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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 08-Sep-2025

      The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 36 was AED 8.95 billion and 4,188 transactions. Off-plan contributed 61.5% or 5.51 billion, while Ready properties contributed 38.5% or 3.45 billion. Total trading reached AED 8.95 billion across 4,188 transactions, a -6.7% drop in value and -15.3% decline in activity versus last week (AED 9.60 billion, 4,942 deals). Off-plan dominated by value with a 61.5% share (AED 5.51 billion), while ready assets contributed 38.5% (AED 3.45 billion). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 4,794.2 1,872.8 Villa 451.4 745.4 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 13.9 136.7 Commercials 248.0 691.8 Total 5,507.5 3,446.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 5.51 billion Share of Weekly Total: 61.5% Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 4,794.2 87.0% Villa 451.4 8.2% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 13.9 0.3% Commercials 248.0 4.5% Total 5,507.5 100% Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats (87.0%), with villas at 8.2% and smaller tails from commercial (4.5%) and hospitality (0.3%). Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Jumeirah Second 370.6 Business Bay 338.1 Dubai Science Park 305.6 Jumeirah Village Circle 258.1 Madinat Al Mataar 247.2 The top 10 off-plan areas together accounted for 47.5% of all off-plan value this week. Jumeirah Second alone contributed 6.7% of off-plan turnover, with Business Bay (6.1%) and Dubai Science Park (5.5%) also key magnets for new-build demand. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 3.45 billion Share of Weekly Total: 38.5% Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 1,872.8 54.3% Villa 745.4 21.6% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 136.7 4.0% Commercials 691.8 20.1% Total 3,446.7 100% The ready market was led by flats (54.3%), with villas (21.6%) forming the second pillar. Commercials were a sizeable 20.1%, and hospitality 4.0%. Top Performing Ready Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Burj Khalifa 440.0 Business Bay 366.0 Palm Jumeirah 267.1 Jumeirah Village Circle 239.4 Dubai Marina 152.4 The top 10 ready areas captured 59.3% of ready value. Burj Khalifa led with 12.8% share of ready properties transactions, followed by Business Bay (10.6%), with Palm Jumeirah (7.7%) and JVC (6.9%) showing steady secondary-market liquidity. On the micro level Below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week (AED billions) This Week (AED billions) Change Total Volume 9.60 8.95 -6.7% Transactions 4,942 4,188 -15.3% Market Insights & Outlook

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 05-Sep-2025

      4% Real Estate depreciation rule for fair value. Dubai Holding Asset Management is unifying 40+ malls and lifestyle sites under “Dubai Retail” Top 10 Dubai neighborhoods where property prices are heating up now Dubai property stayed active in Aug 2025. Demand is strongest for apartments, especially studios/1-beds. Off-plan surges in Business Bay, Dubai Investment Park, and Dubai South. Resales boom in Wadi Al Safa 4 and Al Barsha South Fourth. Luxury focus: Downtown, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Marina. REVEALED: Unveiling the top 100 real estate developers in the GCC 2025 Power List names 100 GCC developers reshaping the region, from UAE megaprojects to Saudi giga-cities and mixed-use builds. Rankings weigh project value/pipeline, new awards, expansion, ESG/CSR, innovation, and market influence, honoring companies driving resilient, sustainable urban futures. Dubai’s real estate market records AED 50.7bln in sales in August Dubai Aug 2025, 18,564 sales worth AED 50.7bn (+15% volume, +7% value YoY). Off-plan led (+25% volume, +11% value); primary 12,106 deals (91% off-plan). Standouts, Business Bay, Dubai Investment Park; secondary surges in Wadi Al Safa 4, Al Barsha South Fourth. Apartments, especially studios/1-beds, dominate demand. Over 40 malls, retail destinations united under ‘Dubai Retail’ brand Dubai Holding Asset Management is unifying 40+ malls and lifestyle sites under “Dubai Retail” after integrating Nakheel and Meydan, creating a retail giant with 6,500 retailers across 13m sq ft. Nakheel Mall becomes Palm Jumeirah Mall; new openings include Nad Al Sheba Mall and upcoming Al Khail Avenue. ANAX Developments unveils V-Suites, starting from AED1.6mln ANAX launches V-Suites in Business Bay, executive residences from AED 1.6M, handover Q4 2026. Designed by Venetian Enrico with Italian finishes, smart homes, Burj views. 19 floors plus “V Club” co-working, wellness and leisure. Prime access; 30/20/50 payment plan targeting investors and professionals. Belle Vie launches in Dubai Silicon Oasis with exceptional market response Zimaya launched Belle Vie in Dubai Silicon Oasis, its third project in a year, with 50%+ reserved on day one. The low-rise offers studios to four-beds with spacious, end-user layouts and amenities, near the upcoming Blue Line station. Zimaya plans further projects in Dubai Islands and Arjan. Real estate and finance sectors to welcome UAE’s 4% depreciation rule for fair value assets UAE MoF’s Ministerial Decision 173/2025 (effective Jan 1, 2025) allows 4% tax depreciation on investment properties held at fair value, on original cost, pro-rata, if firms irrevocably elect the realisation basis on time. Miss the election, lose the deduction. Applies to group/restructuring transfers and may create deferred tax. Amirah Developments showcases sustainable residential landmark in Dubai Islands Amirah Developments’ Dubai Islands residence delivers 31% energy and 24.37% water savings, targeting LEED v3 NC and EHS-Trakhees compliance. With efficient HVAC, smart lighting, low-flow fixtures and reflective roofs, it aligns with UAE Net Zero 2050, prioritizing wellness (fresh-air, low-VOC, non-smoking) and green mobility. DAMAC’s Riverside Views Capri One sells out at launch – here’s how it was done DAMAC launched Capri One at Riverside Views in August; it sold out at the 27 Aug launch. A multi-channel push (OOH, digital, PR, events, CRM) targeted first-time buyers/young couples, stressing affordable luxury, wellness amenities, and proximity to Expo/Al Maktoum. Payment plans start from AED 2,499/month. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 4th of September 2025 On the 4th of September, the total transacted value reached AED 2 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.2 billion (58.1%), while Ready accounted for AED 838 million (41.9%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 965.2 511.9 Villas 174.9 236.8 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 1.0 41.6 Commercial 23.1 47.6 Total 1,164.2 837.9 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,164,161,219 Off-plan activity was led decisively by flats, with villas a meaningful secondary driver; commercial and hospitality segments were marginal. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 837,886,072 Ready sales were anchored by apartments, while villas delivered strong support; hospitality and commercial made-up modest shares. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Momentum remains broad-based with apartments setting the pace across both segments. Villas continue to provide depth—especially in the ready market—while commercial and hospitality play smaller roles. With off-plan leading over 58% of value, near-term sentiment favors new launches, while end-user demand sustains stability in the ready segment.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 04-Sep-2025

