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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 16-Dec-2024

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 50 reached AED 8.68 billion. Off-plan contributed 52% or AED 4.49 billion and Ready properties contributed 48% or AED 4.19 billion. Total Transaction Value: AED 8.68 Billion Dubai’s real estate market witnessed a robust week with a total transaction value of AED 8.68 billion, demonstrating continued investor confidence and significant activity across both off-plan and ready properties. Off-Plan vs Ready Contributions Off-plan properties accounted for a marginally larger share of the market at 52%, indicating sustained interest in under-construction projects. Ready properties closely followed at 48%, showcasing a balanced demand for immediate ownership. Category Breakdown Off-Plan Sub-Categories: The dominance of flats in the off-plan segment underscores strong investor preference for apartment projects, particularly in up-and-coming neighborhoods. Ready Sub-Categories: Flats led the ready market as well, with commercial properties contributing a notable 5.1%, reflecting ongoing interest in business-ready spaces. Top Performing Areas by Transaction Value Off-Plan Areas: Other notable areas include Dubai Marina (AED 189.1M) and Burj Khalifa (AED 174.6M), indicating investor interest in prime and strategic neighborhoods. Ready Areas: Dubai Water Canal emerged as the leader in the ready segment, with significant activity also recorded in Dubai Marina and Burj Khalifa, highlighting the enduring appeal of waterfront and luxury properties. Key Takeaways Dubai’s Week 50 performance showcases the city’s ability to attract investments across diverse property types and strategic locations, further strengthening its reputation as a global real estate hub.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 12th of December 2024

The Dubai real estate market saw robust activity on December 12, 2024, with total transactions reaching an impressive AED 1.8 billion. This amount was driven by significant contributions from both off-plan and ready property sales. Below is a detailed analysis of the figures, breaking down the contributions of each property type to the total transactions. Overall Distribution The ready property segment outperformed the off-plan market, contributing the majority share of the transactions. Off-Plan Properties: Off-plan properties accounted for a substantial portion of the day’s transactions, with flats being the dominant category: Flats clearly dominated the off-plan market, contributing nearly three-quarters of the total off-plan sales. Ready Properties: Ready properties formed the majority of the transactions, with a strong performance across all sub-categories: Flats also led in the ready property market, contributing over three-quarters of the ready transactions. Key Insights Conclusion The December 12, 2024, transaction data underscores the resilience and vibrancy of Dubai’s real estate market. The ready property segment, particularly flats, continues to dominate, reflecting buyer preferences for completed properties. However, the off-plan market remains a significant player, catering to those seeking investment opportunities or future-oriented living solutions. With steady demand across various property types, Dubai’s real estate market remains a beacon for both investors and end-users. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 13-Dec-2024 Dubai developer delivers residential projects in JVC with total of 2,062 units. Dubai property firm awards $199mn contract for JLT office tower. AED10 billion worth of properties sold in 10 hours. Dubai’s real estate sector is evolving, moving towards ‘branded residences’ Dubai leads globally in branded residences, driven by luxury real estate and hospitality demand. With 140 branded projects and high hotel occupancy, it attracts global investors, especially ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Favorable policies, luxury amenities, and visionary developments secure Dubai’s leadership in this booming market. Planning to buy a property in Dubai: Here’s a list of 9 key tax obligations for Indians Dubai is a popular destination for Indians buying property, prompting stricter monitoring by Indian tax authorities. Key considerations include LRS remittance limits, tax compliance, disclosure of foreign assets, and capital gains tax. Rental income and tax exemptions in Dubai, along with Golden Visa eligibility, add to the appeal for investors. Dubai real estate: Binghatti delivers 6 projects at Jumeirah Village Circle with more than 2,000 units Dubai real estate developer Binghatti delivers residential projects in Jumeirah Village Circle with total of 2,062 units. Dubai: New road connections to enhance accessibility and traffic flow in 19 key residential areas Dubai’s RTA is enhancing road connectivity in 19 residential areas over 11.5 km, adding sidewalks, parking, and streetlights. The project aims to improve accessibility, reduce travel time by 40%, and boost safety. Completion is set for Q2 2026, reflecting RTA’s commitment to sustainable and efficient mobility. Dubai property firm awards $199mn contract for JLT office tower amid commercial real estate boom The project signals growing confidence in Dubai’s commercial real estate sector, which has seen strong leasing activity and rising rents in prime locations