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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 31-Mar-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 12 was AED7.55 billion. Down 10% from last week’s AED8.4 billion. Off-plan contributed 53%, while Ready properties contributed 47%. Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total of AED 7.55 billion in transactions during Week 12, reflecting a 10.1% decline compared to the AED 8.4 billion achieved in the previous week. This week saw a near-even split between Off-Plan and Ready property segments, with Off-Plan slightly edging out in total transaction value. Category Off-Plan (AED Millions) Ready (AED Millions) Flat AED3,356.0 AED2,484.5 Villa AED635.0 AED689.9 H. Ap. & Rooms AED14.4 AED139.8 Commercials AED100.4 AED232.1 Total AED4,006.0 AED3,546.2 Transaction Breakdown Off-Plan Market Total Value: AED 4.01 billion Share of Weekly Total: 53.0% By Property Type: Flats continued to dominate the Off-Plan space, with strong investor appetite for new developments. Most Active Areas by Value of Transactions Ready Market Total Value: AED 3.55 billion Share of Weekly Total: 47.0% By Property Type: The Ready segment maintained solid performance, particularly in flats and premium commercial units. Most Active Areas by Value of Transactions Key Takeaways

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 28-Mar-2025

In Abu Dhabi, grade A office occupancy remains high, with rents up 8%, while industrial rents surged 25%. Dubai’s real estate boom continues, driven by population growth. How can we decode the relentless property boom in Dubai? Dubai’s real estate boom continues, driven by population growth, investor demand, and strong economic fundamentals. Experts say the market remains robust, with high buyer interest in villas, branded residences, and luxury properties. Despite concerns of overheating, prices still offer value, and long-term outlooks remain optimistic. Real Estate firm in Dubai compelled to return Dhs12.4 million to investor Dubai’s Appellate Court ordered a developer to repay Dhs12.4 million plus interest and compensation to an investor misled by a fake real estate ad. The developer failed to deliver a promised floating villa, went bankrupt, and faces further legal action from other defrauded investors. Skyloov’s ‘Broker Connect’ drives new era of real-time collaboration in UAE real estate Skyloov’s Broker Connect, launched in July 2024, is transforming UAE real estate by enabling instant, in-app communication between brokers. The tool boosts deal speed, coordination, and client service, sparking a wider industry shift toward integrated, agent-to-agent tech as essential infrastructure in a highly competitive market. Kamdar Developments expands with new offices and strategic plan to acquire multiple land plots in Dubai Kamdar Developments has opened a new Dubai head office in Al Quoz Logistics Park to support its expansion. The move follows recent project launches in JVC and Meydan, with plans for further developments. The firm aims to grow its team while maintaining its family business culture and long-standing industry partnerships. Luxury meets privacy at this exclusive island in Dubai Jumeirah Bay Island, dubbed “Billionaires’ Island,” has become Dubai’s most exclusive and expensive real estate area, surpassing Palm Jumeirah. With limited plots, record-breaking sales, and unmatched privacy, the island attracts UHNWIs seeking custom-built villas and luxury living, pushing prices up over 200% amid soaring global demand. Abu Dhabi launches ‘Madhmoun’ for property listings, transactions Abu Dhabi has launched Madhmoun, its first verified multiple listing service (MLS) platform, to centralize property data, eliminate misleading ads, and boost market transparency. Developed by ADREC, it aims to increase property visibility, enhance broker productivity, reduce transaction time, and attract more international investors. Abu Dhabi’s office and industrial real estate markets demonstrate steady growth Savills Middle East reports strong growth in Abu Dhabi’s office and industrial real estate sectors in 2024, driven by rising demand, regulatory reforms, and development activity. Grade A office occupancy remains high, with rents up 8%, while industrial rents surged 25%. Demand is led by finance, logistics, e-commerce, and retail sectors. Blackwell 3D Corporation Seeks Real Estate Development License in Dubai Blackwell 3D Construction Corp. has applied for a Dubai real estate development license, aiming to join the Dubai South Project. The firm plans to introduce 3D-printed construction, AI smart city tech, and eco-friendly methods, aligning with Dubai’s 2040 Urban Plan and showcasing its global innovation and sustainability ambitions. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 27th of March 2025 Dubai’s real estate market maintained its strong momentum on 27 March 2025, with total property transactions reaching AED 1,682,069,674. The day’s activity reflected a healthy mix of both off-plan and ready properties, showcasing the emirate’s continued appeal to investors and end-users alike. Category Off-Plan (AED Millions) Ready (AED Millions) Flats 554.9 674.5 Villas 170.3 163.6 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 4.6 58.2 Commercial 18.8 37.2 Total 748.6 933.4 Transaction Breakdown by Category Off-Plan Properties Total: AED 748,646,926 Contribution to Total Transactions: 44.5% Off-plan transactions represented a significant portion of the day’s volume, signaling sustained investor confidence in future developments across Dubai. The dominance of off-plan flats suggests strong demand for new residential units, especially among investors looking for capital appreciation and flexible payment plans. Ready Properties Total: AED 933,422,747 Contribution to Total Transactions: 55.5% Ready properties led the market with over half of the total transaction value, reflecting end-user demand and investor preference for immediate possession and rental income opportunities. The strong performance of ready flats highlights their appeal for both residential buyers and rental investors, while the notable volume in hotel apartments and commercial spaces underlines growing interest in Dubai’s tourism and business sectors. Key Takeaways Conclusion Dubai’s real estate sector continues to deliver strong daily performance, supported by a well-balanced mix of off-plan and ready transactions. The consistent interest across various property types underscores the emirate’s position as a global investment hub with diverse opportunities for both short-term gains and long-term value creation.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 27-Mar-2025

50% surge in lease contracts. Emaar Properties announces 100% dividend payout. Ras Al Khaimah real estate transactions surge 25,000% in 7 years. UAE project spending up 15.4% in 2024. Citi Developers launches new project in Dubai Islands Citi Developers has launched AGUA at Dubai Islands, a luxury real estate project blending architecture, nature, and smart living. Featuring AI-powered homes, wellness amenities, and striking design, AGUA sets a new standard for high-end, experiential living following the success of their previous project, Allura. Dubai real estate: Azizi Ruby tower reports 80% sales in JVC; attracts multinational investors Azizi Developments has achieved a major milestone with its newest residential project, Azizi Ruby, selling 80 percent of released units within months of launch, the company announced today. Dubai Dunes Properties brokers record-breaking Dh330m villa sale on Jumeirah Bay Island Dubai Dunes Properties, founded in 2023 by Mohamed Ali, sold a Jumeirah Bay Island villa for a record Dh330M. With an investment-driven, wealth management-style approach, the Emirati-led firm is rapidly expanding, targeting HNWIs and aiming to be among Dubai’s top 20 brokerages by 2025. UAE: 50% surge in lease contracts in Ajman as residents move to beat rising rents in Dubai, Sharjah Ajman recorded Dh4.93B in rental transactions in 2023, up Dh1.65B from 2022, driven by affordability, modern amenities, and smart services. Residents praise its quality of life, while rising demand and flexible payment plans attract investors. The emirate is positioning itself as a key hub for sustainable urban growth. Emaar Properties announces 100% dividend payout of $2.39bln Emaar Properties approved a 100% dividend payout of AED8.8B after a strong 2024, with AED70B in sales (up 72%) and AED35.5B in revenue (up 33%). Backed by a AED110B sales backlog, Emaar emphasized innovation, sustainability, and tech-driven growth aligned with the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 vision. UAE: Ras Al Khaimah real estate transactions surge 25,000% in 7 years Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate market has surged, with transaction volumes up 25,000% since 2017. June 2024 transactions hit Dh2.5B, driven by infrastructure growth, rising tourism, and beachfront demand. Mortgage activity and completed projects signal strong investor confidence and RAK’s emergence as a major investment destination. Ras Al Khaimah launches inaugural International Real Estate Investment Summit Ras Al Khaimah will host its first International Real Estate Investment Summit (IREIS) on May 20–21, 2025, showcasing its booming property market. The event will unite global investors, spotlight major projects like Wynn Al Marjan Island, and highlight RAK’s rise as a premier, sustainable investment destination. UAE’s Aldar Sets an Unmatched Benchmark in Luxury Living with One Hundred Thirteen Exquisite Residences at Mandarin Oriental in Saadiyat Cultural District Aldar has launched the second phase of Mandarin Oriental Residences in Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Cultural District, offering 113 luxury homes. Designed by BIG and Lillian Wu Studio, the residences feature bespoke interiors, premium amenities, and Mandarin Oriental service, blending cultural elegance with modern luxury and sweeping views of iconic landmarks. UAE project spending up 15.4% in 2024 UAE capital spending rose 15.4% to AED20.7B in 2024, boosting non-oil sectors like real estate, tourism, and transport. Dubai led property growth with a 42.5% surge in transactions, driven by strong apartment and off-plan sales. Abu Dhabi saw a dip overall but a 55.2% rise in ready apartment sales. Alef awards $299mln contract for Sharjah community project UAE developer Alef has appointed CC7 as the main contractor for its AED1.1B Al Mamsha Raseel project in Sharjah. Set for completion by December 2028, the development will deliver 1,915 residential units across 11 buildings, blending luxury, sustainability, and water-themed community living within the Al Mamsha Sharjah community. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 26th of March 2025 Total Transactions: AED 499.5 Million (The numbers reported on RERA website are suspiciously low, we haven’t had the chance to verify it with RERA) The Dubai real estate market continued its upward momentum on 26 March 2025, recording a total transaction value of AED 499,514,792 across off-plan and ready property segments. Off-plan transactions dominated the day, accounting for 73.5% of the total market activity. Ready property transactions made up 26.5% of the day’s total. Category Off-Plan (AED Millions) Ready (AED Millions) Flats 284.3 78.6 Villas 73.3 27.1 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 0 17.3 Commercial 9.3 9.7 Total 366.9 132.6

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 26-Mar-2025

Abu Dhabi’s residential market is growing, with 38,700 new units expected by 2028. UAE non-oil economy set to grow 5.2% in 2025. Will Dubai off-plan prices soon reflect shifting land values too? Dubai’s Palm Jebel Ali now one of the world’s most exciting real estate opportunities Palm Jebel Ali is emerging as a prime, affordable alternative to Palm Jumeirah, offering larger plots, lower prices, and payment plans. With Dubai’s real estate booming and high global demand, early investors in Palm Jebel Ali are poised for strong returns in this expansive, waterfront development. DLD unveils ‘IPS 2025 Conference’ agenda and keynote speakers The IPS 2025 Conference in Dubai (April 14–16) will gather global real estate leaders to discuss innovation, AI, proptech, market trends, women’s leadership, and client engagement. Key topics include predictive analytics, digital transformation, and gender diversity, positioning IPS as a major event for industry insights and networking. Abu Dhabi’s residential property market poised for sustained growth, with 38,700 new units set for delivery by 2028 – Cavendish Maxwell Abu Dhabi’s residential market is growing, with 38,700 new units expected by 2028. Sales hit AED26 billion in 2024, led by strong demand, rising prices, and government incentives. Ready properties dominated, while off-plan sales dipped. Mortgages surged 34%, and nearly 40 new projects were launched, boosting future inventory. Dubai World Islands: Kleindienst adds Nice hotel to Heart of Europe, seeks investors Kleindienst Group is set to add a second Nice-inspired property to its Côte d’Azur-style resorts in Dubai World Islands. Will Dubai offplan prices soon reflect shifting land values too? Morgan Stanley now expects U.S. home prices to dip below 0%, marking a shift from supply-driven optimism to demand concerns—without addressing overvaluation. In Dubai, despite bullish talk, falling off-plan and land prices signal excess supply. As incentives fail and rents drop, a market correction appears inevitable, echoing past cycles. Burtville Developments launched “Bab Al Qasr Resort Residence 18 & 19” in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi Burtville Developments launched Bab Al Qasr Resort Residence 18 & 19, a 483-unit luxury hotel-branded project in Masdar City—Masdar’s first of its kind. Spanning 915,000+ sq.ft., it offers upscale, fully furnished units, extensive amenities, and eco-friendly design. Completion is expected by Q3 2028, marking Burtville’s fifth Abu Dhabi project. UAE non-oil economy set to grow 5.2% in 2025, real estate, tourism among major drivers The UAE’s non-oil economy is expected to grow 5.2% in 2025, led by tourism, real estate, finance, and trade, according to S&P. Real estate remains a key driver, especially in Dubai. Oil sector growth is also forecasted due to rising OPEC+ output, supporting overall GDP alongside digital innovation and reforms. Ajman leases hit $1.33bln in 2024, up 50% Ajman’s rental market saw strong growth in 2024, with lease contracts reaching AED4.93 billion—a 50% rise from 2022. Residential leases totaled AED2.65 billion, commercial AED2.15 billion, and investment AED266 million. Driven by strategic location, modern amenities, and investor-friendly policies, Ajman continues to attract residents and boost development. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 25th of March 2025 Dubai’s real estate market continued to demonstrate robust momentum on 25 March 2025, recording a total transaction value of AED1.36 billion across both off-plan and ready properties. The day’s data highlights strong investor appetite, particularly in the off-plan segment, which continues to drive the bulk of market activity. Off-Plan Segment Leads Market Activity The off-plan sector accounted for the majority of the total value, contributing 57.6% of the day’s transactions at AED783.9 million. Breakdown by Property Type – Off-Plan: Ready Properties Maintain Steady Demand The ready property segment comprised 42.4% of total daily transactions, recording a value of AED577.37 million. Breakdown by Property Type – Ready: Key Takeaways Conclusion Dubai’s property market remains vibrant with strong daily performance, underpinned by sustained investor confidence in off-plan developments and ongoing demand for ready properties. With nearly AED1.4 billion in transactions in a single day, the real estate sector continues to be a key pillar of the Emirate’s economic landscape.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 25-Mar-2025