      3 tower projects in Saudi Arabia, UAE set to be ‘taller than Burj Khalifa’. Dubai still top for executive nomads says Savills. Riyadh and Jeddah office rents surge as Saudi vacancies hit record lows Saudi Arabia’s office market is undergoing rapid expansion, marked by exceptionally tight supply and strong rental growth in Riyadh and Jeddah, according to JLL’s KSA Office Market Dynamics report for Q2 2025. Dubai Islands draws global buyers with prime waterfront appeal and capital growth potential Dubai Islands (ex-Palm Deira) is surging. May 2025 sales near AED 3.5bn amid Dubai’s record Q2 2025 AED 151.8bn (+46% YoY). With strong connectivity and DHG’s AED 260m launch, it’s positioned for sustainable, long-term value under Dubai’s 2040 Master Plan. Apartments Drive Growth as Confidence in Dubai Real Estate Continues Dubai logged AED 40.45bn in August sales, 22% below July but 6% higher YoY. Apartments led (89% volume, 71% value); prices averaged AED1.9m (DLD) to AED2.6m (A&A), with sub-AED1m deals up 25% MoM. Rentals surged (+43% value, +48% transactions). Population hit 4m, sustaining demand. Knight Frank signed up to lead sales launch of Residences of SHA Island Knight Frank will lead sales for SHA Residences Emirates Island at Al Jurf, the world’s first longevity-focused private island by Imkan. The 2027-delivery project offers apartments and villas with access to SHA health services; prices AED 9m–130m. Between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, it targets wellness tourism. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid confirms Dh2billion investment in Emirati housing Dubai approved 2,971 Emirati homes in 2025, allocating over Dh2bn via the Zayed Housing Programme. H1 delivered Dh1.725bn support to 3,027 beneficiaries. Backed by Real Estate Strategy 2033, targeting Dh1tn transactions, +70% activity, Dh73bn GDP impact, housing remains a national priority for stability, transparency and AI-enabled quality. A distinct investment and lifestyle opportunity for first-time buyers in Dubai Silicon Oasis The Hillgate by Ellington launches in Dubai Silicon Oasis, a design-led, wellness-focused community spanning studios to four-bed homes with rich amenities. On the future Blue Line, it joins the First-Time Home Buyer Programme (cap AED 5m). Completion Q4 2027, targeting livability, connectivity, and long-term value. Abu Dhabi real estate: Aldar to launch 450 new townhomes on September 12 Aldar has announced the launch of 450 townhomes exclusively for UAE nationals at the family-oriented Al Deem community, located northeast of Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. 3 tower projects in Saudi Arabia, UAE set to be ‘taller than Burj Khalifa’ Saudi plans the 2 km Rise Tower in Riyadh and has resumed the >1 km Jeddah Tower (target 2028); Dubai’s Burj Azizi (725 m, possibly taller) targets 2027–28. Together, these projects aim to eclipse Burj Khalifa and spur investment with record-breaking mixed-use skyscrapers. Foreign investors fuel Dubai apartment boom as sales hit AED 40.5bn in August Buyers from South Korea, South Africa, Australia and Canada helped drive demand for apartments, which accounted for nearly nine in ten property transactions last month. Dubai still top for executive nomads says Savills Dubai tops Savills’ 2025 Executive Nomad Index for a third year, with Abu Dhabi second. Dubai leads on flight connectivity, Abu Dhabi on internet speed. Top five unchanged (Malaga, Miami, Lisbon). The 30-city index targets remote workers; new entrants include Auckland, Tokyo, Crete, Vancouver and Berlin. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 3rd of September 2025 On the 3rd of September 2025, the total transacted value reached AED 2,769,972,851. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,829,290,309 (66.04%), while Ready accounted for AED 940,682,541 (33.96%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,692.24 586.37 Villas 104.89 205.78 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 0.99 33.94 Commercial 31.17 114.60 Total 1,829.29 940.68 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,829,290,309 Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly flat-led, with villas a distant second and minimal commercial/hospitality volumes. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 940,682,541 Ready sales were broad-based but still flat-centric, supported by solid villa trading and meaningful commercial deals. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook With two-thirds of value in off-plan, demand skews toward new launches and longer-term investment horizons, while the ready segment reflects steady end-user and rental-driven appetite. Expect momentum to track upcoming project releases, financing conditions, and affordability tiers, particularly mid-market flats.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 03-Sep-2025