over the past year. Handovers start for Dubai’s ultra-luxury Bvlgari Ocean Mansions Handovers have begun for the exclusive Bvlgari Ocean Mansions on Dubai’s Jumeira Bay, priced at Dh180M+. With only seven 10,000 sq. ft. mansions, these luxury homes feature over-water designs and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Developed by Meraas and Bvlgari, they redefine exclusive luxury living in Dubai. Dubai: Dh10 billion worth of properties sold in just 10 hours, says top developer Damac Properties sold over Dh10 billion worth of properties in under 10 hours, reflecting strong investor confidence. The 3,100-unit Damac Islands project highlights robust demand in Dubai’s real estate market, which remains affordable compared to global cities. Growth is expected to continue in 2025, driven by infrastructure and sustainability. Global Wealth Migration: Dubai’s Magnetism For International Luxury Buyers Dubai is a top choice for global high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), attracting 6,700 millionaire migrants in 2024. Key draws include tax benefits, political stability, luxury infrastructure, and high rental yields (6-10%). With growing European interest and streamlined policies like the Golden Visa, Dubai’s thriving real estate market is set to continue booming into 2025. Sweid & Sweid starts construction of $199mln Sweid One commercial project in Dubai Sweid & Sweid has awarded Dutco Construction the contract for Sweid One, a AED 730M ($199M) Grade-A office project in JLT. The development, offering 500,000 sq. ft. of office space, F&B outlets, and Metro connectivity, is set for completion in Q4 2026. Construction has already commenced. UAE: Qube announces sales launch of Dubai Studio City project Qube Development launches off-plan sales for Arisha Terraces in Dubai Studio City, offering 419 eco-friendly units across four low-rise buildings. Features include solar panels, drinkable tap water, a hydroponic rooftop garden, co-working spaces, wellness amenities, and a social-focused community center, catering to young families and professionals seeking sustainable living.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 11th of December 2024

The Dubai real estate market recorded an impressive total transaction value of AED 1,505,439,866 on 11 December 2024. This consisted of off-plan properties contributing 56.3% of the total (AED 846,993,523) and ready properties accounting for 43.7% (AED 658,446,343). The breakdown of these categories provides further insight into the dynamics of Dubai’s real estate sector. Off-Plan Transactions Off-plan properties dominated the market, contributing over half of the total transaction value. Below is the breakdown of subcategories within the off-plan sector: Off-plan transactions demonstrated robust activity, with flats leading the charge, emphasizing investor confidence in future developments. Ready Transactions Ready properties made up a substantial portion of the market, appealing to buyers seeking immediate occupancy or rental income. The subcategories within ready properties are as follows: Ready properties displayed balanced demand, with flats and villas comprising the bulk of transactions, highlighting end-user and investor interest in immediately available assets. Key Takeaways Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market on 11 December 2024 showcased a healthy mix of off-plan and ready property transactions, with a strong preference for flats across both categories. The significant contribution of villas highlights ongoing demand for high-end residential properties. With competitive pricing and a strategic market position, Dubai continues to attract investors and end-users alike, solidifying its status as a global real estate hub. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 12-Dec-2024 Dubai’s prime property market recorded 24 transactions above AED 30M in November 2024. Knight Frank predicts Dubai property values will rise 8% market-wide and 5% for high-end homes in 2025. Bonyan REIT divests Dubai property, posts $74mln in proceeds Saudi Arabia’s Bonyan REIT sold a Dubai property for SAR 279.9M ($74.5M), generating SAR 54.9M in rental income since acquisition. Proceeds will partially prepay a Shariah-compliant loan. Established in 2018, the REIT focuses on income-generating real estate investments. Dubai’s prime property market sees 24 transactions over $8.2 million in November 2024: Report Dubai’s prime property market recorded 24 transactions above AED 30M in November 2024, with annual villa gains at 31.9% and apartments at 23.9%. While demand for luxury homes remains strong, monthly growth is softening. Off-plan sales dropped 41.9% month-over-month but rose 76.5% annually, dominating 64% of November’s sales. International Development Bank Officially Joins the authorised Banks by Dubai Land Department as an Escrow Account Trustee Dubai Land Department (DLD) has partnered with the International Development Bank (IDB) UAE Branch, authorizing it as an escrow account trustee for real estate projects. This agreement aims to enhance transparency, protect investors, and align with Dubai’s vision for sustainable development and a robust investment environment. Dubai home prices set to rise again in 2025: Knight Frank Knight Frank predicts Dubai property values will rise 8% market-wide and 5% for high-end homes in 2025, following a 20% surge in 2024. One in five homes now exceeds $1M, fueled by relaxed immigration rules and demand from wealthy international buyers. Experts see reduced speculative risks in the current market. Sharjah real estate transactions hit Dh4 billion in November Sharjah’s real estate market recorded transactions worth AED 4 billion in November 2024, with 1,522 sales (33%) and 339 mortgages (AED 668M). The Muwailih Commercial area led with the highest deal at AED 180M and topped sales and trading volume at AED 470.7M, showcasing Sharjah’s investment appeal.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 10th of December 2024

