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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 16-Apr-2025

      $16bn market for digital fractional ownership. Home insurance premiums in Dubai rose 17% since Q4 2024. Stricter anti-money laundering rules in place for the real estate market. Dubai 2024 rains: UAE property owners find home insurance premiums are still rising Home insurance premiums in Dubai rose 17% since Q4 2024 due to April 2024 floods. Risk assessments, location, and past claims now influence pricing. While premiums are stabilizing, service charges and repair costs have also increased. Developers and homeowner associations continue adapting to prevent future flood-related damage. Record sales, strong growth outlook dominate developer participation at IPS 2025 At IPS 2025, developers highlighted Dubai’s strong property market and innovation drive. Reportage hit $1B in Q1 sales, Samana launched a Maldives-inspired project, and Diamond Developers unveiled “Sustainable City 2.0,” emphasizing AI-driven, eco-friendly living. Demand remains strong, with a focus on mid-range, sustainable housing and flexible payment plans. UAE Real Estate in 2025: AML Compliance and Investment Trends for Developers The UAE real estate market is booming, but stricter anti-money laundering rules now require enhanced due diligence, KYC checks, and oversight—especially for high-risk buyers and crypto transactions. Post-FATF Grey List removal, compliance is critical as the UAE balances growth, digitalization, and investor confidence. Signs Point to Greenwood as Dubai’s Real Estate Map Shifts With prices soaring in prime areas like Dubai Hills Estate, investors are turning to Greenwood by Nakheel—Dubai’s largest sustainable community. Offering luxury villas and townhouses at significantly lower prices, Greenwood combines accessibility, eco-friendly living, and high growth potential, making it a standout investment amid market saturation elsewhere. Dubai real estate: Strong return on investment hotspots emerge as prices continue rising Dubai’s real estate market started 2025 strong, driven by high demand, rising prices, and growing interest in luxury and sustainable communities. Q1 saw 45,000+ transactions worth AED 142B. DAMAC Hills led villa price gains (up 21%), while ROI hotspots include International City and Al Furjan with yields up to 11%. Dubai real estate: Dubizzle acquires Property Monitor Dubizzle acquires Property Monitor as it looks to enhance real estate intelligence in Dubai and beyond. What Dubai land prices are signaling to luxury home investors Luxury real estate markets, including Dubai’s, show signs of recalibration as land prices soften in areas like Palm Jumeirah and Downtown. Despite high valuations, increased supply, rising borrowing costs, and squeezed developer returns suggest unsustainable growth. Sentiment may shift, signaling a potential correction in ultra-prime property pricing. Global real estate transformations led by technology and startups on day two of IPS IPS 2025 spotlighted proptech, AI, and sustainability as key real estate trends. Developers emphasized integrated, lifestyle-focused communities, while startups showcased innovations like tokenization, AI assistants, and smart platforms. Dubai’s tech-driven, investor-friendly market continues to lead global real estate transformation with strong government support and future-focused developments. Dubai real estate: Serenia District reveals 100,000 sq ft luxury clubhouse plans A new AED5 billion waterfront residential community in Jumeirah Islands is set to introduce what developers are calling a “game-changing” residential clubhouse. Why you should invest in Dubai’s commercial property market Dubai’s commercial property market is booming, driven by D33, rising demand, free zone incentives, and infrastructure growth. Prime areas like DIFC, Business Bay, and Dubai South offer strong ROI and long-term potential, making now a strategic time for investors to enter Dubai’s thriving business real estate sector. Condor delivers third premium residential project in JVC Condor Developers has handed over its AED200 million Condor Concept 7 project in JVC, featuring 158 units and premium amenities. Known for timely deliveries, Condor is also developing projects in JVT, Sports City, Dubai Islands, and Al Majan, with AED2.5 billion in planned investments by 2027. Real estate tokenisation: Dubai predicted to see $16bn market for digital fractional ownership The broader investor reach enabled by the tokenisation move could significantly increase property values in Dubai in the long run.