      Dubai real estate sales surge 13% to $10.9bn in August. Record Dh161 million Palm Jumeirah villa sale. Millennium Hotels unveils first branded homes in Abu Dhabi Millennium Hotels & Resorts MEA launched its first branded residences. Millennium Residences Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, 85 studios to two-bedroom apartments with Gulf/skyline views. In the cultural district, it offers hotel-style services, full kitchens, rooftop pool, gyms and beach access, suited for short or long stays. The UAE’s Strategic Crypto-Real Estate Integration and Its Implications for Global Investors The UAE leads crypto-real estate with clear VARA/CBUAE rules, AED settlement via licensed platforms, and DLD-driven tokenization enabling fractional ownership. Low taxes lure investors, though VAT treatment of tokens is evolving. Investors benefit from early access, diversification into tangible assets, and regulatory certainty. EXCLUSIVE: Tashas Group bets on suburban UAE dining in $27 million Arada joint venture Tashas Group has struck a AED100 million ($27 million) joint venture with UAE developer Arada to open at least 10 new restaurants across the Gulf over the next two years. The deal bets that demand for premium dining is moving beyond the malls and downtown districts of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Barco launches debut residential project at Dubai South Barco Developers launched Livia Residences in Dubai South, a six-storey, 71-apartment project priced from AED 555,000, completing Q4 2027. Aimed at mid-income buyers, it features LA-inspired design, smart-home tech, and 20+ amenities, and marks Barco’s plan to deliver 2m sq ft across Dubai and other emirates. Dubai real estate sales surge 13% to $10.9bn in August as population passes 4m Dubai real estate sales hit AED40bn ($10.9bn) in August 2025, up 13.2% year-on-year, driven by off-plan launches, secondary sales and population growth past 4m. Aldar launches Al Deem Townhomes on Yas Island Aldar will launch 450 townhomes for UAE nationals at Al Deem, northeast of Yas Island, on 12 September. Three- and four-bed units include a majlis and multiple entrances; 26 are live-work homes. It’s the seventh cluster, with two new bridges providing direct access to Yas Island and the airport. Record Dh161 million Palm Jumeirah villa sale among Dubai’s priciest deals of 2025 Dubai’s luxury market hit another milestone. A Palm Jumeirah Signature Villa sold for Dh161m, the island’s priciest secondary villa in 2025 and Dubai’s No.2 price/sq ft (Dh14,679). Amid record sales and scarce ultra-prime supply, HNWI demand keeps Palm, Jumeirah Bay and Emirates Hills leading. Dubai real estate: 22 percent surge in off-plan demand propels sales to $10.89 billion in August 2025 Dubai logged 16,993 residential deals in Aug 2025 (+13.2% YoY), AED40bn total. Off-plan led: 12,917 deals, AED28.3bn (+22.1%). Secondary: 4,076, AED11.7bn (+5.8%). Commercial hit AED8.12bn; rentals 12,181 leases, AED1.1bn. Population reached 4.0m (+3.6% YTD), supporting demand and market maturity. Dubai real estate: $925m Lumena by Omniyat sold out in weeks Dubai real estate developer OMNIYAT has announced that its LUMENA tower is now fully sold out, just two months after its launch on June 18, 2025. UAE real estate is the world’s new hotspot: Here’s why UAE real estate is surging in 2025, powered by economic resilience, oil rebound and foreign capital. Dubai leads with record sales, rising $10m+ deals and strong off-plan demand. A new First-Time Home Buyer Programme targets end-user ownership. Offices, logistics and hotels see rental growth; retail remains supply constrained. UAE property prices near Etihad Rail stations seen rising up to 30%, rents 20% Etihad Rail, the UAE’s $13bn, 1,200km network launching commercially in 2026, is already lifting real estate. Developers forecast 20–30% price gains and 20% rent rises near stations as mixed-use hubs emerge, benefiting Al Ain, Fujairah and Al Dhafra. Analysts urge early investment, citing Shinkansen/TGV precedents Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 2nd of September 2025 Total transacted value reached AED 1,923,248,922. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,050,375,728 (54.6%), while Ready accounted for AED 872,873,194 (45.4%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 939.9 388.4 Villas 80.2 126.2 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 8.0 40.0 Commercial 22.3 318.3 Total 1,050.4 872.9 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,050,375,728 Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly led by flats (~90% of value), with villas a distant second and limited commercial/hotel volumes. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 872,873,194 Ready transactions were more balanced, with strong commercial deals (over one-third of value) alongside active flat sales. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Off-plan momentum continues to set the tone, powered by flat-led launches, while the secondary market’s commercial strength signals end-user and investor confidence in income-producing assets. Expect near-term stability with selective upside where new inventory aligns with affordability and location.