On 10th December 2024, the total real estate transactions in Dubai amounted to AED 1,281,204,607, showcasing the city’s dynamic and diverse property market. Below is a detailed analysis of the contributions of off-plan and ready properties, along with their respective sub-categories. 1. Off-Plan Properties The total value of off-plan property transactions stood at AED 637,955,635, accounting for 49.8% of the overall transactions for the day. The breakdown of contributions from sub-categories to the off-plan market is as follows: The off-plan market was dominated by flats, contributing a substantial share, reflecting robust investor interest in new residential developments. 2. Ready Properties Ready property transactions totaled AED 643,248,972, making up 50.2% of the total transactions for the day. Contributions from sub-categories to the ready market include: Flats also dominated the ready market, highlighting the continued demand for immediately available residential units. Key Insights Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market continues to thrive with balanced activity across off-plan and ready properties. The dominance of flats across both categories underscores their appeal, while the strong performance of villas indicates healthy demand for luxury and family living. With AED 1.28 billion in transactions on a single day, the market reaffirms Dubai’s position as a global property investment hotspot. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 11-Dec-2024 Dubai’s Real Estate Market Thrives Amid Rising Rents and Sustained Growth. Palm Jumeirah villa sold for Dh130 million. AARK awards enabling contract for $1.1bln RAK beachfront project. UAE real estate developer Arada buys 3 gym brands; fitness division valued at $272m and eyes 100,000 members UAE real estate developer Arada has finalised the purchase of three well-known UAE-based gym brands. Dubai’s Real Estate Market Thrives Amid Rising Rents and Sustained Growth Dubai’s real estate market grew in November 2024, with rents up 20.8% annually, AED 30.53 billion in sales transactions, and strong demand for apartments and off-plan properties. Strategic initiatives like Vision 2033 and urban plans drive resilience, with the sector set to meet rising population and investor confidence. Six Senses Palm Jumeirah villa in Dubai sold for Dh130 million A beachfront Signature Villa at Six Senses Palm Jumeirah sold for AED 130 million, marking a top 2024 sale. This underscores Dubai’s booming super-prime branded residences sector, with AED 28.8 billion in sales in H1 2024, driven by luxury demand and world-class amenities. Dubai’s annual rent prices surge 20.8 percent in November: Report Dubai’s real estate market saw a 20.8% rent surge in November 2024, with AED 3.53 billion in rental transactions and AED 30.53 billion in sales. Apartments and off-plan properties led demand, supported by strategic initiatives under the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and a growing population. Tranquil’s new project in JVC to be handed over in Q1 2027 Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) offers high returns for investors, with strong demand for off-plan properties, rental yields over 6.67%, and robust infrastructure. The new Blossom76 development highlights the area’s appeal with luxury amenities and affordability. Dubai property prices are projected to grow 5-7% annually through 2025. Meraas unveils latest phase of Nad Al Sheba Gardens Meraas has launched a new phase of Nad Al Sheba Gardens, featuring luxury townhouses and villas with serene lagoon views and premium amenities. Highlights include a new retail hub with Waitrose, proximity to Downtown Dubai, and thoughtfully designed homes blending nature and urban living for an exclusive lifestyle. New corporate tax will not impact UAE’s attractiveness for businesses: Experts The UAE’s new domestic minimum top-up corporate tax, effective 2025, aligns with OECD standards, applying a 15% rate to multinational enterprises with €750M+ revenues. SMEs remain unaffected, while tax incentives for R&D and high-value jobs aim to sustain growth and innovation, ensuring the UAE’s business attractiveness despite higher tax rates. Modon launches Nawayef Park Views on Hudayriyat Island Modon has launched Nawayef Park Views, the first freehold apartment development on Hudayriyat Island. Offering Mediterranean-style living with one- to four-bedroom apartments, it features leisure, retail, and dining venues. The project supports sustainable, active lifestyles and sets a new benchmark for apartment living in Abu Dhabi. Pinnacle Developers and Devmark launch Vitalia Palm Jumeirah Residences Pinnacle Developers, in partnership with Devmark, has launched Vitalia Palm Jumeirah Residences, a nine-story waterfront development featuring 45 luxury residences. Located