Dubai’s Real Estate Regulatory Agency launched the Tayseer initiative to help property owners settle overdue service fees. DHRE awards road, infrastructure contracts for prime Dubai project. Dubai property owners struggling with overdue service fees offered relief through Tayseer Dubai’s Real Estate Regulatory Agency launched the Tayseer initiative to help property owners settle overdue service fees via flexible six-month payment plans, in partnership with management companies. The program aims to boost financial stability, reduce disputes, and support sustainable real estate development across Dubai. Dubai property sales: Will these 3 trends define what buyers’ want? Dubai’s off-plan property market remains active in early 2025, with launches every other day. Prices have stabilized post-Golden Visa rush, mortgage access is easing, and new investor-friendly trends—like building ratings and rental index—are emerging, offering first-time buyers more opportunities and flexibility across emerging locations. Dubai real estate sector recorded $4.7bn of transactions last week, including $20m Palm Jumeirah apartment The Dubai real estate sector saw $4.7bn of transactions and 3,886 sales last week. Why the UAE property market is now attracting more foreign institutional investors Once dismissed as speculative, UAE real estate is now attracting global institutional investors due to its stability, governance, rising returns, and evolving infrastructure. Backed by strong regulation, economic growth, and global influence, the market offers long-term, sustainable value, making it a serious, high-yield asset class on the global stage. Al Mal Capital REIT announces final dividend of AED20.5mn for FY 2024 Al Mal Capital REIT issues a final dividend of AED 4.00 fils per unit following a successful rights issue in April 2024. DHRE awards road, infrastructure contracts for prime Dubai project Dubai Holding Real Estate has awarded Wade Adams the infrastructure contract for Phase I of its Plantation Development, a 185-hectare site between Hamdan Road, Latifah Street, and Emirates Road. The scope includes roads, drainage, utilities, lighting, and other essential infrastructure for the low-density residential community. ‘Technology and sustainability are the future—early movers will lead the next real estate boom’ The UAE’s real estate market continues to thrive post-pandemic, attracting global and regional investors amid recalibration. Synergies between the Middle East and India are deepening through cross-border investments, tech collaboration, and shared focus on sustainable development. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 24th of March 2025 Dubai’s real estate market maintained its strong momentum on 24 March 2025, with total transactions reaching AED 2.54 billion. Activity was driven by both off-plan and ready properties, underscoring continued investor confidence and robust market fundamentals. Off-plan properties contributed 60.8% (AED 1.55 billion) of the total, while ready properties accounted for 39.2% (AED 997.2 million). The dominance of off-plan transactions reflects investor appetite for future developments and long-term capital growth. Off-Plan Transactions – AED 1.55 Billion (60.8% of Total) The off-plan market remained the primary engine of growth, with strong participation across residential sub-categories. The breakdown is as follows: Ready Transactions – AED 997.2 Million (39.2% of Total) Ready properties also posted solid figures, signaling strong demand for immediately available units and rental income assets. Here’s the category-wise breakdown: Key Takeaways Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market remains vibrant and diverse, balancing investor appetite for future developments with solid demand for ready-to-move-in assets. The data from 24 March 2025 reinforces Dubai’s resilience and its standing as a global property investment hub.