waterfront enclave by Bright Start and H&H on Jumeirah’s coast, uniting Aman and Rosewood hotels and residences, a superyacht marina, beach clubs and parkland into a design-led, culture-rich flagship resort community for Dubai. Read the full article on Zawya From The Lana to Marasi Bay Island, OMNIYAT’s vision for Marasi Bay takes shape OMNIYAT’s Marasi Bay is evolving into an ultra-luxury waterfront district anchored by The Lana, ENARA and VELA Viento, with marina, urban beach club, floating Sunset Park and design-led residences. Soaring prices and LEED Platinum offices position the canal-front hub as a flagship address for UHNW residents and global businesses. Read the full article on Economy Middle East AMIS launches premium luxury residential project at Dubai Islands AMIS Development’s The Tides on Dubai Islands is a fully furnished, sea-facing residential project with 1–3 bed apartments and 4-bed townhouses from AED 2.1m, rich rooftop and wellness amenities, smart-home finishes and a 50/50 plan (5% on booking), completing April 2028. Read the full article on Trade Arabia UAE bulks up on industrial space to ease rising rents Abu Dhabi and Dubai are gearing up to release a significant pipeline of industrial space as both emirates move to cool a supply crunch that has pushed rents sharply higher. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Abu Dhabi city plans to deliver 8,000 new residential units by year end Abu Dhabi plans about 55,000 new homes by 2028, but handovers may lag to avoid oversupply. Q3 saw over 6,400 mainly off-plan sales worth Dhs20.5bn, with apartment and villa prices up ~15% and 12% and rents rising, led by Yas, Reem and Saadiyat Islands. Read the full article on Gulf Business A look inside the UAE’s new ‘Longevity Residences’ ‘Longevity’ residences are emerging in the UAE as a new property niche, embedding biohacking and preventive-health tech, cryotherapy, hyperbaric chambers, red-light therapy, into homes. Projects like Émerge, Vincitore Wellness Estate and SHA Residences target wealthy, health-focused buyers, but long-term success hinges on scientific rigor, licensed operations and high-quality maintenance. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Source of Fate records 80% overseas buyer interest for flagship project Miraggio UAE developer Source of Fate’s Miraggio on Al Marjan Island is attracting 80% overseas buyers, led by UK investors, drawn to sea-view waterfront homes, flexible post-handover payment plans and Ras Al Khaimah’s tourism and entertainment growth, positioning the project as a long-term value play in UAE luxury real estate. Read the full article on Zawya Ras Al Khaimah transforms into UAE’s premier destination for wellness, luxury living, and global investment Ras Al Khaimah is rapidly evolving from quiet weekend escape to a master-planned, nature-led investment hub, with real estate transactions doubling, major global developers and Wynn resort driving tourism, branded waterfront communities, strong infrastructure, family-friendly living and sustainability-focused planning creating early-stage value for long-term investors. Read the full article on Gulf News Abu Dhabi rents surge 14% as demand from expats outpaces housing supply Abu Dhabi rents are surging as expat demand and limited new supply cut vacancies. Apartment rents rose ~14% year-on-year in Q3 2025 and villas 5%, while sales hit Dh20.5bn across 6,400 mostly off-plan deals, with prices and rents expected to keep climbing. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Gulf House Real Estate appoints Ashiyana Contracting as main contractor for Olaia Residences on Palm Jumeirah Gulf House Real Estate has appointed Ashiyana Contracting as main contractor for Olaia Residences on Palm Jumeirah, a luxury beachfront project of 1–5 bed units with resort-style amenities, smart-home specs and Dec 2027 handover, already 20% sold on launch amid tight prime supply. Read the full article on Zawya Major Developments launches Tower Two at Colibri Views as RAK Central’s growth accelerates Major Developments has launched Colibri Views Tower Two in RAK Central after Tower One sold out, underscoring strong investor confidence. Wellness-led and backed by Patrice Evra, the project sits near Wynn Al Marjan and Al Hamra Golf, offering award-winning amenities and a timely entry point into RAK’s next growth phase. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 27th of November 2025 On 27 November 2025, the total transacted value reached AED 2,517,883,077. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,380,722,987 (54.8%), while Ready accounted for AED 1,137,160,090 (45.2%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,289.7 744.0 Villas 66.6 214.6 Hotel Apts & Rooms 0.0 31.6 Commercial 24.4 147.0 Total 1,380.7 1,137.2 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,380,722,987 (54.8% of daily volume) Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly concentrated in flats, with villas and commercial assets contributing only marginally and no hotel apartment deals recorded. This points to a day dominated by apartment launches and ongoing payment-plan driven demand in …