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-Apr-2025

      The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED18.5bn ($5bn) of transactions last week. Dubai now hosts over 81,000 millionaires. Ajman recorded AED 2.06 billion in real estate transactions in March 2025. IPS reinforces Dubai’s position as hub for real estate investment Dubai Land Department inaugurated IPS 2025, hosting 300+ exhibitors from 85 countries. The event aligns with Dubai’s 2033 real estate strategy, promoting sustainability, transparency, innovation, and global investment through new initiatives like blockchain registration, Emirati empowerment, and expanded freehold zones. Dubai Real Estate Boom, Saudi Projects Face Twin Threats Trump’s tariffs and OPEC+ supply hike have lowered oil prices, straining Saudi finances and increasing risks for Dubai’s real estate. Meanwhile, global investors and private equity firms are intensifying their focus on the Middle East, viewing it as a key source of capital and deal opportunities amid global uncertainty. Dubai woos Indian property investors as it aims Dh1 trillion transactions, says top official Dubai aims to attract more Indian investors—already the top foreign buyers—as it targets AED 1 trillion in real estate transactions by 2033. New initiatives, like the AI-powered Smart Rental Index, support this goal. In 2024, Dubai attracted 110,000 new investors, with higher targets set for 2025. Dubai real estate sector recorded $5bn of transactions last week, including $38m apartment The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED18.5bn ($5bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Dubai’s Property Surge Faces Risks from Rising Tariffs Dubai’s property market faces growing uncertainty despite a 70% rally, as global trade tensions and rising tariffs increase construction costs and strain investor confidence. While demand remains strong, external pressures like inflation, supply chain disruptions, and reduced foreign capital pose risks to the sector’s continued growth. Beyond launches 36-storey Mural in Dubai Maritime City Beyond Developments has launched The Mural, its fourth project in Dubai Maritime City. Designed by Benoy, the 36-storey waterfront tower offers luxury residences with resort-style amenities. Blending nature and urban design, The Mural follows the rapid sell-out of Beyond’s previous project and highlights Dubai’s strong investor appeal and FDI growth. Global Properties enters Dubai real estate market with crypto transactions, tokenised investment platform Global Properties has launched in Dubai, offering crypto-enabled real estate transactions and blockchain-based property tokenisation. Investors can now buy properties using BTC, ETH, USDT, and AE Coin, or access fractional ownership. Aligned with Dubai’s crypto-friendly policies, the firm aims to democratise real estate investment and expand globally through its tech-driven platform. Why are high net worth individuals moving to Dubai and Abu Dhabi? Dubai and Abu Dhabi top Savills’ Dynamic Wealth Indices as leading destinations for high net worth individuals and corporations. Favorable tax policies, high quality of life, and growing wealth hubs drive relocation. This has fueled real estate growth, with Dubai seeing record transactions and rising property values amid shifting global economic conditions. Navigating investment decisions: To buy or sell in the wake of Trump’s tariffs? Dubai’s real estate market faces global uncertainty due to shifting economic policies like US tariffs. Investors should prepare for both stable and downturn scenarios. With strong fundamentals, transparent data, and rising transactions, Dubai remains resilient. Strategic, agile decision-making is key as market shifts unfold over the coming months. GJ Properties unveils six new developments at IPS Congress 2025 valued at AED 4bln GJ Properties launched AED 4 billion worth of projects at IPS Congress 2025, unveiling six new developments totaling 4,500 units across 8.8 million sq ft. Focused on affordable luxury and smart living, the firm aims to meet growing housing demand while reinforcing its presence in the UAE’s dynamic property market. Real estate leaders discuss opportunities in shaping future of urban infrastructure during first day of IPS IPS 2025 opened with global leaders discussing real estate trends, including sustainability, tech, and fractional investment. Dubai Land Department highlighted 2024’s AED 761B in transactions and progress toward its 2033 strategy. The Deed platform launched fractional property ownership from AED 500, aiming to make real estate investment more accessible and efficient. Ajman real estate transactions reach $560.8mln in March 2025 Ajman recorded AED 2.06 billion in real estate transactions in March 2025, a 41% YoY increase. The emirate saw 1,025 deals and AED 299 million in mortgages. Al Heliow 1 had the top sale at AED 43 million, reflecting strong investor interest and a competitive, well-serviced market environment. Why Dubai is the Business World’s Latest Obsession Dubai is rapidly emerging as a global business and real estate hotspot, driven by foreign investment, smart city initiatives, and strong demand for luxury properties. With record-breaking real estate deals, a booming expat population, and the Golden Visa program, the city offers high-reward opportunities—though competition and infrastructure strain are growing concerns. UAE: Why are so many centi-millionaires relocating, investing in Dubai, Abu Dhabi? Dubai and Abu Dhabi top Savills’ new global rankings for attracting millionaires and businesses, thanks to tax incentives, high quality of life, and growing economic diversification. Dubai now hosts over 81,000 millionaires, with both cities expected to double their ultra-wealthy populations in the next decade, boosting demand for luxury real estate.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