on Palm Jumeirah’s East Crescent, it offers Italian-inspired design, premium wellness amenities, and convenient access to Dubai’s attractions. Completion is slated for 2026, with bookings now open. UAE: AARK awards enabling contract for $1.1bln RAK beachfront project AARK Developers has appointed Atlas Foundations for the AED 4 billion Sora Beach Residences on Al Marjan Island, featuring luxury waterfront homes, private beaches, and proximity to the upcoming Wynn Resort. Designed by Nikken Sekkei, the project emphasizes sustainable, ultra-luxury living and is poised to redefine Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate landscape. Dubai South and Bahria Town Collaborate on Master Community Dubai South has partnered with BT Holding LLC to develop a master-planned gated community in its Golf District near Al Maktoum International Airport. Featuring diverse residential options, green spaces, and lifestyle amenities, the project supports Dubai South’s vision to attract 1 million residents and establish itself as a future-ready global hub. ADX-listed RAK Properties completes design of Nikki Beach Resort & Spa Ras Al Khaimah RAK Properties has completed the design phase for Nikki Beach Resort & Spa Ras Al Khaimah on Hayat Island. Designed with Gensler, the 33,580 sqm resort will feature 156 keys, including suites and sky villas, and is set to open in 2027.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 9th of December 2024

The total real estate transaction volume recorded on December 9, 2024, in Dubai amounted to AED 1.725 billion. This reflects sustained activity in the market, with strong contributions from both off-plan and ready property segments. Below is a detailed breakdown of these transactions, highlighting the distribution and share of various property categories. Off-Plan PropertiesOff-plan property sales accounted for AED 769.4 million, which represents approximately 44.6% of the total transactions for the day. Within this category: The dominance of flats in the off-plan segment underscores investor interest in new high-rise residential developments, driven by attractive payment plans and the potential for capital appreciation. Ready PropertiesReady property sales were the leading contributors, totaling AED 955.8 million, which constitutes 55.4% of the overall market activity for the day. Breaking down the ready property segment: The predominance of ready flats reflects the continued high demand for immediately available residential units, while the significant contributions from villas, hotel apartments, and commercial properties illustrate a balanced interest across property types. SummaryThe ready properties dominated the day’s market activity, contributing more than half of the total transaction value. The strong showing of ready flats emphasizes Dubai’s appeal to buyers seeking immediate occupancy or rental opportunities, while the robust off-plan activity highlights investor confidence in the city’s long-term growth. This balanced landscape of real estate transactions underscores Dubai’s unique position as a global real estate hub, catering to both end-users and investors seeking a diverse range of opportunities. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 10-Dec-2024 Dubai villa prices rose 31.9% annually in November 2024. Large multinational companies to pay 15 percent top-up tax in 2025. Demand for industrial real estate hitting sky high in Dubai. Established European real estate developer launches Dubai operations MVS Real Estate Development, with 18+ years of experience and 22,000+ apartments delivered in Russia and the UK, has launched in Dubai. Renowned for quality and innovation, it plans high-end residential projects in the city, leveraging its expertise, timely delivery, and sustainability-focused approach. Dubai emerges as the global real estate standout against London and New York Dubai offers affordable luxury real estate at $438/sq ft, high yields (7.0%), and strong price growth (16.5% YoY). Pro-investor policies, safety, and global connectivity enhance its appeal over London and New York, making it a prime choice for investors seeking value, stability, and long-term growth. Dubai real estate sector recorded $1.7bn of transactions last week, including Bluewaters apartment sold for $23m The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED6.28bn ($1.7bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Kamdar Property Development Launches 105 Residences in Jumeirah Village Circle Kamdar Property Development launches 105 Residences in Jumeirah Village Circle, marking its first public investment project. Offering 105 premium apartments with top-tier amenities, the fully funded development reflects Kamdar’s commitment to quality, sustainability, and punctuality, signaling a strategic shift toward wider market growth and future public projects by 2025. Dubai real estate market sees robust November with AED40B (USD10.89B) in sales Dubai’s real estate market recorded 13,502 transactions worth AED40 billion in November. Apartment sales rose 31.2% YoY, while overall transactions grew 10.5%. Villa and plot sales declined, but commercial deals grew 5%. Average prices per square foot climbed 8.8% to AED1,497, continuing a multi-year upward trend. Revealed: Demand for industrial real estate hitting sky high in Dubai amidst influx of companies seeking entry, expansion The demand surge is driving up real