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 02-Sep-2025

      Dubai court rejects appeal to void Dh295 million Al Mamzar tower sale. investors can buy property in RAK through cryptocurrency. Al Rasikhoon Real Estate launches ‘Al Qasimiya Gate’ project in Sharjah Al Rasikhoon Real Estate launched “Al Qasimiya Gate” in Sharjah, 9.63m sq ft, more than AED1bn, via a two-day sales event ending Sept 2, 2025. In Al Qasimia Industrial City on Dubai–Hatta Road, it offers freehold to all nationalities, fee waivers, competitive pricing, and prime logistics access for industrial/commercial investors. How Interest Rate Changes Are Affecting Real Estate Investment in Dubai Dubai real estate is highly sensitive to interest rates tied to the dirham’s US-dollar peg. Rate shifts change mortgage affordability, demand, prices, foreign capital flows, and investor strategies—differently across residential and commercial sectors. Understanding cycles helps investors time purchases, structure financing, and rebalance portfolios effectively. PRYPCO Blocks introduces UAE’s first upfront rental guarantee Dubai’s PRYPCO Blocks launched the UAE’s first upfront rental guarantee for fractional investors: a 5% annual net yield paid within two months of investing. It also cut entry fees to 1% (from 1.5%). DFSA-regulated, the platform aims to boost liquidity, reinvestment and access. Dubai real estate sector recorded $4.4bn of transactions last week, including $10m Bugatti apartment The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED16.12bn ($4.4bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. $13.9 billion in Dubai property sales signals strong real estate momentum in August 2025 Dubai logged AED51.1bn sales in Aug (+7.9% YoY) across 18,678 deals (+15.4%). Apartments led (AED30.2bn); villa volumes fell; avg psf rose 15% to AED1,720. Business Bay topped areas. Developer first sales dominated (74% vol). A AED161m Palm Jumeirah villa was the priciest deal. Dubai court rejects appeal to void Dh295 million Al Mamzar tower sale Dubai’s Court of Cassation upheld the sale of a Dh295m, 19-storey Al Mamzar building, rejecting the seller’s appeal. The seller failed to clear a registered mortgage within 30 days; the bank required Dh435m repayment. Claims the buyer delayed payment were dismissed; the lien persisted. UAE real estate sector maintains strong momentum in 2025 with major projects, growing investments UAE real estate stays robust in 2025 on economic resilience and foreign inflows. Dubai/Abu Dhabi see strong off-plan demand, record sales, rising occupancy and rents; industrial also growing. Dubai hit AED100bn sales by March 4 and leads the $10m+ global luxury home market. Want to be a millionaire? Invest in these Dubai properties Dubai’s next “accidental property millionaires” are buyers of sub-$1m homes likely to appreciate past $1m, aided by infrastructure (Blue Line, Al Maktoum Airport). Likely areas: Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai Islands, Dubai Harbour, Palm Jebel Ali, City Walk, Dubai South. Knight Frank counts 110,500 $1m+ units, including 39,000 accidental owners. Miami vibes meet Dubai bling through Main Realty Main Realty, led by CEO Mohammed Aamir Siddiq, brings “Miami vibes meets Dubai bling” to Dubai, prioritizing prime locations, quality, and lifestyle-led design. Flagships: Primero Residences (Al Furjan) and Flow Residences (Dubai Islands). The firm stresses long-term value, community, ethics, and generational wealth over quick flips. Abu Alnaga Development launches new residential project with Burj Khalifa views The company confirmed the addition of a fourth residential project in Al Jaddaf area, featuring a direct view of the Burj Khalifa. UAE Property: ‘How can I protect my off-plan investment in Dubai?’ Funds must go to RERA escrow (Law 8/2007). Check developer via DLD/Dubai Rest, monitor progress/Mollak, escalate to RERA if you see any issues. Make sure the area is freehold. Secure heirs via DIFC/Dubai Courts will. UAE: Now, investors can buy property in RAK through cryptocurrency RAK Properties now let international buyers purchase RAK homes via crypto through Hubpay, converting USDT/BTC/ETH to AED on settlement. It won’t hold crypto. 800 Mina units due by year-end; H1 2025 revenue Dh774.8m, profit +80% to Dh160.6m, amid wider UAE crypto-payments adoption. UAE Construction Industry Report 2025 UAE construction will grow from $66.9bn (2024) to $96.1bn by 2030 (6.06% CAGR), driven by real estate expansion, expat demand, landmark projects and pro-investor reforms. Digitalization (BIM, IoT, AI, drones) is rising, while cost overruns, material volatility, labor shortages and permitting delays remain key risks. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 1st of September 2025 Total transacted value reached AED 2.243bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.350bn (60.2%), while Ready accounted for AED 0.894bn (39.8%). Category Off-Plan (AED million) Ready (AED million) Flats 1,178.6 405.2 Villas 114.4 231.5 Hotel Apts & Rooms 2.5 24.4 Commercial 54.2 232.6 Total 1,349.7 893.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.350bn Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly apartment-led, with villas and other types a small share. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 0.894bn Ready transactions were broad-based but still flat-heavy, with villas providing a meaningful quarter of activity. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Apartments drove both segments, especially off-plan, underscoring demand for mid-ticket investments and new-build inventory. Ready villas and commercial assets showed healthy participation, pointing to a mix of end-user and income-focused demand as launch momentum continues.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 31st-Aug-2025