      Real Estate Weekend Round-Up 14-Apr-2025

      Property transactions surge 35.5% as off-plan market thrives in 2025. Individual investors hold the majority stake (53%) in Emaar Properties. Abu Dhabi property market shows steady growth in Q1. Dubai: Directly.xyz Expands Crypto-Powered Real Estate Platform To Indonesia And Thailand Dubai-based Directly.xyz, a crypto-enabled real estate platform, is expanding into Bali and Thailand. Backed by V3V Ventures, it offers 48-hour property deals with zero fees, crypto payment options, and up to 2% cashback—targeting digital nomads and investors seeking fast, global property access. Dubai real estate: Property transactions surge 35.5% as off-plan market thrives in 2025 The Dubai real estate sector has maintained its upward trajectory, with new data showing a 35.5 percent increase in property transactions throughout 2024, a new Betterhomes report finds. Emaar Properties PJSC’s (DFM:EMAAR) largest shareholders are individual investors with 53% ownership, sovereign wealth funds own 22% Individual investors hold the majority stake (53%) in Emaar Properties PJSC, giving them the most influence. Sovereign wealth funds own 22%, while institutional investors also have a notable share. Insiders hold less than 1%. No single group has control, with ownership spread across many small holders. UAE real estate: Abu Dhabi property market shows steady growth in Q1 2025, says new dubizzle report Both rental and sales segments across Abu Dhabi have experienced price increases. UAE: How do residents choose to live in the country after retiring? Experts notice emerging trends More retirees are settling in the UAE, drawn by long-term visas, family sponsorships, and affordable housing in smaller emirates. Many prefer community living, smart homes, and off-plan deals. Key challenges include high health insurance costs and limited access to advanced care, highlighting the need for elder-friendly policies and infrastructure. UAE Golden Visa will draw new property investors as Trump tariffs reshape markets The UAE’s Dh2 million property-linked Golden Visa remains the most attractive in the Gulf, offering stability, fast processing, and strong investor interest. Despite growing competition from Saudi Arabia and others, the UAE’s lower entry cost, market stability, and residency perks keep it ahead, especially amid global economic uncertainty. UAE offers promising opportunities for tourism investment The UAE is solidifying its role as a global tourism investment hub, driven by strategic initiatives, strong infrastructure, and sustainability goals. With aims to boost tourism’s GDP contribution to AED450 billion by 2031, rising hotel revenues, and major new projects, investor confidence in the sector continues to grow.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 11-Apr-2025

      Dubai attracted $14.2 b in FDI in 2024, up 33% from 2023, with tourism and real estate each drawing $2 b. The global luxury residential real estate market is set to reach $850 b by 2030. Why are global investors in Dubai shifting their focus to plots? Foreign investors are flocking to Dubai’s land plots, drawn by high returns, flexibility, and tax perks. With prices surging, resales booming, and mega-projects like Urban Plan 2040 underway, plots are now seen as a smarter, more profitable alternative to finished properties. MAG seals strategic deal with Dubai Land Department MAG Lifestyle Development signed an MoU with Dubai Land Department to boost foreign investment and promote Dubai as a top real estate hub. The partnership supports Dubai’s Economic Agenda D33, with MAG showcasing diverse projects and expanding its global reach through international promotions. Range Developments unveils Island Heights on Al Marjan Island Range Developments has launched Island Heights in Ras Al Khaimah, a luxury residential project near Wynn Al Marjan Island. Featuring 165 upscale units, the development capitalizes on the area’s tourism boom and reflects Range’s vision to shape the region’s future lifestyle and investment landscape. Dubai attracts $2 billion in tourism investments Dubai attracted $14.2 billion in FDI in 2024, up 33% from 2023, with tourism and real estate each drawing $2 billion. India led FDI inflows, while Dubai captured 55% of the Middle East’s FDI projects. The city aims for $177 billion in FDI under its D33 agenda.   Visitor satisfaction and tech-driven experiences fuel Dubai’s tourism surge: KPMG report Dubai’s hospitality sector is thriving in 2024, driven by diversified tourism, tech innovation, and sustainability. Visitor satisfaction is high (94%), with rising occupancy and ADR. Government initiatives, extended visas, and cultural experiences are attracting travelers, while hotels focus on personalization, eco-friendly services, and tech-enhanced guest journeys. By 2030, Global Luxury Residential Real Estate Market to Surge to USD 850 Billion Driven by Affluent Buyers’ Demand The global luxury residential real estate market is set to reach $850 billion by 2030, growing at a 6% CAGR. Driven by rising HNWI demand for second homes, tech integration, and sustainability, key regions include Europe, North America, and the Caribbean. Strategic investments and innovation fuel market expansion. UAE: Investing in Abu Dhabi real estate? Hotspots, emerging opportunities in emirate Yas Island led Abu Dhabi’s luxury real estate market in Q1 2025, topping villa and apartment sales and rentals, with a 6.99% ROI on luxury apartments. Saadiyat Island excelled in villa returns (5.6%). Al Reem Island and Al Reef dominated affordable segments. Off-plan demand surged, especially in Yas Bay and Saadiyat. Dubai’s off-plan market remains highly promising Dubai’s off-plan real estate market remains strong in 2025, driven by high demand for luxury waterfront properties and limited supply. Palma Development’s Serenia Living saw values rise over 50%. With 24,920 Q1 transactions and growing international interest, the sector is buoyed by population growth, incentives, and Dubai’s global appeal. ASAS Real Estate launches 100-year leasehold for all nationalities in Al Saja’a Industrial Land Project ASAS Real Estate has introduced 100-year leasehold ownership for non-Arab expatriates and freehold for Arab investors in Sharjah’s Al Saja’a Industrial Land project. This move enhances investment diversity, supports industrial growth, and boosts Sharjah’s appeal as a long-term, inclusive real estate and economic hub. Strategic Development Fund and QuantCube Launch JV to Drive Real-Time AI Data Analytics in the UAE Abu Dhabi’s Strategic Development Fund and Paris-based QuantCube Technology have launched a joint venture to provide AI-powered, real-time economic and financial intelligence in the UAE. The partnership will support institutional and government decision-making, supply chain tracking, and strategic forecasting, aligning with the UAE’s focus on data-driven innovation and AI.