estate prices and commercial rents, threatening to push up capital and operational costs for setting up industries and operating manufacturing facilities in the emirate. Dubai rents to increase in 2025: Which areas will see a hike in rentals? Dubai rents are projected to rise by 10% in 2025, driven by population growth and strong demand. Luxury areas like Palm Jumeirah and Downtown may see up to 18% increases, while affordable neighborhoods like JVC expect modest growth of 2-5%. Supply growth may moderate increases in some areas. Property Finder reveals latest data for Dubai’s ongoing growth across off-plan and existing real estate in November 2024 In November 2024, Dubai’s real estate market saw 14,479 transactions (+19% YoY) worth AED 43 billion. Off-plan sales surged 46% in volume, while ready transactions declined. Furnished rentals dominated demand, with Jumeirah Village Circle and Dubai Marina popular for apartments. Female and Gen Z investors are driving market diversification. Dubai: What are the property buyer’s rights in case of delayed off-plan project handover? In Dubai, off-plan property disputes are governed by the Sale Purchase Agreement (SPA). Buyers can seek remedies through the Dubai Land Department (DLD) or courts for developer delays. Compensation depends on SPA terms, with developers potentially citing force majeure for delays beyond their control. AQUA Properties Unveils $130M Project in Dubai Sports City AQUA Properties launches The Community Sports Arena in Dubai Sports City, featuring 396 apartments with hybrid workspaces and 15+ luxury amenities. Spanning 66,000 sq ft, this sustainable, smart urban development blends lifestyle, work, and well-being, reinforcing AQUA’s leadership in innovative and holistic living spaces in Dubai’s real estate market. Top Abu Dhabi developer sees commercial property boom extending Abu Dhabi’s commercial real estate market thrives amid high demand from global financial firms, maintaining strong occupancy rates. Aldar Properties plans a mixed-use skyscraper near Dubai’s financial center, while both Abu Dhabi and Dubai expand financial districts to meet growing demand, contrasting global trends of declining office occupancy. UAE corporate tax: Large multinational companies to pay 15 percent top-up tax in 2025 The UAE will implement a 15% domestic minimum tax on large multinational enterprises (MNEs) with €750M+ global revenue starting January 2025, aligning with OECD standards. Planned incentives include R&D tax credits (30-50%) by 2026 and refundable tax credits for high-value employment from 2025, promoting innovation and economic competitiveness. BEYOND unveils Orise, a new era of luxury waterfront living in Dubai BEYOND launches Orise, its second waterfront project at Dubai Maritime City, offering 530 bespoke residences with cinematic skyline views. Designed by Nabil Gholam Architects and HBA, Orise blends urban sophistication with coastal serenity. Featuring over 30 customizable …

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review: November 2024

Land transactions in Nov. 2024 was 38.7% of the total transactions. The market saw a decrease of approximately AED 20 billion from Oct 2024 to Nov. 2024, and up AED 1.2 billion from Nov. 2023. In November 2024, the total value of transactions in the real estate market reached approximately AED 54.0 billion. This represents a significant decrease compared to last month’s figure of AED 74.1 billion and is slightly lower than the November 2023 total of AED 55.2 billion, suggesting a period of consolidation or cautious investor sentiment. Breakdown by Segment Comparison to Prior Periods Top Performing Areas Following the overall market overview, certain communities continued to capture investor interest and transaction volumes during November 2024. A closer look at the top areas by number of transactions and total value reveals ongoing demand in both established neighborhoods and emerging hotspots. Key Insights Outlook The November 2024 numbers suggest that the market is undergoing a period of adjustment after experiencing robust activity in recent months. Going forward, the balance between off-plan enthusiasm, steady absorption of ready units, and enduring interest in land transactions will shape the trajectory. Market participants will likely monitor macroeconomic indicators, upcoming project announcements, and policy frameworks closely, as these factors influence both short-term sentiment and long-term market stability. Overall, November 2024 shows a more measured pace compared to previous periods, with a healthy distribution of investments across a range of established and evolving communities.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 5th of December 2024