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

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 27-Nov-2025

Dubai’s property market logged 194,200 deals worth AED 611.1bn YTD 2025, with around 500 project launches. Power of transparency: How Dubai turned data into an investment advantage Dubai’s property market has shifted from speculative flips to data-driven, long-term investing. Digital valuations, instant sales and clear escrow rules have made transparency a key competitive advantage, attracting global, often all-cash capital seeking stability and measurable risk, though governance and resilience still matter amid global uncertainty. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai ‘Golden Triangle of Wealth’ and the next neighbourhoods set for $10.9m+ villa boom The Dubai ultra-luxury villa market has moved beyond its post-COVID surge to become a stable global asset class, with record-breaking sales of AED40m+ ($10.9m+) homes and rising demand for elite ‘trophy’ properties, according to new analysis. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai Leads The Charge: How Blockchain Tokenization Is Transforming Real Estate Investment Real estate tokenization is turning properties into blockchain-based fractional shares, with Dubai leading via DLD’s pilot and first tokenized title. It promises global access, liquidity and transparency, could reach billions in value, but still faces major legal, regulatory, and infrastructure challenges across Middle Eastern and global markets. Read the full article on Forbes Abu Alnaga Development announces strategic expansion of its land portfolio Abu Alnaga Development has expanded its Dubai land portfolio across key areas like Al Jaddaf, Meydan Horizon, Al Furjan, Dubailand, and Dubai Production City, positioning for new residential and commercial projects. Backed by strong yields, rising land sales, and pro-growth policies, the move reflects confidence in Dubai’s long-term real estate potential. Read the full article on Zawya $49 billion Dubai Square Mall to open in three years, says Mohamed Alabbar Dubai Square Mall at Dubai Creek Harbour, a AED180bn project three times the size of Downtown, is set to open within three years. It will feature in-mall EV mobility, advanced AI to optimise retail and visitor experience, and integrate closely with the new Dubai Creek Tower. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Savills to undertake commercial leasing, property management and tenant fit-out management of Expo City Dubai Expo City Dubai has appointed Savills to handle leasing, property management and tenant fit-outs across its growing commercial spaces. The 3.5 sq km, free-zone smart city is evolving into a LEED- and WELL-certified hub for sustainable offices, housing and innovation between Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Read the full article on Zawya Crystal Bay launches Vue Doree – its 2nd project in 5 months – at Dubai Islands as real estate market continues to grow Crystal Bay Azure has launched Vue Dorée on Dubai Islands, a 50-unit boutique luxury project with one- to four-bedroom homes, extensive lifestyle amenities and prices from AED 1.6m on a 50/50 plan and two-year handover, reinforcing the area’s appeal as a connected yet tranquil coastal district. Read the full article on Zawya New project launches to boost housing supply in Dubai Dubai’s property market logged 194,200 deals worth AED 611.1bn YTD 2025, with around 500 project launches expected this year adding 111,000+ units. New launches like Vue Dorée, Crown Palace and Empire Livings underscore surging supply, strong demand and growing mid- to luxury residential investment opportunities. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Sharafi Group strengthens its legacy in the UAE with continued growth and the launch of Marea Residences in Dubai Islands Sharafi Group, a century-old UAE conglomerate, is expanding its real estate and hospitality footprint with Marea Residences, a luxury waterfront project on Dubai Islands. Featuring resort-style amenities, it’s exclusively marketed by Metropolitan Premium Properties and reflects the Group’s focus on quality, sustainability and customer-centric design. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai’s SkyHills Astra sets new standard for purpose-driven real estate SkyHills Astra is HRE Development’s “landmark with a heart,” blending luxury, wellness and community spaces with philanthropy. Through a Dh30m partnership with Dubai Cares, every home funds global education, with residents receiving certificates that reinforce a shared, purpose-driven community identity. Read the full article on Gulf News Empire awards contract for Dubai Science Park residential complex Empire Developments has appointed Sinyar Al Khaleej Contracting as main contractor for Empire Livings in Dubai Science Park, a 15-storey project delivering 202 units and retail by Q2 2027, with prices from AED 845,000, 8–10% projected ROI, and a flexible post-handover payment plan. Read the full article on Zawya Al Barari unveils The Cape, a development rooted in nature Al Barari, Dubai’s nature-led community, has launched The Cape, which promises to extend its 20-year legacy of craftsmanship and creating harmonious living environments rooted in nature. Read the full article on Arabian Business Newbury Developments unveils Chapter 1 in Al Warsan 4, redefining smart and affordable living in Dubai Newbury Developments has launched Chapter 1 in Al Warsan 4, offering smart, affordable studios to two-beds with Alexa-enabled homes, strong amenities and covered parking. Prices start at AED 577k with 20% booking, a central location, and direct access to the upcoming Blue Line Metro. Read the full article on Gulf News Indian luxury real estate group Sunteck enters UAE market India’s Sunteck Realty has launched Sunteck International in Dubai, debuting with an AED 5bn ultra-luxury project on one of the last prime plots in Downtown near Burj Khalifa. The “land-first” reveal signals a location-led, design-driven strategy, with AED 15bn of UAE projects planned over the next three years. Read the full article on Zawya Missoni-branded Waterfront Residences bring resort luxury to Dubai Islands OCTA Isle Interiors by Missoni on Dubai Islands offers 2–5 bedroom waterfront apartments with resort-style amenities, including a wrap-around lazy river, urban beach pool, sports courts and Wellness Bay, featuring bold Missoni-curated interiors and OCTA’s “Life²” vision of elevated, experience-led luxury living. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 26th of November 2025 On 26 November 2025, the total transacted value reached AED 2,055,291,601. Off plan dominated with AED 1,178,144,000 (57.3%), while Ready accounted for AED 877,147,601 (42.7%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) …

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 26-Nov-2025

Dubai rent hike pushes tenants to buy homes Gulf Business Real Estate Summit: Dubai defies gravity with record sales, soaring prices The Gulf Business Real Estate Summit in Dubai examined tokenisation, sustainability, and record market activity. Experts debated a potential 2026 correction, noting strong fundamentals but mid-market oversupply risks. They highlighted where value still lies in off-plan projects, concluding the UAE market is maturing, resilient, and increasingly innovation-driven. Read the full article on Gulf Business Why Dubai Developers Target Premier League Clubs Dubai developers like DAMAC and SOBHA are using Premier League partnerships with Chelsea and Arsenal not just for branding, but to drive global demand for Dubai property, leveraging football’s reach to sell branded residences, lift credibility, and tap HNWI inflows in a fast-growing market. Read the full article on The Football Week Buy and own a Dubai property in 3 clicks with StakeOne At its Stake Summit, digital platform Stake launched StakeOne, an app-based, end-to-end service for buying, financing, furnishing, leasing and selling full properties in Dubai, making cross-border ownership easier for global investors through curated units, golden-visa support, real-time portfolio insights and continuous management. Read the full article on Zawya From renters to buyers: Dubai rent hike pushes tenants to buy homes Rising rents are pushing Dubai tenants toward ownership: 55% now plan to buy within 1–3 years (vs 25% last year), most using mortgages. With higher mortgage activity, stronger secondary and off-plan sales, and longer planned stays, homebuying is becoming a long-term financial strategy, not just shelter. Read the full article on Khaleej Times SOL Properties records highest residential transaction in Downtown Dubai at $47.4mln SOL Properties sold a Fairmont Residences Solara Tower triplex sky mansion in Downtown Dubai for AED 174m, one of the area’s highest residential deals. The 245m-high home offers a private elevator, two pools and a rooftop terrace, as SOL grows amid a UAE residential market forecast to expand strongly by 2030. Read the full article on Zawya Meraas unveils urban waterfront living at Dubai Design District Meraas has launched The Edit at d3, a design-led residential project in Dubai Design District with three waterfront towers and 557 units. Featuring sky gardens, resort-style amenities and direct canal access, it anchors residents in d3’s expanding creative, cultural and lifestyle hub. Read the full article on Gulf Construction Online GFH Partners acquires majority stake in Devmark GFH Partners has acquired a majority stake in Devmark, the UAE’s leading development sales and marketing platform. Devmark’s founders remain in charge as the partnership targets GCC expansion, channels institutional capital to developers, and deepens GFH’s exposure to the region’s fast-growing residential market. Read the full article on Zawya Reef Luxury Developments unveils new residential project in Dubai Reef Luxury Developments has unveiled Reef 996 in Dubai Production City, a luxury studios-and-apartments project with 19 resort-style amenities and patented outdoor-cooled garden lounges and sunken balconies, offering year-round comfort and experiential living ahead of its planned Q3 2028 completion. Read the full article on Trade Arabia Holm makes key UAE debut with flagship residential project Holm Developments has launched its brand and first project, Holm One, in Jumeirah Garden City: 218 fully furnished studios and 1-bed apartments with smart-home systems, pool, gym, yoga and co-working spaces, targeting modern urban residents, with handover scheduled for Q1 2028. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 25th of November 2025 On the 25 November 2025, the total transacted value reached AED 2,307,665,365. Off plan dominated with AED 1,679,132,365 (72.8%), while Ready accounted for AED 628,533,000 (27.2%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,436.1 386.7 Villas 118.9 137.9 Hotel Apts & Rooms 2.4 30.7 Commercial 121.7 73.1 Total 1,679.1 628.5 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,679,132,365 (72.8% of daily total) Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly concentrated in flats, accounting for more than four-fifths of new contract value, while villas and commercial assets provided additional depth and diversification to the off-plan pipeline. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 628,533,000 (27.2% of daily total) Within the ready segment, flats remained the core of end-user and landlord demand, while villas captured over one-fifth of traded value, supported by steady interest in established residential communities and income-generating commercial stock. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The session’s numbers reinforce a structural tilt towards off-plan apartments, as buyers lock in future supply and staged payment plans, while the ready market continues to serve residents and investors seeking immediate occupation or rental income. The balance between a strong off-plan pipeline and healthy ready demand suggests sustained confidence in Dubai’s medium-term growth, with both segments working together to support capital appreciation and yield-driven strategies. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 25-Nov-2025