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 24-Mar-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 11 was AED8.35 billion. an increase of 1.8% from last week’s AED8.2 billion. Off-plan contributed 58.3%, while Ready properties contributed 41.7%. Dubai’s property market continued its upward trajectory in Week 11 of 2025, recording total real estate transactions valued at AED 8.35 billion, a slight (1.2%) but positive increase from AED 8.2 billion in Week 10. This reflects the market’s resilience and sustained investor confidence across both Off-Plan and Ready segments. Breakdown by Property Type 1- Off-Plan Transactions Off-Plan properties dominated the market once again, contributing AED 4.87 billion, which accounts for 58.3% of the total weekly transactions. Subcategory Contributions to Off-Plan Total: The clear preference for Off-Plan Flats signals strong investor interest in future-ready living spaces, particularly in lifestyle-centric communities. Top Performing Areas by Value The Off-Plan segment was led by strong activity in newer and developing zones. The top 10 areas alone accounted for AED 2.92 billion, or roughly 60% of total Off-Plan value. Palm Deira and Madinat Al Mataar emerged as leading destinations for off-plan investments, benefiting from large-scale master plans and strategic positioning 2- Ready Transactions Ready properties followed closely, with AED 3.49 billion in transactions, representing 41.7% of the weekly total. Subcategory Contributions to Ready Total: While Ready Flats maintain dominance, the rise in commercial property transactions indicates growing business activity and demand for operational spaces. Top Performing Areas by Value The Ready market saw continued investor confidence in established luxury neighborhoods, with the top 10 areas totaling AED 2.11 billion, nearly 61% of Ready transactions. Palm Jumeirah led Ready transactions, reinforcing its status as a top-tier luxury address, followed closely by Burj Khalifa and Dubai Marina, which continue to attract both end-users and investors. Conclusion Dubai’s Week 11 real estate activity reaffirms the city’s strong market fundamentals. Off-Plan properties continue to lead, driven by developer offerings in emerging communities, while Ready properties in prime locations hold strong investor appeal. As the market heads deeper into Q1, all indicators point toward a healthy, active property sector with diversified interest across asset types.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 21-Mar-2025

On 20 March 2025, the total transactions reached AED1.8 billion. Rising rents in Dubai are pushing tenants to seek affordable suburban areas like Lehbab, Al Aweer, and Al Marmoom. Dubai: Rising rents drive tenants to suburbs, with affordable apartments starting Dh23,000 Rising rents in Dubai are pushing tenants to seek affordable suburban areas like Lehbab, Al Aweer, and Al Marmoom, where rents range from Dh23,000 to Dh73,000. While new affordable housing projects are expected, demand still outpaces supply, making these areas increasingly popular despite longer commutes and fewer amenities. Dubai real estate: How much do you need to save to buy a $1m property How much should Dubai property buyers save before purchasing a $1 million home, beyond the down payment? New developments in Dubai pulling in keen investors Dubai’s property market is booming in early 2025, driven by population growth and high demand, especially for luxury villas. Major developments, strong investor interest, and rising off-plan sales reflect a supply-demand imbalance. Abu Dhabi is also seeing similar momentum, with sharp rises in rents, prices, and returns. UAE real estate: Luxe Developers targets UNHWI investors with spas, co-working hubs, yoga studios and 300,000sq ft of landscaping at $627m RAK project A UAE real estate developer is wooing wealthy investors with wellbeing-friendly amenities at a Ras Al Khaimah property project. Abu Dhabi Housing Authority begins handover of Al Saad residential project Abu Dhabi has begun handing over 306 five-bedroom villas in Al Ain’s Al Saad project to Emirati beneficiaries. The AED993.7 million development includes homes, parks, mosques, commercial complexes, and a community centre, spanning 1.23 million square metres. Substantial Fed Rate Cuts Required To Significantly Reduce UAE Mortgage Costs Due to the UAE dirham’s peg to the U.S. dollar, Fed rate cuts impact UAE borrowing costs. A recent 25 bps cut had minimal effect on UAE mortgage rates. Experts say only substantial reductions would significantly lower borrowing costs and boost real estate demand. Arabian Hills project (Zone 2), infrastructure works on the go Arabian Hills Real Estate has surpassed 50% completion of roads and infrastructure in Zone 2 of its Al Faqa-based master development in Al Ain. Covering 2.5 million sqm with 748 residential plots, the project includes roads, utilities, and community facilities, aiming to offer modern, sustainable living. The Luxe Developers Tapping Into The USD 2 Trillion Global Wellness Real Estate Market With La Mazzoni The Luxe Developers’ new project, La Mazzoni, in Ras Al Khaimah is seeing strong interest due to rising global demand for wellness-focused living. Featuring biophilic design, wellness amenities, co-working spaces, and family-friendly features, the luxury development aligns with a growing trend toward health, sustainability, and lifestyle-integrated real estate. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 20th of March 2025 Dubai’s real estate market continued its strong performance on 20 March 2025, with total transactions reaching AED 1.82 billion. The market activity was driven by both off-plan and ready properties, showcasing investor confidence in Dubai’s real estate sector. Off-plan properties accounted for 54.3% (AED 988.4 million) of the total transactions, while ready properties contributed 45.7% (AED 833.6 million). The high off-plan activity suggests sustained demand for new developments, supported by Dubai’s robust economic growth and infrastructure expansion. Off-Plan Transactions – AED 988.4 Million (54.3% of Total) The off-plan sector saw strong activity, reflecting continued investor interest in upcoming developments. The breakdown within the off-plan category is as follows: The dominance of flats in the off-plan market highlights the growing demand for apartment living in key investment zones, fueled by attractive payment plans and future appreciation potential. Ready Transactions – AED 833.6 Million (45.7% of Total) The ready property segment also remained strong, with significant demand across various asset classes. The category distribution is: Flats once again led the ready property transactions, accounting for nearly 69% of this segment, reinforcing Dubai’s appeal to end-users and investors looking for immediate occupancy or rental income. Key Takeaways Dubai’s real estate market remains dynamic, with both off-plan and ready properties attracting significant investment. The data suggests a well-balanced demandbetween future developments and ready properties, reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global real estate hub.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 19-Mar-2025

Affordable luxury homes sector up 34% in 2024. Riyadh adds 10 times as much office space as Dubai. Dubai’s real estate market is shifting in favor of buyers as prices decline amid growing supply. Egyptians emerge as a rising force in Dubai’s real estate Dubai’s real estate market continues to attract global investors, with Indian, British, and Italian buyers leading in 2025. Egyptian investment surged 150%, driven by currency hedging, high rental yields, and residency incentives. Dubai’s tax advantages and lifestyle appeal reinforce its status as a top global property investment hub. Strong demand and strategic investments continue to drive UAE real estate market Dubai’s real estate market remains strong in 2025, driven by limited supply, infrastructure growth, and demand for off-plan properties. Sales hit Dh367 billion in 2024, with off-plan making up 60.7%. Rental growth slowed, while capital values rose. The UAE leads GCC real estate growth, supported by construction and non-oil GDP expansion. Dubai real estate: Affordable luxury homes sector up 34% last year as rental yields and new trend emerges Dubai real estate investors are turning to affordable luxury as high rental yields and price increases sustain demand. Riyadh adds 10 times as much office space as Dubai Riyadh added 327,000 sqm of office space in 2024—10x more than Dubai—but still faces a prime office shortage. Rents rose 11%-20%, with vacancy rates under 1.4%. Office supply will grow 889,000 sqm in 2025, driven by business expansion and Saudi Arabia’s 5% non-oil GDP growth. R.Evolution’s Eywa elevates Dubai’s skyline with a visionary approach to wellbeing and community living Eywa, a luxury wellness-focused residential project by R.Evolution, launches in Dubai’s Business Bay, set for completion in Q2 2026. Inspired by Vastu Shastra, it features LEED Platinum sustainability, wellness-centric design, a Crystal Pyramid, and advanced air/water filtration. Offering 50 exclusive residences, it blends luxury, sustainability, and holistic living. EXCLUSIVE: Azizi reveals massive global expansion plan with ‘five to six’ towers in London, eyes Australia, Canada, France and Germany While international expansion in underway – Azizi remains confident about both the local and global property markets, citing that Dubai’s ability to attract high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) will continue to fuel demand. Dubai property market sees new micro-dynamics come into play Dubai’s real estate market is shifting in favor of buyers as prices decline amid growing supply. Developers offer discounts and joint ventures to conserve cash, while off-plan prices revert closer to ready home values. With supply exceeding demand, buyers negotiate better deals, signaling a market correction after years RAK real estate market poised to skyrocket as demand outpaces supply Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate market is set for strong growth, driven by high demand, limited supply, and the Wynn Resort’s completion in 2025. Off-plan prices rose 15-20% in 2024, with waterfront properties seeing rapid sellouts. With RAKEZ expansion and population growth, demand will likely continue outpacing supply. Strong macroeconomic fundamentals to steer Middle East and Africa real estate: JLL The MEA real estate market is set for strong growth in 2025, driven by economic expansion, urbanization, and digital transformation. Prime office supply remains tight, while alternative assets like data centers are attracting investment. AI is expected to automate 70% of CRE activities by 2030, with sustainability and ESG initiatives gaining prominence. Dubai’s Luxury Hotel Sector Commands The Spotlight With Historic Growth Dubai’s hospitality sector is booming, with 11,300 new hotel rooms expected by 2027. Luxury hotels dominate, driven by rising tourism, which saw 17.15 million visitors in 2023. Occupancy hit 78% in 2024, boosting RevPAR by 1.3%. Dubai remains a global tourism hub, with sustained high-end hospitality growth. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 18th of March 2025 Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction volume of AED1.42 billion on March 18, 2025, reflecting continued momentum in both off-plan and ready property segments. The market remains strong, with demand evenly distributed between these two categories. Segment Contributions This balanced distribution highlights sustained interest in both new developments and completed properties, catering to a diverse range of investors and end-users. Off-Plan Transactions Breakdown The off-plan market remains a dominant force, constituting a slightly higher share of total sales compared to ready properties. Within this segment: These figures indicate that investors and buyers continue to prioritize residential off-plan developments, with a strong preference for apartments over villas and commercial assets. Ready Transactions Breakdown Ready properties also saw substantial demand, particularly in the residential sector. The key contributions were: The strong performance of ready flats suggests that end-users and investors alike are targeting completed residential units, while villa sales continue to hold steady. Market Insights Conclusion Dubai’s property market continues to demonstrate resilience and growth, with strong transactions across both off-plan and ready segments. The data reflects investor confidence, end-user demand, and a maturing real estate landscape, positioning the city as a top global real estate destination.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 18-Mar-2025

Sharjah has a $6.8bln coastal development plan. Aldar sponsors 1,000 UAE nationals to gain real estate accreditation. The Chinese are now the number 4 property investors in Dubai. Dubai announces new planning rules to allow home extensions and add living space Dubai Municipality introduces new planning rules to allow home extensions and updated building code. Sol Properties launches $272m project with 612 homes in Jumeirah Village Triangle SOL Properties has launched SOL Levante, a AED 1 billion mixed-use project in Dubai’s Jumeirah Village Triangle. The development includes 612 apartments, 100,000 sq ft office space, 50,000 sq ft retail area, and numerous lifestyle amenities, aiming to blend modern living with nature and community-focused spaces for residents and investors. Sharjah’s $6.8bln coastal development to enhance emirate’s real estate landscape Sharjah’s real estate market transforms with the AED 25 billion Ajmal Makan City—Sharjah Waterfront, covering 60 million sq ft. The project includes residential, commercial, tourism facilities, green spaces, 1,500 villas, schools, hotels, an 800-berth marina, and a theme park, significantly boosting economic diversification, sustainability, and attracting global investors. Aldar sponsors 1,000 UAE nationals to gain real estate accreditation Aldar has announced that it has sponsored 1,000 UAE nationals to gain real estate agent accreditation across Abu Dhabi and Dubai and upskilled more than 100 individuals through an advanced training programme. Dubai to deliver over 11,300 new hotel rooms by 2027, with nearly 4,620 in 2025 – Cavendish Maxwell Dubai’s hotel sector will add over 11,300 rooms by 2027, reaching 162,600 rooms across 769 hotels. In 2024, the city welcomed 18.7 million visitors, boosting occupancy rates to 78%. Continued growth supports Dubai’s strategic goal of becoming a top global tourism destination, significantly contributing AED236 billion to the UAE economy. Investors gain Dh715 million from three Downtown Dubai land sales Three land plots in Downtown Dubai were recently sold for a combined profit of Dh715 million, underscoring Dubai’s booming real estate market. One investor notably earned Dh225 million profit within just 18 months. Robust demand, limited supply, transparency, and strong governance have significantly boosted investor confidence, driving record-high resale gains. More than 72,365 homes to be delivered in Dubai in 2025 Dubai’s real estate market expects a record 72,365 residential units delivered in 2025, up 171% from 2024, significantly boosting economic growth. Leading developer ORO24 has already delivered the resort-style Torino community, emphasizing luxury amenities and sustainability. Dubai’s population surge and expanding urban landscape underscore the market’s robust growth and investment appeal. Dubai-listed Emaar set to spend $3.8bln to develop Creek Tower, Creek Mall: S&P Emaar Properties plans significant investments of AED 65 billion ($18 billion) over the next five years, including AED 14 billion ($3.81 billion) on Creek Tower and Creek Mall. The company will spend AED 30 billion ($8.2 