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 10-Apr-2025

      Investors favor plots for higher ROI (15–25%). Dubai Marina topped sales with AED 2.52M average price. Dubai Hills Estate villas rent averaging AED 549K/year. Proptech sector is growing at a 20% CAGR. New real estate trend: Foreign investors in Dubai shift focus from apartments to plots Dubai’s plot market is booming, with record transactions over AED 500B in 2023. Investors favor plots for higher ROI (15–25%), flexibility, and tax benefits. Key areas include Emirates Hills, Dubai Hills, and JVC. Strong growth is expected through 2030 due to major infrastructure projects. Key trends driving Dubai’s real estate surge in Q1 2025: Report Dubai’s real estate market thrived in Q1 2025, led by strong investor confidence, tourism, and policy support. Dubai Marina topped sales with AED 2.52M average price and 84% ROI. Palm Jumeirah villas hit AED 47.48M with 63% ROI. Rental demand surged, with villas in Dubai Hills Estate averaging AED 549K/year. Dubai’s Emergence as a Global Proptech Leader Dubai is emerging as a global proptech hub, with property prices set to rise 5–8% and rental yields nearing 7%. The local proptech sector is growing at a 20% CAGR (2022–2028), driven by AI, blockchain, and government initiatives. Sharjah real estate 2025: Why investors are eyeing the UAE’s emerging property market Sharjah is emerging as a strategic real estate hub, driven by business-friendly policies, cultural richness, and stable growth. Alef Group leads with 35% market share, pioneering sustainable, walkable communities like Al Mamsha and Hayyan. Recent laws allowing full foreign ownership and rising demand for smart, eco-friendly homes further boost investment appeal. Dubai’s off-plan sales dip but dominate market activity in March Dubai’s off-plan property sales rose 19.3% YoY in March 2025, making up nearly 70% of residential deals despite a 7.4% monthly dip. JVC led off-plan activity. Villa prices surged 30.3% YoY, while apartments rose 21.4%. The market shows signs of moderating, with slower monthly growth at 1.6%. Dubai realty continues to ride a wave of resilience Dubai’s property market soared in Q1 2025, fueled by strong investor confidence, tourism, and high rental yields. Off-plan sales made up 70% of transactions. Villa prices rose 30.3% YoY, led by Dubai Hills Estate and Palm Jumeirah. Mid-tier areas like JVC and Al Furjan also saw strong ROI, up to 12.16%. Shamal awards Main Works Contractor for Baccarat Hotel and Residences Dubai Baccarat Hotel and Residences Dubai is a new ultra-luxury, mixed-use development comprising two crystalline-inspired tiered towers in the heart of Downtown Dubai. Dubai ranks among top 20 cities for millionaires globally in 2025: Report Dubai now ranks 18th globally for millionaires, with 81,200 resident millionaires, 237 centimillionaires, and 20 billionaires — a 102% rise since 2014. It’s the fastest climber in Henley & Partners’ 2025 Wealth Report. Alongside Abu Dhabi, it’s projected to double its centimillionaire population over the next decade. Middle East buyers’ share of UK property demand grows Middle Eastern buyers now make up 14% of international interest in UK property—up from 8% in 2008—despite overall foreign demand falling to a record low of 1%. High taxes and Brexit have deterred European buyers, while Middle Easterners increasingly seek permanent homes, with 81% aiming to relocate. Saudi Arabia’s Real Estate Transaction Tax is a game-changer Saudi Arabia’s updated Real Estate Transaction Tax (RETT), effective April 9, imposes a 5% flat tax on most property deals but includes key exemptions. First-time Saudi homebuyers are tax-exempt up to SR1 million, and family-related or charitable transfers are also excluded. The reform aims to boost ownership and market transparency. Top 14 project launches in March 2025: Armani Residences Diriyah, The Acres, Eywa and more March 2025 witnessed a diverse mix of project launches across the Middle East, featuring luxury residential developments, entertainment destinations, and more. Dubai, Abu Dhabi make it to Top 5 IMD Smart City Index Dubai and Abu Dhabi have entered the top five of IMD’s 2025 Smart City Index for the first time, ranking 4th and 5th globally. Riyadh, Doha, and Manama also made the top 50, highlighting rapid urban innovation in the Middle East. The Index assesses 146 cities based on tech, infrastructure, and quality of life.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 09-Apr-2025