470 new residents, only 150 homes a day Dubai real estate market posts $84 billion transactions in 2025 amid five-year property price rally Dubai’s residential market remains strong with record 2025 sales and prices up 10% year-on-year, though growth is slowing. Villas outperform apartments, ultra-luxury $10m+ deals keep surging, and oversupply risks are emerging but softened by delivery delays. Knight Frank expects a more stable, moderately growing market through 2026. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Dubai real estate sector recorded $5.1bn of transactions last week, including $22m Jumeirah apartment The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED18.7bn ($5.1bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai property frenzy sets developers on a US$6 billion debt spree UAE developers are raising billions via sukuk, bonds and private credit to fund land buys in a prolonged property boom. Demand and fundamentals look strong, but rising maturities, supply risks, bank limits and investor fatigue could expose weaker firms if conditions turn. Read the full article on Business Times UAE retail rents surge in Abu Dhabi and Dubai as demand outpaces supply The UAE office and retail real estate sectors are entering a new phase of landlord power as supply constraints, shifting consumer behaviour and changing corporate leasing patterns drive strong rental growth across Abu Dhabi and Dubai, according to JLL’s latest Q3 2025 market report. Read the full article on Arabian Business 470 new residents, only 150 homes a day: Dubai’s population outpaces supply Dubai’s population is growing far faster than new housing supply, adding about 470 residents but only ~150 homes a day. Experts expect 3–4 more years of support for prices and rents, but warn that limited affordable housing could eventually price out new residents and slow growth. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai partners to launch PropTech Sandbox as DFF and DLD accelerate real estate innovation Dubai Future Foundation (DFF) and Dubai Land Department (DLD) have launched a new partnership to accelerate innovation in property technology (PropTech) through Sandbox Dubai, a programme designed to develop next-generation regulatory frameworks in support of the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33). Read the full article on Arabian Business Asia’s elite are looking towards Dubai’s ultra-luxury real estate, and here’s why As Asian luxury markets cool, high-net-worth investors are redirecting capital to Dubai for better value, yields and tax advantages. East Asian wealth, led by China and Singapore, is fueling demand for prime and off-plan homes and second residences, making Dubai a key rival to Asia’s real estate hubs. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai’s prime property market to grow 3% in 2026; 331,000 new homes in 5 years Knight Frank expects Dubai’s prime property to lead growth, with prices rising about 3% by 2026 and mainstream 1%. Around 331,000 new homes may be delivered by 2030, raising oversupply risks, but strong wealth inflows, population growth and selective development keep fundamentals solid. Read the full article on Khaleej Times UAE: Azizi Riviera’s Phase IV work nearly 65% completed Azizi Developments has completed about 65% of Phase 4 of its Azizi Riviera community in MBR City, with several buildings fully finished and others above 50%. Backed by 3,700 workers, construction is on track, with upcoming handovers set to grow this waterfront, lifestyle-focused residential destination. Read the full article on Zawya Billionaire Lakshmi Mittal relocating to Dubai amid UK tax reforms, says report Steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal is preparing to leave the UK for Dubai amid tougher UK tax rules. His move underscores how Dubai’s tax advantages, safety, and booming luxury real estate are attracting ultra-wealthy families and their family offices. Read the full article on Khaleej Times