The Dubai real estate market continues to showcase remarkable dynamism, with total transactions recorded at AED 1.51 billion on December 5, 2024. This report delves into the details of both off-plan and ready property sales, breaking down their contributions and providing an insight into the various property types. Total Transaction Breakdown: Off-Plan vs. Ready Properties The transactions for December 5, 2024, revealed a balanced market with a total value of AED 1,507,753,833 split between off-plan and ready properties. The off-plan sector accounted for AED 777.88 million, contributing approximately 51.6% to the total, whereas ready properties represented AED 729.88 million, making up about 48.4% of the overall transactions. Off-Plan Transactions Overview The off-plan property transactions recorded a total of AED 777,876,775, showcasing strong investor confidence in upcoming projects. The breakdown of the off-plan market is as follows: Ready Properties Overview Ready properties brought in AED 729,877,059 in total transactions, reflecting the appeal of fully developed, immediately livable or usable properties. The breakdown of the ready property transactions is as follows: Conclusion The Dubai real estate market remains robust, with a balanced distribution between off-plan and ready property transactions. Off-plan properties hold a slight edge in total value, driven by investor confidence in future projects and Dubai’s continued growth as a global city. Ready properties, however, are nearly equal in demand, indicating the strong appeal for immediate occupancy and long-term investments. Flats, in both off-plan and ready categories, dominate the market, highlighting their affordability and attractiveness to a broad buyer base. Villas, while contributing a smaller share, continue to reflect the demand for upscale and spacious living. The modest yet notable interest in commercial properties underscores the growing opportunities within Dubai’s thriving business landscape. This mix of transactions illustrates a healthy market, with diverse opportunities catering to different investor needs and preferences, reinforcing Dubai’s position as a vibrant, multifaceted real estate hub. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 06-Dec-2024 Apartment sales rose 31.2%, while villa and plot sales saw declines. ENBD REIT reported a 6.57% year-on-year increase in NAV to USD 202 million. 4-bedroom unit leased out for Dh4.4 million a year. Dubai real estate sales top Dh40 billion in November Dubai’s real estate market recorded 13,502 sales worth Dh40 billion in November, with an 8.8% rise in average property prices. Apartment sales rose 31.2%, while villa and plot sales saw declines. Total sales were up 10.5% from last November, reflecting sustained demand and investor confidence. Dubai real estate: Tokinvest and YallaValue to support fractional property investments Dubai’s Tokinvest DMCC is teaming up with YallaValue to deliver independent property valuations to support tokenised real estate investment decisions. Beyond Developments launches Orise project in Dubai Maritime City Beyond has launched its second project, Orise, featuring 530 bespoke residences in Dubai Maritime City. The development offers modern waterfront living, flexible customization options, and extensive amenities, including lush gardens and fitness facilities. Orise aims to build on the success of Beyond’s first project, Saria. Dubai-based digital platform offers $134 entry into Saudi real estate market Dubai-based fractional ownership firm Stake plans to invest SAR1 billion in Saudi Arabia’s real estate market, targeting properties including a Riyadh mall. Stake aims to tap growing foreign interest in Saudi real estate, officially launching on Dec. 9, with a focus on rental income and long-term property appreciation. ENBD REIT announces H1 NAV to 30th September 2024 ENBD REIT reported a 6.57% year-on-year increase in NAV to USD 202 million. Funds From Operations rose 42%, boosting dividends to USD 5 million. Occupancy reached a record 94%. The REIT continues its turnaround strategy, enhancing shareholder value through improved FFO and portfolio performance. BPMG signs landmark MoU with Institute of Real Estate Management The Dubai Real Estate Brokerage and Property Management Group (BPMG) signed an MOU with the Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) to enhance real estate management standards in Dubai. The collaboration focuses on education, certifications, and events, aligning with Dubai’s D33 agenda to foster professional growth and innovation. Dubai: Highest apartment rent in history? 4-bedroom unit leased out for Dh4.4 million a year A penthouse at The Royal Atlantis on Palm Jumeirah was rented for Dh4.4 million, setting a record as Dubai’s most expensive apartment lease. The 10,000 sqft penthouse offers luxury amenities including a terrace, infinity pool, and hotel concierge. The tenant, a European family, chose it for its high-end features. Bahria Town signs agreement to launch major project in Dubai Bahria Town launched its first international project in Dubai South, developing a gated master community featuring residential, commercial, and lifestyle amenities. The project includes villas, townhouses, educational facilities, parks, and entertainment, contributing to Dubai South’s vision of attracting 1 million residents near Al Maktoum International Airport.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 4th of December 2024