      Over 73,000 active Indian companies, making them the largest foreign business community. Dubai property prices rise 25.9 percent in March 2025. Experts predict short-term change in UAE property market Dubai Land Department launches new real estate alliance to support ‘Real Estate i’ promotion strategy Dubai Land Department launched the ‘Real Estate i’ alliance with four major developers to support Dubai’s 2033 Real Estate Strategy, aiming to boost global investment, enhance public-private collaboration, and promote transparency, sustainability, and competitiveness in the emirate’s real estate market. Real Estate tokenisation in Dubai: Empowering investors and creating new opportunities through blockchain technology Dubai is pioneering real estate tokenisation, enabling fractional property ownership via blockchain. This innovation boosts affordability, accessibility, and transparency, opening the market to more investors. Expected to reach Dh60 billion by 2033, it marks a major shift in property investment across the Middle East. India No. 1 in Dubai: 73,100 Indian companies join Dubai Chamber Over 73,000 Indian companies are active in Dubai, making them the largest foreign business community. With $46 billion in bilateral non-oil trade in 2023, Dubai-India ties are strengthening. Dubai Chambers highlights growing collaboration in AI, fintech, and clean energy, positioning both economies for future-ready growth. Dubai real estate: Majid Al Futtaim appoints Dutco Construction for $427mn Serenity Mansions project Serenity Mansions is positioned as the pinnacle of luxury living within Majid Al Futtaim’s flagship lifestyle destination in Dubai, designed for the most discerning clientele. Dubai property prices rise 25.9 percent in March 2025, says ValuStrat Dubai’s property market saw strong growth in March 2025, with prices up 25.9% annually. Villas rose 30.3% and apartments 21.4%. Off-plan sales led the market at nearly 70% of transactions. Q1 2025 sales hit AED142.7B, up 30.3% YoY, driven by major gains in villa, apartment, and plot sales. Why it’s the perfect time for Europeans to invest in Dubai’s real estate Dubai is emerging as a top choice for European property investors, offering high rental yields (6–8%), tax-free ownership, and flexible payment plans. With strong ROI, luxury lifestyle, and Golden Visa incentives, Dubai provides a more profitable and accessible alternative to European markets burdened by high taxes and rising interest rates. Experts predict short-term change in UAE property market as a result of Trump tariffs The UAE and other regional markets to gain in the supply chain sector as suppliers seek alternative markets, following Trump’s tariffs. Fintech special edition: UAE real estate goes digital Fintech is revolutionizing Dubai’s real estate sector through blockchain, AI, digital mortgages, and tokenization, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and access. Innovations like fractional ownership, smart contracts, and cross-border digital transactions are opening the market to global investors. Yet, experts stress the ongoing need for regulation, education, and human interaction. Shortage of Dubai homes forces buyers to go off-plan Dubai’s off-plan property sales hit record highs amid a shortage of completed homes, now making up 66% of total sales. Demand is shifting from speculators to end-users, prompting banks to start financing select off-plan projects. With steady population growth and controlled supply, the market shows resilience despite rising risks. Unlock UAE Business Potential: Al Marjan Island Insights Ras Al Khaimah’s Al Marjan Island is emerging as a prime destination for UK entrepreneurs, offering lower operating costs, business-friendly policies, and high-growth potential in real estate, tourism, and logistics. With major developments like a $3.9B gaming resort and Vision 2030 underway, now is the time to invest.