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

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 24-Nov-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 47 was AED 11.48 billion and 5,284 transactions. Off plan contributed 67.7% or 7.78 billion, while Ready properties contributed 32.3% or 3.71 billion. Total trading in Week 47 reached AED 11.48 billion across 5,284 registered transactions, up from AED 11.19 billion and 5,160 deals last week. Off plan continued to dominate with AED 7.78 billion (67.7% of weekly value), while ready accounted for AED 3.71 billion (32.3%). Category Off-Plan (AED mn) Ready (AED mn) Flat 6,683.7 2,453.5 Villa 861.1 759.8 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 21.7 135.1 Commercials 210.3 359.1 Total 7,776.9 3,707.5 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 7.78 billion Share of Weekly Total: 67.7% Off-plan activity remains overwhelmingly flat-led, with apartments capturing nearly nine out of every ten dirhams spent in the segment, while villas add a meaningful but much smaller share. Top Performing Off-Plan Areas Area Value (AED mn) % of Off-Plan Madinat Al Mataar 783.9 10.1% Palm Deira 600.3 7.7% Jumeirah First 593.7 7.6% Business Bay 455.4 5.9% Dubai Maritime City 399.3 5.1% More than half of all off-plan value (53.8%) is concentrated in these ten locations, with Madinat Al Mataar, Palm Deira (Deira Islands) and Jumeirah First emerging as the key off-plan hotspots of the week. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 3.71 billion, representing 32.3% of the week’s traded value. Share of Weekly Total: 32.3% The ready segment is also flat-driven, but with a more balanced profile: villas, hospitality assets and commercial properties together account for roughly one-third of ready activity, reflecting healthy end-user and income-focused demand. Top Performing Ready Areas Area Value (AED mn) % of Ready Burj Khalifa 459.7 12.4% Palm Jumeirah 338.0 9.1% Business Bay 282.3 7.6% Dubai Marina 230.7 6.2% Jumeirah Village Circle 179.0 4.8% Just over half of ready activity (54.6%) is captured by these prime and established locations, with Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, Business Bay and Dubai Marina reinforcing their position as the core of Dubai’s ready resale and handover market. On the Micro Level Below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Weekly Comparison Metric Week 46 Week 47 Change Total Volume (AED billions) 11.19 11.48 +2.6% Number of transactions 5,160 5,284 +2.4% Market Insights & Outlook Week 47 delivered a moderate but broad-based uplift in both value and volume, with off-plan inching its share higher and remaining the primary driver of liquidity. The concentration of new off-plan value in emerging areas such as Madinat Al Mataar and Palm Deira (Deira Islands), alongside sustained ready demand in Downtown, Palm Jumeirah, Business Bay and Dubai Marina, suggests a market that is expanding geographically while still anchored by core prime districts. If this pattern continues, Dubai is likely to see ongoing depth in prime ready resales alongside multi-cycle opportunities in new master-planned areas, keeping both investors and end-users active across the spectrum in the coming weeks. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 21-Nov-2025

Dubai is emerging as a global launchpad for PropTech startups Dubai real estate: $150m Arthouse branded residence brings New York style to Arjan Arthouse Hills Arjan launches in Dubai, expanding the global Arthouse brand with a design-led, wellness-rich residential tower. Read the full article on Arabian Business Object 1 expands portfolio in Dubai Land Residence Complex to strengthen its presence in Dubai’s growing residential corridor Object 1 is expanding in Dubai Land Residence Complex with its VERDAN1A green, wellness-focused project, leveraging strong yields, upcoming Blue Line metro connectivity, and Dubai’s record real estate market to attract long-term investors and residents seeking sustainable, well-connected community living across the UAE. Read the full article on Zawya HRE Development launches Sakura Gardens, a resort-style residential community in Dubai’s Falcon City of Wonders HRE Development has launched Sakura Gardens, a low-rise, nature-centric residential community in Dubailand’s Falcon City of Wonders, offering studios to townhomes, resort-style wellness and lifestyle amenities, and a car-free central park, targeting families and investors with higher yields, long-term growth and calm, greenery-rich living. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Green Horizon launches Meriden Beach Residences on Dubai Islands in partnership with Refine Green Horizon and Refine have launched Meriden Beach Residences, a 63-unit boutique low-rise on Dubai Islands – Island A, offering design-led, European-inspired beachfront apartments with resort-style amenities, smart-home features, and a 35/65 payment plan, starting from AED 1.8 million, completing Q1 2028. Read the full article on Zawya Why Dubai Is Fast Becoming The Go-To Springboard For Global Business Expansion Dubai is emerging as a global launchpad for startups, with Supy, Huspy and Stake leveraging its time zone, infrastructure and regulation to expand across MENA, Europe, Australia, Saudi Arabia and the US, while emphasizing disciplined growth, regulatory alignment and long-term investor trust. Read the full article on Forbes Dubai Developers Lure Buyers With a New Business Model Former Emaar executive Bhaskara Santosh has launched Arthouse Hills Arjan, a 330-unit “five-star living at affordable prices” project in Arjan, featuring hotel-style amenities. Positioned near E311 and Al Maktoum Airport, it targets Dubai’s growing middle class amid a southwest shift in the city’s centre, though analysts warn the boom may peak by 2026. Read the full article on Finews Marasi Bay: Dubai’s Most Exclusive Waterfront Address OMNIYAT’s Marasi Bay is emerging as Dubai’s most prestigious ultra-luxury waterfront district, anchored by The Lana, VELA, ENARA and new VELA Viento residences, combining superyacht marina, hotel, retail and green spaces, record ROI per sqft, and landmark architecture with extensive sky-level wellness and leisure amenities. Read the full article on Construction Business News Dubai launches 22m sq ft auto market development project Dubai has launched the 22 million sq ft Dubai Auto Market, developed by DP World, to become the world’s largest automotive hub with 1,500 showrooms, workshops, logistics and event facilities, handling 800,000 vehicles a year and boosting trade, re-exports and D33 economic growth goals. Read the full article on Trade Arabia Imtiaz Developments unveils new ZHA-designed tower in Dubai Imtiaz Developments’ Symphony Tower, a 42-storey Zaha Hadid Architects design in Dubai’s new Horizon district near Ras Al Khor, features an exoskeleton inspired by Emirati embroidery that shades outdoor living spaces, integrates photovoltaics, and uses recycled steel, low-carbon concrete and water-saving systems to reduce environmental impact. Read the full article on Zawya New Global Wellness Institute Report Shows UAE Wellness Economy Now Worth $40.8 Billion The UAE’s wellness economy has reached $40.8 billion, the fastest-growing in MENA and a leader in wellness real estate, beauty and spas. Backed by wellbeing strategies, AI-driven healthcare and wellness tourism, it is positioning itself as a global, sustainability-focused wellness destination. Read the full report on Global Wellness Institute Kingdom of Saudi Arabia launches national real estate tokenization infrastructure: a global first Saudi Arabia’s Real Estate Registry has launched a national blockchain infrastructure for property tokenization, enabling digital ownership, fractional investment, and an open-API marketplace. Aligned with Vision 2030 and global standards, it links real estate with capital markets to attract FDI, boost proptech innovation, and modernize the property ecosystem. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 20th of November 2025 On 20 November 2025, the total transacted value in Dubai real estate reached AED 1,841,880,243. Off-plan led the market with AED 1,166,277,421 (63.3%), while Ready properties accounted for AED 675,602,822 (36.7%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 919.7 478.9 Villas 189.9 132.6 Hotel Apts & Rooms 2.2 20.0 Commercial 54.4 44.2 Total 1,166.3 675.6 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,166,277,421 (63.3% of daily total) Off-plan flats once again did the heavy lifting, signaling sustained demand from buyers looking to lock in future supply at today’s prices, while off-plan villas and commercial assets provided smaller but meaningful support to overall volumes. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 675,602,822 (36.7% of daily total) The Ready segment continues to cater to end-users and yield-focused investors who prioritise immediate occupancy and cash flow, with villas and commercial assets adding depth to the day’s activity. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Today’s figures reinforce a familiar pattern in Dubai’s current cycle: off plan remains the primary engine of value, driven largely by flats, while Ready stock provides a solid secondary pillar for those seeking immediate use or rental income. The strong skew toward off plan suggests continued confidence in future supply, ongoing developer launch momentum, and a market that is still very much in expansion mode rather than consolidation. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 20-Nov-2025