The total real estate transaction volume recorded on December 4th, 2024, in Dubai amounted to AED 715.4 million. This relatively low transaction amount can be attributed to the national day holidays in the UAE, which typically lead to a temporary slowdown in market activity. The market activity is expected to be at its normal pace next week. Below, we break down the specifics of these transactions, providing a detailed insight into the distribution and share of various property categories. Off-Plan Properties Off-plan property sales accounted for AED 127.2 million, which represents approximately 17.8% of the total transactions for the day. Within this category: The dominance of flats in the off-plan segment highlights the current market preference for high-rise developments and the attractiveness of investment opportunities available in new residential projects. Ready Properties Ready property sales were the driving force behind the total transactions, amounting to AED 588.2 million, which constitutes 82.2% of the overall market activity for the day. Breaking down the ready property segment: The predominance of ready flats, making up over three-quarters of the ready property transactions, emphasizes the continued high demand for completed residential units in Dubai. The significant share of villa sales, as well as hotel apartments and commercial units, indicates a balanced interest across various property types, catering to a diverse buyer demographic. Summary Overall, the ready properties dominated the day’s market activity, contributing over four times the value compared to off-plan transactions. The high proportion of ready flats shows Dubai’s strong appeal to those seeking immediate occupancy or rental opportunities, while the continued interest in off-plan properties highlights investor confidence in the city’s growth trajectory. This mixed landscape of real estate transactions illustrates Dubai’s unique ability to cater to both investors looking for future value growth and end-users seeking to secure their ideal homes today. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 05-Dec-2024 Nearly 20% of Dubai homes are now worth over $1 million. Short supply of homes to push Dubai property prices by 8% in 2025. Dubai leads world with 140 premium projects expected by 2031. Branded real estate sector in Dubai leads world with 140 premium projects expected by 2031 With 1,530 branded real estate projects expected in the world by 2031 it is a booming market and Dubai is at the forefront. Aldar buys commercial tower in Dubai’s DIFC for $626 million ldar acquired a commercial tower in Dubai’s DIFC for Dh2.3 billion. The 40-storey tower, due by 2028, expands Aldar’s footprint in Dubai’s commercial market amid high demand for office space. Dubai’s office occupancy is at 93%, with rental rates increasing significantly. Dubai Real Estate Has Another Busy Month With Property Sales Worth AED40 Billion Dubai’s real estate market recorded 13,502 property sales worth AED40 billion in November. Apartment sales led with 10,857 transactions. Average price per sq ft rose by 8.8%. Top areas included Jumeirah Village Circle and Dubai Marina. Sales from developers outpaced re-sales, highlighting sustained investor confidence. Dubai real estate: Phase 1 of AI-powered Laguna Residence by ONE Development sells out in record time Located in Dubai’s City of Arabia, Laguna Residence stands as the UAE’s first AI-integrated residential community. Thousands of UAE homeowners become ‘accidental millionaires’ as property prices rise Nearly 20% of Dubai homes are now worth over $1 million due to price inflation. Property prices are projected to rise 8% in 2025, though growth may slow. Dubai faces a potential long-term housing shortfall, with developers planning 300,000 homes by 2029 amid high demand. Short supply of homes to push Dubai property prices by 8% in 2025 Dubai house prices are expected to rise by 8% in 2025, driven by high demand and limited supply, per Knight Frank’s report. Nearly 20% of homes are now worth over $1 million. Developers plan 300,000 homes by 2029, but supply constraints may create a long-term housing shortfall. ‘People are not leaving anymore’ – what’s changing in Dubai? Dubai’s property market is increasingly attracting long-term residents due to liberal policies, safety, and favorable tax conditions. Nearly 20% of property transactions involve cash, making the market less vulnerable to interest rate hikes. Dubai continues expanding inland, and Ras Al-Khaimah may emerge as a future growth area.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 04-Dec-2024

Kitchen-free homes soon as food delivery industry grows. Record property prices, payment plans push buyers from prime areas to outskirts. Dubai Home Prices Set to Surge Again in 2025. Dubai: Record property prices, payment plans push buyers from prime areas to outskirts High property prices and aggressive off-plan payment plans in Dubai’s central districts are pushing buyers to suburban areas. Affordable communities like Discovery Gardens saw price surges, while central locations saw moderate growth. Aggressive off-plan payment plans are also challenging for lower-income buyers. Dar Al Arkan and Trump Organization Partner for Dubai Luxury Tower Expansion The Trump Organization and Dar Global will develop Trump Tower Dubai, featuring luxury residences, a Trump-branded hotel, and an exclusive club. This partnership aims to enhance Dubai’s luxury market, coinciding with Trump’s 2024 presidential victory, which may boost international investor interest. Completion details remain undisclosed. How PropTech is Transforming Real Estate in Dubai PropTech is transforming Dubai’s real estate market, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and customer experience. Iconic developments like Dubai Hills Estate benefit from technologies like blockchain, AI, and VR, reshaping luxury, rental, and commercial real estate sectors. Challenges remain, but Dubai’s commitment to innovation ensures continued growth. Dubai: Kitchen-free homes