      The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 35 was AED 9.60 billion and 4,942 transactions. Off-plan contributed 65.2% or 6.26 billion, while Ready properties contributed 34.8% or 3.35 billion. Total trading reached AED 9.60 billion across 4,942 transactions, a -5.2% drop in value and -4.7% decline in activity versus last week (AED 10.12 billion, 5,188 deals). Off-plan dominated by value with a 65.2% share (AED 6.26 billion), while ready assets contributed 34.8% (AED 3.35 billion). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 5,799.8 2,289.3 Villa 313.5 674.2 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 63.4 136.0 Commercials 78.5 246.4 Total 6,255.3 3,346.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 5,799.8 92.7% Villa 313.5 5.0% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 63.4 1.0% Commercials 78.5 1.3% Total 6,255.3 100% Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats (92.7%), with modest contributions from villas (5.0%) and small tails from commercial and hospitality. Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Trade Center Second 878.8 Business Bay 572.6 Madinat Dubai Almelaheya 383.6 Dubai Maritime City 347.3 DMCC-EZ2 268.8 These top10 off-plan areas together accounted for 55.7% of all off-plan value this week. Trade Center Second alone contributed 14.0% of the off-plan market, with Business Bay (9.2%) and Dubai Maritime City (5.6%) also key magnets for new-build demand. Ready Market Performance Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 2,289.3 68.4% Villa 674.2 20.2% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 136.0 4.1% Commercials 246.4 7.4% Total 3,346.0 100% The ready market was led by flats (68.4%), with villas (20.2%) forming the second pillar. Commercials and hospitality were smaller but steady contributors. Top Performing Ready Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Business Bay 553.7 Burj Khalifa 319.2 Dubai Marina 184.1 JVC 168.9 JLT 147.2 The top10 ready areas captured 56.3% of ready value. Business Bay (16.5% of ready) led decisively, followed by Burj Khalifa (9.5%). On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week (AED billions) This Week (AED billions) Change Total Volume 10.12 9.60 -5.2% Transactions 5,188 4,942 -4.7% Market Insights & Outlook