Future Dubai buildings to have rooftop access for air taxis, RTA reveals US Fed Rate Cut to Help Boost UAE’s Real Estate Market The Fed’s latest 25 bps rate cut, mirrored by the UAE Central Bank, lowers borrowing costs, improving mortgage affordability and likely boosting UAE real estate demand. Potential manufacturing inflows driven by US tariff wars and continued population and investment growth further support the UAE’s ongoing property market rally. Read the full article on MENA FN Property Finder leads the charge for 100% DLD compliance in Dubai, raising the bar for trust in real estate Property Finder has become the first platform to reach 100% compliance with Dubai Land Department rules, verifying every listing via Trakheesi permits, QR codes and AI checks. This partnership with DLD and RERA boosts transparency, cuts fake listings, and strengthens trust in Dubai’s real estate market. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Now App: Making Digital Property Sales Faster and Easier Dubai Land Department’s new Digital Sale Procedure on the Dubai Now app lets UAE-resident cash buyers and sellers complete ready-property transfers fully online, using UAE Pass and a DLD escrow IBAN. It removes manager’s cheques, trustee visits, and manual approvals, with title deeds issued instantly once funds clear. Read the full article on Allsop & Allsop voco Dubai Nice – The Heart of Europe receives building completion certificate Kleindienst Group’s voco Dubai Nice – The Heart of Europe on The World Islands has received its Building Completion Certificate, clearing it to open on 1 December 2025. The Riviera-inspired hotel is a key milestone toward the project’s 20-hotel, 5,000-key tourism and investment vision. Read the full article on Trade Arabia Dubai’s most established business families unite under ARY & MAZ Developments to bring a new standard of urban design ARY Group and Maher Al Zarooni Group have formed ARY & MAZ Developments, a AED 2.5bn JV to deliver high-rise and villa projects across Dubai’s key growth areas, including Barari Palace. Leveraging both families’ track records, the venture targets quality, sustainable, smart developments amid Dubai’s expanding real estate market. Read the full article on Zawya Future Dubai buildings to have rooftop access for air taxis, RTA reveals Dubai is preparing for 2026 air taxi services by integrating vertiports into new residential and commercial projects, with the first DXB vertiport 60% complete. Successful test flights, plans for four initial vertiports, and close work with developers aim to make air mobility safe, quiet, walkable, and eventually affordable. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai developer Mohamed Alabbar buys Italian castle: Bloomberg Emirati developer Mohamed Alabbar has bought the 12th-century Castello di Antognolla in Umbria for about $55m and plans to invest up to $200m total to create a Six Senses luxury resort with hotel, golf, villas and wellness for affluent global guests. Read the full article on Zawya Grovy Developers Launches RIVO: A New Residential Landmark In Dubai Grovy Developers has launched RIVO by Grovy, a design-led mid-market residence in Dubai Land Residence Complex, already 50% booked and due for Q4 2027 handover. The 133-unit project offers larger-than-average, highly amenitised studios to 4BR apartments targeting end-users and families. Read the full article on Construction Business News PRYPCO Blocks signs MoU with myAlfred, paving the way for accessible property investment across the UAE PRYPCO Blocks has signed an MoU with myAlfred (InsuranceMarket.ae’s rewards platform) to offer subscribers up to AED 350 off their first AED 2,000+ fractional property investment, aiming to democratise real estate access and help users grow wealth through small-ticket, diversified ownership. Read the full article on Zawya Qatar real estate sales surge 43 percent to $1.62 billion in Q3 2025 Qatar’s residential market saw Q3 2025 sales volume jump 57% and value 43% year-on-year, led by Doha and strong growth in Al Rayyan and Al Daayen. Demand is supported by incentives, expanding freehold/residency rules, and booming lifestyle retail, especially luxury-led destinations like Place Vendôme and Msheireb. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Gulf homebuyers willing to pay 7% more for sustainable homes, says PwC Homebuyers in Saudi Arabia and the UAE are willing to pay an average 7 per cent premium for homes with sustainable features, while properties lacking them face a 4 per cent discount, according to a new survey by PwC Middle East. Read the full article on Arabian Business Bayut launches 3D visualization tool Bayut Studios Bayut has launched Bayut Studios, a 3D visualisation service for brokers, developers and investors to create renders, animations, virtual tours and floor plans for off-plan properties. Integrated with Bayut and Dubizzle, it aims to boost marketing, lead generation and buyer decision-making. Read the full article on AIM Group Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 19th of November 2025 On 19-Nov-2025, the total transacted value reached AED 2,181,823,971. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,503,117,100 (68.9%), while Ready accounted for AED 678,706,872 (31.1%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,250.3 432.3 Villas 202.2 175.0 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 7.4 30.9 Commercial 43.2 40.5 Total 1,503.1 678.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,503,117,100 Off-plan activity was heavily concentrated in flats, which accounted for more than four-fifths of all off-plan value, with villas adding a meaningful but secondary layer of demand and commercial/ hospitality remaining niche. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 678,706,872 In the ready segment, flats also led but with a more balanced mix, as villas contributed over a quarter of value, indicating healthy end-user and upgrader activity alongside investor-driven apartment trades. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s transactions reaffirm Dubai’s off-plan-led cycle, with nearly 70% of value coming from projects under development, yet the sizeable ready share shows that immediate-occupancy and income-generating assets remain in strong demand. Flats dominate both segments, reflecting investor preference for liquid, easily rentable stock, while the solid villa contribution underscores ongoing appetite for larger family homes and lifestyle-led communities. If this balance holds, the market is likely to see continued depth across both off plan launches and established …