soon as food delivery industry grows, billionaire predicts Dubai may soon feature kitchenless buildings as food delivery grows rapidly. Noon founder Mohamed Alabbar revealed plans, citing changing dining habits. He predicts Noon Food will dominate the UAE market soon. Alabbar attributes their success to Dubai’s supportive government policies and emphasizes their commitment to the country’s growth. Dubai Home Prices Set to Surge Again in 2025, Knight Frank Says Dubai home prices are expected to rise by 8% in 2025 after a 20% surge in 2024, driven by high demand and population growth. The luxury segment will increase by 5%. A shortage of available properties, particularly villas, is contributing to price pressures as developers aim to meet booming demand. Dubai real estate: How 3D printing in construction could support $272bn property transaction targets The Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033 eyes $272bn transaction targets and developers could turn to 3D-printing to support the ambition. Dubai Land Department strengthens its leadership in real estate innovation at the LiveableCitiesX Summit Dubai Land Department (DLD) showcased its real estate innovation initiatives at the ‘LiveableCitiesX’ Summit, focusing on sustainability and digital transformation. Key projects include the Real Estate Evolution Space Initiative, blockchain-based tokenization, and the ’20-Minute City’ model, all aimed at positioning Dubai as a global hub for sustainable, investor-friendly cities. Branded residence demand in Dubai could see 20% price surge as international investors eye lifestyle upgrade The surge in demand for branded residences in Dubai is also projected to push up their pieces by 10-20% from the estimated current average price of about $1,769 per square foot. Dubai: More tenants seek budget-friendly options amid record-high rentals Rising rental prices in Dubai are pushing tenants to seek budget-friendly options in areas like Dubai South and Town Square. Flexible payment plans are becoming popular, while upscale areas maintain demand despite increased rents. The luxury rental market remains insulated, but mid-range properties face price sensitivity amid rising costs. Dubai real estate: Off-plan property sales increase by over 50% as demand outstrips supply Dubai off-plan property sales saw a surge of more than 50 percent in Q3 as the city real estate sector continues to flourish, according to JLL research. Reforms pay off as Sharjah property market surges ahead High rental prices in Dubai and reforms in Sharjah are driving increased demand for Sharjah properties, with rents rising 16-19% in 2024. Affordable pricing and quality developments attract tenants and buyers, especially as Dubai residents seek cheaper alternatives. Government policies have boosted Sharjah’s real estate market growth and investor interest. Dubai’s ultra-luxury real estate market to continue its record pace of growth Dubai’s ultra-luxury real estate market saw strong growth in 2024, with 2,405 prime sales surpassing 2023’s total. High-net-worth demand, driven by Dubai’s safety, stability, and attractive lifestyle, continues despite limited ultra-luxury supply. Experts expect steady demand and price growth, with high-end areas projected to rise 10-12% in 2025.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 02-Dec-2024

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 48 reached AED 7.6 billion, up 7.4% . Off-plan contributed 51.2% or AED 3.89 billion and Ready properties contributed 48.8% or AED 3.71 billion. In Week 48, Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 7.6 billion, marking an increase from the previous week’s AED 7.1 billion. This represents an approximate growth of 7.4%, showcasing continued confidence and a strong appetite for both off-plan and ready properties. Below, we delve into the contributions from different categories and the most active areas by value traded. Off-Plan vs. Ready Properties The nearly equal split between off-plan and ready properties indicates a well-balanced interest across new developments and completed properties, reflecting diverse buyer preferences and investment opportunities in Dubai’s real estate landscape. Breakdown of Off-Plan Transactions The off-plan category witnessed AED 3.89 billion in transactions, with flats contributing 84.0% of the total, amounting to AED 3.26 billion. The breakdown of off-plan property types is as follows: Key Areas for Off-Plan Sales: Breakdown of Ready Property Transactions The ready property category generated AED 3.71 billion, with flats again dominating the transactions with a 72.5% share, totaling AED 2.69 billion. The detailed contribution of each ready property type is as follows: Key Areas for Ready Sales: Summary and Insights The real estate transactions in Week 48 show a 7.0% increase in total transaction value from Week 47, reflecting a continued uptrend as the year draws to a close. The balance between off-plan and ready properties is indicative of a versatile market, appealing to a variety of investors, from those seeking immediate occupancy to those looking at future developments. Top Highlights: As we look forward, the rising interest in both premium areas and emerging neighborhoods illustrates Dubai’s diverse real estate appeal, catering to both high-end buyers and those seeking new community living experiences.

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