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 08-Apr-2025

      Dubai’s real estate market surged in Q1 2025, prices expected to rise 5–10% in 2025. Aldar Properties’ residential sales hit a record AED33.6B in 2024. Villa and townhouse sales surged 65% in Q1 2025. What you need to know about reporting unwanted sales calls in the UAE Telemarketing in the UAE is regulated by strict rules under Cabinet Resolution No. (56) of 2024. Calls are only allowed between 9am–6pm and must not come from personal numbers. Violations can be reported to authorities like TDRA, DLD, DET, or SCA. To block all sales calls, register with the Do Not Call Registry. Dubai’s property surge in Q1: What’s driving the market forward? Dubai’s real estate market surged in Q1 2025, driven by investor confidence, tourism, and government support. High demand across luxury, mid-tier, and affordable segments delivered strong ROIs. dubizzle’s data highlights Dubai Marina, Dubai Hills Estate, JVC, and Al Furjan as key hotspots for both sales and rentals. Dubai real estate: Property prices to rise 5-10 percent in 2025 as investor demand grows Dubai’s real estate market surged in Q1 2025, with prices expected to rise 5–10% this year. Transactions hit AED114B, driven by off-plan sales and rising rents. Investor confidence remains strong, with villa and plot sales soaring and the median price per sq. ft. reaching AED1,563. Andalusia Real Estate Development breaks ground on Bottega Nove in Majan Bottega Nove arrives at a time when Dubai continues to attract high-net-worth individuals and families from across Europe. Strong foreign demand sharply boosts Aldar sales Aldar Properties’ residential sales hit a record AED33.6B in 2024, up 20%, driven by strong foreign demand—mainly from the UK, Russia, China, and India. Foreign buyers accounted for 78% of sales. The surge was fueled by UAE investment reforms, improved visas, and large-scale housing projects. Here’s what Dh1 million gets you today in Dubai’s boom town property market Despite rising prices, Dubai’s property market still offers strong value compared to global cities. For AED 1M, buyers get more space and luxury than in London, Paris, Tokyo, or New York. Modern infrastructure, investor-friendly policies, and high demand continue to attract international buyers and fuel steady growth. 7th Key Developers Announces the Launch of the JVC Project in Dubai 7th Key Developers has launched Nexara Tower in JVC, Dubai, aiming to redefine urban luxury with UK-inspired design and community-focused living. Backed by PWC and industry leaders, the project ensures buyer protection and strong financial planning. The company also plans to expand into the ready-to-move-in market to meet rising demand. Is This the Stability We Have Been Waiting For? Q1 Hints At a Maturing Market Dubai’s real estate market saw strong growth in Q1 2025, with sales values up 29% (DLD) and 58% (Allsopp & Allsopp) year-on-year. Villa and townhouse sales surged 65%, while rental activity dropped, signaling a shift toward homeownership and a more stable, mature market phase. Dubai group teams up with Killa Design for Palm Jumeirah projects 25 Degrees has partnered with Killa Design to develop two custom-built ultra-luxury Signature Villas on Palm Jumeirah. Designed from scratch, these villas will feature panoramic sea views, infinity pools, rooftop cinemas, spas, and more. The project aims to set a new benchmark in Dubai’s super prime waterfront living. Luxury Real Estate Market Growth Analysis, Market Dynamics, Key Players and Innovations, Outlook and Forecast 2025-2032 The global luxury real estate market, valued at $903.2B in 2024, is projected to reach $1.3T by 2032, growing at a 4.5% CAGR. Driven by rising wealth, global investment, and demand for exclusive, high-end properties, key markets include Dubai, New York, London, and Hong Kong. DIFC announces sales launch of Heights Tower residences DIFC has launched sales for Heights Tower, a luxury mixed-use project set to open in 2029. Located in the heart of DIFC, it will offer 366 high-end residences, office spaces, and retail units. Designed for a live-work-play lifestyle, the project targets professionals and aims for Platinum LEED certification. Nakheel Launches Phase 3 of Bay Grove Residences on Dubai Islands Nakheel has launched Phase 3 of Bay Grove Residences on Dubai Islands, offering 241 luxury waterfront units with panoramic views and direct beach access. Designed for modern family living, the development includes amenities like an ocean pool, infinity lap pool, kids’ club, and pet grooming areas, aligned with Dubai’s 2040 Urban Master Plan.