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Maritime City: Comprehensive Real Estate Investment Guide 2025

Executive Summary Dubai Maritime City (DMC) represents one of the most compelling waterfront investment opportunities in Dubai’s real estate market as of November 2025. Strategically positioned between Port Rashid and Drydocks World, this 2.3 million square meter master-planned community is experiencing remarkable capital appreciation, with current prices averaging AED 2,350-3,500 per square foot—significantly below established premium waterfront areas while delivering comparable quality and amenities. Figure 1: Aerial view of Dubai Maritime City showcasing waterfront development with marina, residential towers, and Downtown Dubai skyline The development has demonstrated exceptional price appreciation, growing from initial launch prices of AED 1,200-1,600 per sq ft to current levels representing a 192% increase [1]. Industry forecasts project prices reaching AED 8,000-10,000 per sq ft for luxury towers by 2027-2028, offering substantial upside for early investors [2]. With rental yields ranging from 6% to 8.5% [3], strong infrastructure backing including the upcoming metro connection, and a diverse portfolio of projects from leading developers (DAMAC, Omniyat, Danube, Beyond Developments), Dubai Maritime City presents a balanced opportunity for both capital appreciation-focused investors and yield-seeking end-users. Key Investment Highlights: Table of Contents 1. Location & Strategic Positioning Geographic Advantage Figure 2: Dubai Maritime City master plan showing strategic location with 360° sea views, proximity to international cruise terminal, and connectivity to key Dubai landmarks Dubai Maritime City occupies a premium waterfront location on a man-made peninsula, strategically situated between two of Dubai’s critical maritime infrastructure assets: This positioning provides genuine maritime industry integration while offering 360-degree sea views from most residential towers [5]. Accessibility Matrix Destination Distance Travel Time Port Rashid Boat Station 2 km 2 minutes Downtown Dubai 8 km 8 minutes Dubai Mall 9 km 10 minutes Burj Khalifa 8 km 8 minutes Dubai Marina 25 km 20 minutes Dubai International Airport (DXB) 12 km 15 minutes Business Bay 7 km 7 minutes DIFC 6 km 10 minutes Table 1: Travel times from Dubai Maritime City to key destinations The proximity to Dubai’s central business districts (Business Bay, DIFC) and major tourist attractions (Downtown Dubai, Dubai Creek) positions DMC as a central waterfront location rather than a peripheral community [5][6]. Competitive Waterfront Positioning Figure 3: Price comparison: Dubai Maritime City vs major waterfront developments showing significant value gap Dubai Maritime City benefits from being part of Dubai’s limited waterfront real estate supply while maintaining price points below saturated markets. At current pricing of AED 2,350-3,500 per sq ft, DMC offers a significant value gap to premium waterfront developments[4]: 2. Master Plan & Infrastructure Development Overview Figure 4: Master plan layout showing integrated maritime hub with residential, commercial, industrial, and port infrastructure zones The Dubai Maritime City master plan, developed by DP World in collaboration with architectural consultants Khatib & Alami, encompasses six distinct districts [7]: District Breakdown Sustainability Initiative Dubai Maritime City is pursuing eco-building certification, aiming to become the world’s first maritime center combining advanced technology with environmental sustainability[8]. This includes solar-powered infrastructure, green building standards, water recycling systems, and smart city integration. 3. Market Analysis & Price Dynamics Current Market Metrics (November 2025) Based on the latest data from dxbinteract.com and comprehensive market analysis [9][10]: Metric Value Average Transaction Price AED 2,190,000 Average Price per Sq Ft AED 2,350 – 3,500 Rental Yield Range 6% – 8.5% Expected Annual Appreciation 10% – 15% Average Unit Size 900 – 1,200 sq ft Service Charges AED 12-18 per sq ft/year Table 2: Dubai Maritime City current market metrics Price Evolution Analysis Figure 5: Dubai Maritime City property price evolution from launch to 2028 forecast showing exceptional growth trajectory The remarkable price trajectory demonstrates strong market confidence [1][2]: Timeline Price per Sq Ft (AED) Growth % Initial Launch (2020-2021) 1,200 – Mid-2023 2,500 +108% Current (Nov 2025) 3,500 +40% Forecast (2027-2028) 8,000 – 10,000 +129% – +186% Table 3: Price evolution showing 583% projected growth from launch to 2028 This represents a 583% projected growth from initial launch prices to 2028 forecasts for premium properties. Comparative Waterfront Pricing Area Price per Sq Ft (AED) Status Price Gap to DMC Dubai Maritime City 3,500 Growing Baseline Dubai Marina 2,000 Established -43% Dubai Islands 2,340 Emerging -33% Palm Jumeirah 2,950 Established -16% Emaar Beachfront 4,500 Premium +29% Port De La Mer 4,500 Premium +29% Bluewaters Island 5,500 Premium +57% Table 4: Comparative analysis showing DMC’s value positioning Key Insight: Dubai Maritime City currently trades at a 29-57% discount to established premium waterfront communities while offering superior growth potential and comparable amenities [4]. Dubai Real Estate Context (Q3 2025) The broader Dubai market context supports DMC’s growth trajectory [11]: 4. Major Developments & Projects Active Projects Portfolio Figure 6: Major projects in Dubai Maritime City with starting prices ranging from AED 1.3M to 3.3M Based on comprehensive market research and dxbinteract.com data [12][13][14]: Project Developer Start Price (AED) Units Completion Oceanz Danube 1,300,000 Studio-4BR Q4 2027 Anwa Omniyat 1,500,000 Studio-4BR Q4 2027 LIV Maritime LIV Developers 1,500,000 1-3BR Q4 2028 The Pier LMD 1,650,000 1-3BR Q2 2027 Mar Casa Deyaar 2,000,000 1-3BR Q4 2027 Talea Beyond Dev. 2,200,000 1-3BR Q1 2028 Chelsea Residences DAMAC 2,200,000 1-3BR Q3 2027 Coral Reef DAMAC 3,300,000 1-3BR Q1 2028 Table 5: Major projects portfolio with pricing and timelines Figure 7: Chelsea Residences by DAMAC – modern waterfront architecture with premium amenities and marina access Detailed Project Profiles Chelsea Residences by DAMAC Anwa by Omniyat LIV Maritime by LIV Developers Type Size (Sq Ft) Starting Price (AED) 1BR Apartments 681 – 922 1,499,548 2BR Apartments 1,003 – 1,456 2,399,548 3BR Apartments 1,962 – 2,605 4,799,548 2BR Duplex 1,750 – 2,100 5,700,548 3BR Duplex 2,570 – 2,750 8,000,548 2BR Townhouse 2,010 6,000,548 3BR Townhouse 2,580 – 2,750 7,700,548 Table 6: LIV Maritime unit configurations and pricing Unit Configurations & Pricing Summary Unit Type Size Range (Sq Ft) Price Range (AED) Studio 436 – 566 1,300,000 1 Bedroom 618 – 1,388 1,500,000 – 1,650,000 2 Bedroom 1,003 – 2,484 2,400,000 – 2,530,000 3 Bedroom 1,888 – 2,605 4,800,000 4 Bedroom 4,060+ Upon Request Townhouse 2BR 2,010 6,000,000 …