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 28-Aug-2025

      Indian-owned businesses lead new non-UAE company registrations. Followed by Pakistan and Egypt, Bangladesh was the fastest growing. Samana Developers sells out Samana Hills South 2 in Dubai South Samana Developers sold out Samana Hills South 2 in Dubai South, 140 units across two six-storey towers, within 90 minutes. Prices start at AED 599,000, with handover due October 2028. The developer cites a surging off-plan market; it ranked fifth in H1 2025, hitting AED 1.1bn June sales. Indian-owned businesses lead new non-UAE company registrations in Dubai with 9,038 members in H1 2025 Dubai Chamber data shows Indian-owned firms led new registrations in H1 2025 with 9,038 members (+14.9%). Pakistan and Egypt followed; Bangladesh saw fastest growth (+37.5%). Top sectors: wholesale/retail and real estate (35% each). UAE counts 264,687 Indian companies; manufacturing is 13.5% of non-oil GDP. Dubai property market enters new era with BT-AI Broker Terminal BT-AI: Broker Terminal launches in Dubai to restore trust in real estate, offering WhatsApp-based access to AI-powered sales data, appraisals, fees, developer profiles, ROI tools, and vetted brokers. Founded by Nadeem Tariq and team, it serves buyers, sellers, developers, and investors with ethics-led transparency. Azizi Developments celebrates handover of Azizi Azure in Riviera, MBR City Azizi Developments began handing over Azizi Azure, part of Azizi Riviera (phase four) in MBR City, following buildings 61, 63, 65 and 67. This brings Riviera’s delivered buildings to 54. The French-Mediterranean community will comprise 75 buildings (16,000 homes) with retail boulevard, lagoon walk and Les Jardins. UAE property market sizzles as investors turn to Dubai Despite global uncertainty, UAE real estate booms, led by Dubai. Tax-free income, high yields and pro-business policies attract expats and HNWIs. Market centers on off-plan projects and luxury; commissions are strong. Regulation is robust, Golden Visas help; RAK’s 2027 Wynn resort signals wider growth. Sold out: Wasl’s South Garden D & E sparks unprecedented buyer demand Wasl Group launched South Garden Buildings D & E at Wasl Gate, adding studios to 3-bed apartments with premium amenities and Festival Plaza access. Strategically on Sheikh Zayed Road near Energy Metro. Some units reserved for Dubai FTHB (under AED 5m), emphasizing value and strong connectivity. Dubai’s RTA launches 5 new public bus routes, upgrades 9 others to meet growing demand Dubai RTA will launch five new bus routes and enhance nine from August 29 to improve connectivity. New services: 31, 62A/62B, F26A (Al Quoz) and express X91; peak intervals 20–30 minutes. Several routes shortened or made two-directional to streamline travel. Emirates REIT Ends H1 With a Strong Balance Sheet at 20% LTV, and 24% Increase in the Properties’ Income Emirates REIT’s H1 2025: record 95% occupancy, rents +14%, total property income $39m; net property income $34m (+24%). LTV cut to 20% (from 40%); net finance costs down 57% to $12m after asset sales/refi. $7m dividend paid; $177m revaluation lifted assets to $1.2bn. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 27th of August 2025 Dubai recorded AED 1.95bn in real estate transactions. Off-plan accounted for 68.3% (AED 1.334bn), outpacing Ready at 31.7% (AED 618.2m), about 2.16× more by value. Activity was led by flats in both segments. Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,217.4 494.1 Villas 91.5 93.2 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 21.4 3.7 Commercial 3.9 27.1 Total 1,334.1 618.2  Off-Plan Market Performance Total: AED 1,334.1m (68.3% of day’s total) Off-plan was overwhelmingly flat-driven, with villas a distant second; hospitality and commercial were marginal. Ready Market Performance Total: AED 618.2m (31.7% of day’s total) Ready activity was broad-based but still dominated by flats; commercial contributed a modest share. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 27-Aug-2025

      Oman to introduce Golden Visa program to boost investment. Ajman real estate valuations hit $403m in July, up 201%. Dubai ranked among top three markets globally for luxury property price growth Dubai ranked among the top three global prime residential markets in H1 2025, with prices up 5%. Driven by immigration, investor confidence and tight luxury supply, transactions rose 26% to 125,538 (Dh431bn). Savills expects a further 4–5.9% rise in H2, trailing Tokyo and Berlin. Ajman real estate valuations hit $403m in July, up 201% A total of AED1.48bn ($403m) in real estate valuation transactions were carried out in Ajman during July 2025, according to the Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation. New Dubai firm merges real estate, design and digital Dubai-based COLABB launches as an integrated commercial real estate and creative development firm, uniting investment, interior design and digital strategy. Founded by Olga Sukhanova (>$300m past deals), it offers end-to-end acquisition-to-marketing services focused on culturally resonant, design-led asset repositioning. Dubai prime real estate outpaces global markets with over 5% growth in 2025 Dubai has once again emerged as one of the world’s strongest performing prime residential markets, according to Savills’ latest World Cities Prime Residential Index H1 2025. Wealthy Russians are more active in “packing” foreign assets in Dubai Wealthy Russians are increasingly “packing” assets into Dubai private funds and luxury real estate since 2022 sanctions, drawn by simple setup, neutrality, residency via property, cash deals, easy gold purchases, and low taxes. A 2025 Russia-UAE tax treaty and favorable corporate/VAT rules further boost Dubai’s appeal. Dubai Islands offers greater ROI for new investors Dubai Islands is emerging as a lower-cost luxury hub, drawing investors from saturated prime areas. Amirah Developments’ Bonds Avenue offers apartments, penthouses and townhouses (Dh1.63m–9.95m) with a 60/40 plan; PSF below Palm Jumeirah, 5% yields expected to rise, and strong capital appreciation (claimed 69%) enhance appeal. Dubai warns firms over villa construction costs Dubai Municipality warns firms over inflated villa designs, enforcing Building Code to cut costs and ensure safe, sustainable construction. QUBE Development & The Lux Collective Break Ground On ELIRE Dubai QUBE Development and The Lux Collective broke ground on ELIRE, a LUX-managed branded residences project in Business Bay,100 luxury units with hotel-style services; phase 1 offers furnished 3–4BR duplexes. Handover 2028, marking LUX’s Middle East residences debut and targeting demand for integrated, sustainable, high-end living. IKR Development breaks ground on Provenza Residences in Jumeirah Village Circle IKR Development broke ground on Provenza Residences in JVC, a 17-storey, 186-unit tower of studios and 1–2BRs with French-inspired design, smart homes, and 14+ amenities. Select units have private plunge pools (a JVC first). 60/40 payment options; strong connectivity; handover Q3 2027. Oman to introduce Golden Visa program to boost investment: Fees, application process, and more explained Oman launches a Golden Visa on Aug 31, 2025, offering 5- or 10-year residency for investors and families. Thresholds: OMR500k (10-year) or OMR250k (5-year); retirement option requires OMR4,000 monthly income. Fees OMR551/326. Apply via Invest Oman. Part of Vision 2040 and broader digital reforms. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 26th of August 2025 Dubai recorded AED 1.88bn in transactions. Off-plan led with AED 1.03bn (54.7%), while Ready logged AED 0.85bn (45.3%)—a balanced day with a slight off-plan edge. Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 963.3 628.3 Villas 36.8 129.7 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 4.3 43.9 Commercial 27.2 50.9 Total 1,031.6 852.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,031.6m (54.7% of day) Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly apartment-driven, with villas and commercial contributing modestly. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 852.7m (45.3% of day) Ready sales were also led by flats, with villas providing a meaningful secondary share. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 25th-Aug-2025