billion) replenishing its extensive land bank, strengthening its market position, alongside expansions like Dubai Mall and residential rental portfolios. Dubai real estate sector recorded $4.1bn of transactions last week, including $16m Business Bay apartment The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED14.88bn ($4.1bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. The Chinese are now the number 4 property investors in Dubai Dubai maintained its position as the top global city for foreign investment in 2024, attracting AED 52.3 billion, a 33.2% rise from 2023. Real estate transactions hit $142.4 billion, up 27% YoY, driven by new builds and increased Chinese investment, now the fourth-largest investor group, contributing around 8% of total deals. Surging population growth fuels property demand in Dubai in early months of 2025; triggers race for new project launches With an average household size of four people per unit, the population increase in January–February translates to a demand for more than 51,126 additional homes in 2025, sector experts said. Meraas unveils final phase of Dubai standalone villa community Dubai’s real estate expands with Meraas’ launch of The Acres in Dubailand, offering luxury, eco-friendly villas and mansions. Awarded LEED Gold pre-certification, the final development includes 3-7 bedroom residences, abundant green spaces, sustainability-focused designs, and premium lifestyle amenities, highlighting Dubai’s commitment to sustainable and wellness-oriented living. Abu Dhabi launches new affordable housing initiative to boost quality of life Abu Dhabi’s DMT launched the “Value Housing Programme,” aiming to deliver affordable, high-quality homes to enhance community integration and sustainability. Partnering with developers, the initiative seeks to create vibrant neighborhoods, fostering inclusivity and innovation, while diversifying Abu Dhabi’s housing market and strengthening its social infrastructure. Saudi Arabia to have new off-plan real estate law Saudi Arabia has initiated a one-month public consultation on a new off-plan real estate law designed to protect buyers, enhance transparency, and clarify developer procedures. Coinciding with the Vision 2030 economic drive, the law aims to regulate the booming property sector, projected to reach SAR 353 billion ($94 billion) by 2028. Dubai chamber sees 33% growth in construction firms Over 29,000 new trading and services companies joined the Dubai Chamber of Commerce in 2024, highlighting its role in Dubai’s economic diversification. Significant growth was also recorded in construction, transport, and financial sectors, with a total of over 29,000 new firms joining, underscoring Dubai’s appeal as a global business hub. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 17th of March 2025 On 17 March 2025, Dubai’s real estate transactions reached a total value of AED 2.26 billion, underscoring ongoing strong market activity and sustained investor confidence. Off-Plan Properties Off-plan properties contributed significantly to the day’s transactions, accounting for 63.1% (AED 1.43 billion) of the total value. The breakdown within this segment includes: Ready Properties Ready properties made up 36.9% (AED 834.6 million) of the total transaction value. Within this category: Key Takeaways Conclusion Overall, these transactions indicate Dubai’s real estate market remains dynamic and attractive for both local and international investors. Strong performance across diverse property segments further positions Dubai as a leading global investment destination, promising continued growth and sustainability.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 17-Mar-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 10 was AED8.2 billion. Decrease of 11% from last week’s AED9.2 billion. Off-plan contributed 58.2%, while Ready properties contributed 41.8%. Dubai’s real estate market recorded total transactions valued at AED 8.17 billion in Week 10, marking a decrease of approximately 11.1% compared to the previous week’s total of AED 9.2 billion. Despite this weekly downturn, the market showcased robust performance across various segments. Breakdown of Transactions: Most Active Areas by Value: Off-Plan: These top areas accounted for AED 2.9 billion, representing 61% of total off-plan transactions. Ready Properties: The top active areas for ready properties combined totaled AED 1.83 billion, contributing 53.6% to the ready market segment. Market Insights: The week-on-week decline indicates typical fluctuations within Dubai’s real estate cycle rather than an overall weakening market. Off-plan properties continue to attract substantial investor interest, particularly in emerging and well-located communities like Madinat Dubai Almelaheya and Marsa Dubai. The ready property market remains steady, driven primarily by central and well-established communities such as Business Bay and Palm Jumeirah. Overall, Week 10 underscores continued confidence in Dubai’s real estate sector, with investors showing sustained appetite for both new and established properties.

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