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 19-Nov-2025

Dubai’s record-breaking property market mirrors the $393 trillion global real estate boom Dubai leads as UAE real estate hits new highs Dubai’s property market hit record H1 2025 sales and strong 7–9% rental yields, led by affordable communities and foreign investors, while Abu Dhabi rebounded. A 240,000-unit pipeline should shift the seller’s market toward buyers from 2026, favouring well-located, sub-AED 1,500/sq ft assets. Read the full article on Elite Agent Dubai real estate market holds strong amid shifting dynamics Dubai’s property market remains resilient, with off-plan sales up 20% and resales 10% amid tightening supply as land prices surge 200–300%, favouring big developers; JVC may see corrections, Jebel Ali and Abu Dhabi offer upside, and Dubai stays the prime long-term hub. Read the full article on Khaleej Times UAE residents to get monthly rent option, ending the one-to-four cheque cycle Property Finder is partnering with Keyper to let UAE tenants pay rent monthly via its app, replacing large upfront cheques. The integrated system, launching in H1 2026, aims to ease financial strain, speed up rentals, and give landlords more reliable digital payments. Read the full article on Gulf News JLL rolls out real estate knowledge hub as Saudi pipeline hits $1.5tn The JLL Real Estate Knowledge Hub’s unique approach involves a strategic partnership with a number of institutions to deliver an exceptional practical learning experience to the Real Estate Executives in Saudi. Read the full article on Construction Week Online Pantheon breaks ground for $217.8mn mixed-use development in JVT Dubai real estate company Pantheon Development has officially broken ground on VOXA, an AED800 million (US$217.8 million) mixed-use development in Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT). Read the full article on Arabian Business Samana Developers Unveils Zero-Down Payment Plan to Transform Dubai Property Ownership Samana Developers has launched a zero-down, interest-free payment plan: buyers secure units with no initial deposit and pay 2% monthly for 50 months. The scheme lowers entry barriers, aligns with Dubai’s first-time buyer programme, and targets younger, value-seeking investors in resort-style projects. Read the full article on Biz Today Dubai’s record-breaking property market mirrors the $393 trillion global real estate boom Savills values global real estate at $393.3 trillion, with housing the dominant asset. Dubai mirrors this shift: 2025 residential sales have surpassed AED 540 billion and already beaten 2024’s record, cementing the city as a highly liquid, transparent, tax-efficient haven for global investors. Read the full article on Khaleej Times UAE start-up launches world’s first AI real estate brokerage platform AIR (AI Realtor), a Dubai-founded proptech company, has launched what it describes as the world’s first fully AI-native real estate brokerage platform, marking a major step toward the UAE’s ambition to become a global leader in artificial intelligence. Read the full article on Arabian Business SOL Properties: Crafting iconic structures for meaningful communities in Dubai SOL Properties aims to shape Dubai’s skyline with sustainable, community-focused, tech-enabled developments. Backed by in-house construction, it delivers high-end, smart, wellness-centric projects like Fairmont Residences Solara Tower, SOL LUXE and SOL Levante, while betting on digital twins, branded residences and a strong internal culture to drive long-term value. Read the full article on Gulf News DMDC and Residual.ae launch Dubai’s first renovate-to-resell model DMDC, the award-winning construction and design company, will deliver Dubai’s first renovate-to-resell model after entering into a partnership with Residual.ae. Read the full article on Arabian Business Why Middle East is becoming the new global capital of luxury and investment The Middle East has become a leading hub for luxury and wealth, with Dubai and Saudi Arabia attracting global investors through tax efficiency, mega-projects and lifestyle ecosystems. Booming luxury real estate and collectible markets position the region as a long-term engine of global wealth creation. Read the full article on Gulf News UAE’s property market is closing 2025 on a high note UAE real estate ends 2025 strongly, with Dubai’s sales, rentals and villas showing sustained, end-user driven growth. Developers respond with incentive-led events, new ready stock like Leaf Tower in Abu Dhabi, and branded overseas projects such as Panorama by ELIE SAAB in Baku. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Aldar launches Yas Riva Residences along Yas Island’s canal Aldar has launched Yas Riva Residences on Yas Island’s canal, a resort-style waterfront community centered around “The Pavilion” social hub. The project blends wellness, family life and recreation with waterside spas, pools, sports facilities, boating, shaded gardens and canal-side cafés, offering an active yet relaxed lifestyle. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 18th of November 2025 On 18 November 2025, the total transacted value reached AED 2,482,512,794. Off plan dominated with AED 1,696,842,999 (68.4%), while Ready accounted for AED 785,669,795 (31.6%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,479.0 518.7 Villas 183.3 137.7 Hotel Apts & Rooms 5.1 34.6 Commercial 29.3 94.6 Total 1,696.8 785.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,696,842,999 Off-plan activity was heavily concentrated in apartments, with flats contributing nearly nine out of every ten dirhams spent, while villas provided meaningful depth and commercial assets remained a small but complementary niche. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 785,669,795 Within the ready segment, flats also led activity with two-thirds of value, supported by solid villa demand and a notable 12% share from ready commercial properties, underscoring continued appetite for income-generating stock. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s figures reaffirm Dubai’s off-plan leadership, with roughly two-thirds of all value flowing into projects still under development, led overwhelmingly by apartments. Ready assets, however, continue to provide a substantial one-third of liquidity, especially in mid- to upper-tier flats and select commercial properties. This balance between new launches and completed stock points to a market where both investors and end-users are actively repositioning, locking in future supply while still competing for quality, income-ready homes today. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 18-Nov-2025