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 04-Apr-2025

      The market saw a strong Q1 2025 with Dh142.7 billion in sales, driven by a 193.8% surge in land deals. DLD and Ajman FZA signed a deal to let AFZA-registered companies own freehold property more easily. Dubai Land Department, Ajman Free Zones Authority partner to boost real estate investments Dubai Land Department and Ajman Free Zones Authority signed a deal to let AFZA-registered companies own freehold property more easily, streamlining registration and boosting investment. The partnership enhances inter-governmental cooperation, aiming to strengthen the UAE’s real estate appeal and position as a global business hub. Land deals lead the way in Dubai real estate market Dubai’s real estate market saw a strong Q1 2025 with Dh142.7 billion in sales, driven by a 193.8% surge in land deals. Villa, apartment, and commercial sales all rose, as land scarcity pushed prices higher. Off-plan sales dominated, reaffirming Dubai’s global appeal for real estate investment. Seizing the moment: Why now is the time to thrive as a realtor in the UAE The UAE’s real estate sector is thriving, fueled by tech adoption, investor-friendly policies, and surging international demand—here’s how agents can capitalise. Unique Properties facilitates record-breaking AED 182mln land sale on Jumeirah Bay Island Unique Properties closed a record AED 182 million land deal on Jumeirah Bay Island, highlighting rising demand for custom ultra-luxury homes in Dubai. The 25,441 sq ft plot was sold to a high-net-worth buyer, reflecting the city’s appeal for personalized, high-end real estate investments. Dubai real estate: AVENEW, Al Tamayoz partner to develop luxury beachfront project ‘Rena’ on Dubai Islands The project features elegantly designed apartments, Dubai’s first sea-level townhouses, and a luxurious penthouse. Saudi: Foreign investors are allowed to engage in real estate business outside Makkah and Madinah Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Investment now allows foreign investors to own and sell real estate for business use, excluding properties in Makkah and Madinah or for speculative purposes. Approval is required, with no fee, and projects must meet conditions like a minimum SR30 million value and development within five years. Dubai Loop to trigger new wave of real estate investment demand, experts say The project is expected to follow a similar pattern of rising property prices as seen along Dubai Metro’s Red Line, which experienced an increase of 27% to 44% between 2010 and 2022. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 3rd of April 2025 Daily Transaction Volume: AED 1.17 Billion Dubai’s real estate market sustained its momentum on 3 April 2025, recording a total transaction value of AED 1,170,896,016. Off-plan sales led the day’s activity, with ready property transactions also showing strong performance across residential and commercial segments. Category Off-Plan (AED Millions) Ready (AED Millions) Flats AED551.05 AED296.09 Villas AED126.36 AED107.33 Hotel Apt. & Rooms AED3.27 AED15.37 Commercial AED32.54 AED38.89 Total AED713.22 AED457.68 Market Composition Overview The market saw a clear preference for new developments, with off-plan sales continuing to dominate, supported by attractive payment structures and high future value potential. Off-Plan Segment Breakdown Off-plan transactions accounted for the majority of the day’s activity, heavily concentrated in the flats and villas segments: Investor demand remains strong for off-plan flats due to accessible entry pricing and high appreciation potential. Villas continue to attract interest from both local buyers and international investors seeking long-term gains. Commercial and hotel inventory registered marginal but steady activity. Ready Segment Breakdown Ready transactions also delivered a solid performance, led by residential units: Ready flats remained the top-performing asset, reflecting strong end-user demand and rental yield opportunities. Villas held a strong second position, while commercial and hotel units maintained consistent activity across Dubai’s established zones. Key Takeaways Dubai’s property market remains on a strong footing, supported by pro-investor regulations, infrastructure growth, and international demand. With new project launches and a robust secondary market, Dubai continues to rank among the top global destinations for real estate investment.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 03-Apr-2025

      Dubai villa sales double in February. Branded residences in Dubai now command a 42% premium over non-branded properties. Off-plan property is now an alternative to mortgage. Amid Dubai’s tokenization push, Serenity and MTA Real Estate partner Serenity and MTA Real Estate have partnered to launch a blockchain-based real estate investment portal in Dubai, enabling global crypto holders to buy property with regulatory compliance. Backed by Dubai Land Department, the platform offers KYC, smart contracts, and exclusive incentives, supporting the city’s $16B tokenized property vision. Dubai villa sales double in February Dubai’s property market surged in February, with total sales hitting $14 billion, up 40% from last year. Villa sales nearly doubled to 3,679 units, driving the growth, while apartment sales rose 21%. Over 60% of all purchases were off-plan, underscoring strong investor demand. Dubai’s most expensive branded residences reach record prices, set new market standards Branded residences in Dubai now command a 42% premium over non-branded properties, averaging AED 3,288 per sqft. Sales surged 48% in late 2024, driven by investor demand, luxury appeal, and tax-free incentives. Dubai leads globally in branded residences, with 43,000+ units and rapid expansion underway. 5D Capital Partners shakes up Dubai’s real estate market with bold investment in EP Real Estate U.S.-based 5D Capital Partners has increased its stake in Dubai’s EP Real Estate, aiming to transform it into a market leader. The strategic partnership brings capital, innovation, and global expertise to accelerate EP’s growth, marking a major shift in Dubai’s real estate sector toward value-driven, tech-enabled excellence. High rental yield and golden visa drive Turkish interest in Dubai real estate Turkish investment in Dubai real estate is rising, driven by high rental yields, tax-free incentives, and the golden visa program. Turks now rank seventh among top investors, with spending on overseas property up 20.5% in 2024. Experts predict Turkey could enter Dubai’s top five investor countries by 2025. How buying off-plan property is now an alternative to mortgage financing Off-plan property investment is gaining popularity in Dubai for its lower upfront costs, flexible payment plans, and strong capital appreciation potential. Developers like Emaar lead the market with attractive launches and phased payments. While off-plan offers financial flexibility, risks include delays and lower liquidity. Fractional ownership offers an alternative. Dubai real estate: Property market records 35.5% surge transactions as off-plan market draws global investors Dubai’s real estate market grew 35.5% in 2024, with off-plan properties attracting diverse global investors in early 2025. Indian buyers increased their share to 28%, while Mexican investors entered with 11%. Competitive pricing, flexible payment plans, and high capital appreciation continue to drive strong demand. Dubai Real Estate Mortgage Transactions Rise 4.76% as Fed Holds Rates Steady Dubai’s mortgage transactions rose 4.76% in February 2025, reaching AED 5.5 billion, driven by the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady. Stable borrowing costs boosted buyer confidence, especially for residential properties, supporting continued growth in Dubai’s real estate market amid strong investor demand and government incentives. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 2nd of April 2025 Dubai’s real estate market continued its robust performance on 2 April 2025, recording a total transaction value of AED 1,401,884,211. The market activity was led by a dominant off-plan segment, complemented by steady activity in the ready property market. Market Composition Overview This balanced distribution showcases sustained investor interest in both new developments and ready-to-move-in properties. Off-Plan Segment Breakdown Off-plan properties accounted for the larger share of daily activity, with strong interest in flats and villas: Off-plan flats continue to dominate, driven by flexible payment plans and attractive entry pricing. Villas also maintained strong investor traction. Ready Segment Breakdown The ready market posted solid numbers, led by residential flats: Flats remain the top choice for both end-users and short-term investors, while ready villas and commercial properties show consistent demand. Key Takeaways Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market continues to attract both local and international investors. With a strong pipeline of developments, supportive regulations, and world-class infrastructure, the city remains one of the world’s leading property investment destinations.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review: March 2025