      The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 34 was AED 10.12 billion and 5,188 transactions. Off-plan contributed 66.6% or 6.7 billion, while Ready properties contributed 33.4% or 3.4 billion. Total trading reached AED 10.12 billion across 5,188 transactions, a +10.5% jump in value and +4.6% rise in activity versus last week (AED 9.16 billion, 4,961 deals). Off-plan dominated by value with a 66.6% share (AED 6.74 billion), while ready assets contributed 33.4% (AED 3.39 billion). Category Off-Plan (AED billion) Ready (AED billion) Flat 6.22 1.80 Villa 0.33 0.74 Hotel Apts & Rooms 0.07 0.11 Commercials 0.12 0.73 Total 6.74 3.39 Off-Plan Market Performance Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 6,216.3 92.3% Villa 329.9 4.9% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 70.6 1.0% Commercials 120.5 1.8% Total 6,737.4 100% Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats (92.3%), with modest contributions from villas (4.9%) and small tails from commercial and hospitality. Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Business Bay 895.5 Dubai Science Park 364.8 Hadaeq Sheikh MBR 334.9 Jumeirah Village Circle 329.8 DMCC-EZ2 303.5 These top 10 off-plan areas together accounted for 49.8% of all off-plan value this week. Business Bay alone contributed 13.3% of the off-plan market, with Dubai Science Park (5.4%) and Hadaeq Sheikh MBR (5.0%) following. Ready Market Performance Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 1,800.2 53.2% Villa 741.9 21.9% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 112.3 3.3% Commercials 731.2 21.6% Total 3,385.6 100% The ready market was led by flats (53.2%), while commercials (21.6%) and villas (21.9%) provided meaningful secondary pillars—an unusually balanced split for ready stock. Top Performing Ready Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) City Walk 427.8 Burj Khalifa 308.2 Business Bay 236.5 Palm Jumeirah 211.5 Jumeirah Lakes Towers 179.5 The top 10 ready areas captured 57.4% of ready value. City Walk (12.6% of ready) led the board, with Burj Khalifa (9.1%) and Business Bay (7.0%) close behind, signaling demand concentration in prime, amenity-rich mixed-use districts. On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week This Week Change Total Volume 9.16 (AED, billions) 10.12 (AED, billions) +10.5% Transactions (count) 4,961 (AED, billions) 5,188 (AED, billions) +4.6% Market Insights & Outlook