Dubai’s land market skyrockets 403% as strategic planning redefines urban growth Dubai’s land market skyrockets 403% as strategic planning redefines urban growth JLL says Dubai’s land market has transformed, with land transaction values up 404% since 2019, driven by population growth, major infrastructure spending, and pro-investor regulations. Freehold zones, mixed-use projects, and hubs like Business Bay and Dubai Islands lead gains in prices, volumes, and investor demand. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Egyptian Investors’ Guide to Dubai’s Luxury Property Market Dubai’s luxury real estate is increasingly popular with Egyptian high-net-worth investors, attracted by tax-free returns, currency stability, strong governance, and high rental yields. They favour prime areas like Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Hills, and Dubai Hills, supported by clear freehold laws, escrow protections, mortgages, and flexible developer payment plans. Read the full article on Egyptian Streets Binghatti unveils AED 1.25 billion ‘Binghatti Vintage’ in Mumbai, announces two additional Dubai developments Binghatti Developments unveiled AED 1.25bn Binghatti Vintage in Majan at a Mumbai gala, alongside new Dubai projects Binghatti Sky Terraces in Motor City and Binghatti Pinnacle in Al Jaddaf. Targeting Indian investors, the three towers add thousands of units, amenities and Burj Khalifa-view homes to Dubai’s pipeline. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Stage Properties announces The Grand Property Show 2025 with exclusive event-only offers for investors and homebuyers Stage Properties will host The Grand Property Show 2025 at Fairmont The Palm on 22–23 November, bringing 25+ UAE developers together with event-only prices, payment plans, off-plan launches, ready properties, holiday-home investment advice, on-site financing support, and free registration for local and international buyers. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai real estate: Meraas launches The Edit at d3 amid Design District expansion Dubai property developer Meraas has launched The Edit at d3, a new residential project located in the heart of Dubai Design District (d3). Read the full article on Arabian Business Abu Dhabi real estate: Residential transactions hit 12-month peak amid off-plan sales boom Abu Dhabi’s Q3 2025 residential market hit a 12-month high with 6,500+ deals, 77% off-plan and prices up 16% year-on-year. Strong demand, limited ready supply, major new launches, and rising prime/branded projects are deepening its appeal to high-net-worth buyers and families, supporting further growth into 2026. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Centurion Properties reveals Dubai’s first Mouawad branded residences in partnership with OCTA Properties Centurion Properties and Mouawad are launching Dubai’s first Mouawad-branded residences in Meydan Horizon, a 19-storey luxury tower with a grand lobby, premium amenities, and jewellery-inspired interiors, aiming to set a new benchmark for high-end, design-led living in the city. Read the full article on Zawya Fakhruddin Properties launches wellness-focused project on Dubai Islands Fakhruddin Properties has launched Treppan Serenique Residences on Dubai Islands, a Treppan Living–branded dual-tower wellness community with 164 apartments, 50+ amenities (including biohacking lab and rooftop infinity pool), advanced air and water systems, AI-driven energy savings, extensive recycling, and rewards that incentivise sustainable, health-focused living. Read the full article on Trade Arabia BEYOND Developments debuts “31 Above,” its first commercial tower at Dubai Maritime City BEYOND Developments has launched 31 Above, its first commercial tower and Dubai Maritime City’s first office high-rise, offering skyline and sea views, Art Deco–inspired architecture, and wellness-focused workspaces. Due in Q1 2029, it targets regional HQs, creative firms and entrepreneurs in a highly connected location. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Sharafi Development sets a new standard in waterfront living with Marea Residences on Dubai Islands Sharafi Development has launched Marea Residences on Dubai Islands, a G+2+12 luxury waterfront project with 1–2 bed units and penthouses, resort-style amenities, and sea views. Priced from Dh2.6m with a 40/30/30 plan, it’s exclusively marketed by Metropolitan Premium Properties with post-handover management and maintenance perks. Read the full article on Gulf News OMNIYAT aims to capitalize on Dubai’s booming premium office space sector Dubai’s premium office demand is surging as OMNIYAT launches Lumena Alta, a 73-storey, AED 5bn ultra-luxury commercial tower in Business Bay. Completing in 2030, it will feature Grade A offices, a five-star hotel with a record-height infinity pool, metro connectivity, and sustainability certifications. Read the full article on Economy Middle East UAE’s Arada secures ‘biggest London property deal this decade’ with acquisition of $3.3bn Thameside West site Sharjah-based Arada has acquired a 47-acre waterfront mixed-use development site located in London’s Royal Docks, in what the master developer’s group CEO has described as the largest property transaction in the UK capital for at least five years. Read the full article on Arabian Business BEEAH’s first real estate project hits major milestone with phase one sell-out Phase One of Khalid Bin Sultan City in Sharjah saw exceptional sales, with one residential node sold out at launch. The Zaha Hadid–masterplanned, net-zero-ready community taps surging demand for sustainable, design-led living, reinforcing Sharjah’s booming real estate market and appetite for climate-smart, wellness-focused neighbourhoods. Read the full article on Construction Week Online CDS Developments expands into the UAE CDS Developments, with 25+ years of global experience, is entering Dubai to build boutique residential and mixed-use communities. Prioritising quality over scale, it promises European precision, human-centred design, and long-term value, aiming to “build fewer, but better” homes that foster trust and peace of mind. Read the full article on Zawya What first-time home buyers, Golden Visa investors pay—and gain—in Dubai Dubai now offers two distinct property paths: the First-Time Home Buyer Programme, which lowers upfront costs and fees for genuine resident-owners, and the Dh2m Golden Visa route, which demands higher capital but grants 10-year residency, family sponsorship, and long-term investment upside. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 17th of November 2025 On the 17 November 2025, the total transacted value reached AED 3,124,422,267. Off-plan dominated with AED 2,168,172,634 (69.4%), while Ready accounted for AED 956,249,633 (30.6%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,717.4 655.1 Villas 297.6 196.3 Hotel Apts & Rooms 8.4 44.7 Commercial 144.8 59.4 Total 2,168.2 956.2 Off-Plan Market …

April 22, 2026
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