      Land transactions in Mar. 2025 was 45% of the total transactions. The market declined approximately AED 4.5 billion from Feb. 2025, a 7% drop in market activity MoM. 36% increase YoY. Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 61.04 billion in March 2025 across 18,200 transactions. While this represents a decline of 7% compared to February 2025’s AED 65.6 billion, the market still showed a strong year-over-year growth of 36% compared to March 2024’s AED 44.8 billion. This growth underscores continued investor confidence, driven by strong off-plan sales and land transactions—which made up nearly 45% of the total value. The momentum reinforces Dubai’s rising status as a premier global investment destination. Category Off-Plan (AED Millions) Ready (AED Millions) Flat AED15,455.0 AED9,785.0 Villa AED3,380.2 AED2,688.0 Hotel Apt. & Rooms AED142.5 AED660.6 Shops & Offices AED569.4 AED1,004.0 Total Value AED19,547.1 AED14,137.0 Segment Breakdown The largest contributor to the total transaction volume was land sales, accounting for nearly 45% of the total market activity. Market Performance by Property Type 1. Off-Plan Transactions Off-plan sales continued to perform strongly, reaching a total of AED 19.55 billion, accounting for nearly 32% of the overall market value. The segment was largely driven by apartment sales, which totaled AED 15.45 billion, followed by villas at AED 3.38 billion. Commercial and hospitality assets also saw movement, with AED 569.4 million in shop and office sales, and AED 142.5 million in hotel apartments and rooms. This sustained activity reflects ongoing buyer interest in new developments and attractive payment plans offered by developers. Top Performing Areas by Transaction Value The average price per square meter for off-plan flats stood at AED 24,058, while off-plan villas averaged AED 15,358. The off-plan segment was led by Business Bay, which continues to attract buyers with its central location and ambitious projects. Marsa Dubai and Madinat Al Mataar followed closely, driven by large-scale waterfront and suburban developments, respectively. 2. Ready Transactions The ready market recorded AED 14.14 billion in sales, contributing 23% to the total transaction volume. Apartments once again led the way at AED 9.78 billion, with villas following at AED 2.69 billion. Hospitality assets such as hotel apartments and rooms accounted for AED 660.6 million, while shops and offices generated AED 1.0 billion. The demand for ready units remained steady, bolstered by investors seeking immediate returns and end-users prioritizing move-in-ready properties. Top Performing Areas by Transaction Value The average price per square meter for ready flats stood at AED 17,139.59, while ready villas averaged AED 13,792.16. In the ready market, premium and iconic locations took center stage. Burj Khalifa led the pack with over AED 1.4 billion in transactions, reflecting its enduring appeal. Business Bay again appeared as a top performer, highlighting its balanced mix of luxury residences and commercial offerings. 3. Land Transactions Land continued to dominate the market with a total transaction value of AED 27.35 billion, representing a commanding 45% share of the overall market. This surge underscores the increasing activity from institutional investors and developers who are positioning themselves for long-term growth through large-scale or master-planned projects. Key Market Insights

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