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Aug-2025

      GCC Real Estate Market Size to Hit USD 252.80 Billion by 2033. Abu Dhabi’s ready property continues to outperform off-plan market. Dubai emerges as a global billionaire magnet for ultra-wealthy real estate investors in 2025 Dubai’s zero-tax, safe, luxury hub is drawing HNWIs. 9,800 expected to move to the UAE in 2025, lifting millionaires to 81,200 (+12% YoY). 68% of surveyed HNWIs want Dubai property. H1-2025 sales rose 21%, with mega-deals in prime areas, new projects and tokenization to fuel demand. Dubai First-Time Home Buyer programme: Developer offers discounted pricing Wasl Group launched Buildings D & E at South Garden, aligning with Dubai’s FTHB program and Strategy 2033. Studios–3BR units at Wasl Gate offer early access and discounted pricing for registered first-time buyers. After a 2024 48-hour sellout, strong demand is expected; some units open to the public. GCC Real Estate Market Size to Hit USD 252.80 Billion by 2033: Growth Drivers & Trends IMARC projects GCC real estate to grow from $131.9B (2024) to $252.8B by 2033 (7.1% CAGR). Drivers: diversification, urbanization, sustainability, and AI (digital twins, pricing, maintenance). Momentum: $78.2B Q1 deals (+20%), strong Dubai/Abu Dhabi; Saudi megaprojects; rising luxury demand and tight villa supply. Beyond Living Real Estate launches in Dubai Beyond Living Real Estate launches in Dubai as a tech-driven luxury brokerage, led by CEO Najib Sabbagh, Chairman Hany Naguib and MD David Duke (ex-JLL). It offers sales, leasing, off-plan and advisory, leveraging AI marketing amid Dubai’s AED 530bn (+27%) 2024 growth, aiming to set new benchmarks. Evolving horizons in UAE real estate UAE real estate continually adapts to global wealth trends and HNWI/UHNWI demands, offering secure, connected, lifestyle-centric ecosystems. It rapidly integrates sustainability, wellness, digital innovation, and flexible living, anticipating shifts (e.g., eco-friendly designs, larger smart homes), cementing the UAE as a resilient, global wealth magnet. Dubai Islands Property Market: Apartment Prices & Trends Dubai Islands is emerging as a prime, affordable waterfront hub: 60km of beaches, strong connectivity and pre-completion pricing. Off-plan sales surged, 2,075 units in H1-2025 (+109%) worth AED 5.6bn; 12-month volume +329%. Prices ~AED 2,000–2,400 psf; multiple launches; long-term upside via the 2040 plan. Qatar real estate transactions hit $80.6m in one week “Qatar recorded QR293.6m ($80.6m) in real estate transactions between August 10 and August 14, according to the latest weekly bulletin issued by the Ministry of Justice’s Real Estate Registration Department.” ADGM launches advertising permit service to regulate real estate listings ADGM launched an Advertising Permit on AccessRP, mandating permits for all property ads to curb fake listings and boost investor protection. In partnership with DMT/ADREC and integrated with the Madhmoun MLS, it’s live across Al Maryah and Al Reem, standardizing verified, real-time listings. Elle Residences to bring Parisian flair to Dubai Islands Elle will launch Elle Residences on Dubai Islands with Anax Developments, its second project after Miami, designed by The One Atelier and Arquinaut. The branded waterfront tower promises fashion-led amenities and beachfront living; sales details are pending, alongside a “Model Hunt” campaign for launch branding. Dubai to set up home construction dispute resolution centre Dubai Municipality and Dubai Courts will launch a Citizens’ Home Construction Dispute Resolution Center to quickly settle homeowner–contractor disputes. Municipality provides technical support; Courts operate the center. It aims to cut litigation time, strengthen regulation, protect stakeholders, and enhance quality of life through integrated services. From ‘too far’ to next door: How Etihad Rail will reshape UAE property markets Etihad Rail’s 2026 passenger launch will link 11 UAE cities over ~900 km, slashing travel times and spurring transit-oriented growth. Developers expect Tier-2/3 areas, Fujairah, RAK, Al Dhaid, Ruwais, to see rising prices, rents and second-home demand; up to 36.5m riders by 2030, reshaping housing and investment patterns. UAE FDI Trends 2025: Growth Sectors and Opportunities UAE drew record AED 167.5bn FDI in 2024 (+48.5%) on pro-business policies and sector diversity. Real estate remains a magnet, Dubai prime set to rise 8–12% in 2025, aided by Golden Visa. With global capital shifting, outlook is strong across tech, renewables, healthcare and logistics. Abu Dhabi’s ready property continues to outperform off-plan market Abu Dhabi H1-2025 pivoted to ready homes: 3,300 sales (2,300 ready; 1,000 off-plan). Off-plan fell 49.5% vs H2-2024 and 69.9% YoY; values Dh8.9bn (-33%). Ready prices rose (avg Dh2.1m→Dh2.5m). 2,400 units delivered; 10,400 due by year-end and 11,000 in 2026; demand remains robust. UAE-based Coraly.ai secures $2mln funding to fuel regional expansion, international market entry UAE proptech Coraly.ai (formerly Coralytics) raised $2M pre-seed led by Salica Oryx Fund, with EQ2 Ventures and angels. Funds will expand AI tools for agents, grow engineering, and fuel GCC/EU/US rollout, Saudi in 2025, France via SNPI partnership, initial US MLS pilots. UAE proptech market forecast AED 5.69bn by 2030. Azizi completes 70% work on Riviera Beachfront I project Azizi Developments’ Beachfront I at Riviera (MBR City) is 70% complete, structure finished; blockwork/plaster 98%, tiling 50%, HVAC 83%, MEP 68%; façade 29%. Q4 2025 completion remains on track. Three 20-storey towers will offer 555 lagoon-front units with extensive amenities. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 21st of August 2025 Total transactions reached AED 2.053bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.464bn (71.3%), while Ready registered AED 588.9m (28.7%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,321.9 340.1 Villas 62.8 133.5 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 42.1 24.2 Commercial 37.7 91.1 Total 1,464.5 588.9 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,464.5m (71.3% of total) Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly apartment-led, with flats contributing nine-tenths of value. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 588.9m (28.7% of total) Ready transactions were more diversified; apartments led, villas provided a solid quarter share, and commercial made a notable mid-teens contribution. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook

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