Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-May-2026  

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 19-May-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 18 was AED 8.43 billion and 4,970 transactions. Off-plan contributed 60.1% or 5.07 billion, while Ready properties contributed 39.9% or 3.36 billion.  In Week 18, Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 8.43 billion across 4,970 deals, compared with AED 9.88 billion and 4,163 transactions in Week 17. Off-plan properties accounted for 60.1% of the week’s volume (AED 5.07 billion), while ready assets made up 39.9% (AED 3.36 billion). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 4,502.4 2,312.4 Villas 498.6 695.9 Hotel Apartments & Rooms 34.0 99.2 Commercials 30.5 252.1 Total 5,065.5 3,359.6 Breakdown of Transactions: Off-Plan Properties: Off-plan properties contributed significantly, accounting for 60.1% of total transactions (AED 5.07 billion). Most Active Areas by Value These ten locales together accounted for AED 2.9 billion or 57.1% of the Total Off-Plan transactions Ready Properties: Ready properties made up 39.9% of total transactions (AED 3.36 billion). Most Active Areas by Value The top 10 areas combined totaled AED 1.8 billion (53.4% of total ready transactions) On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Market Insights:

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 06-May-2026

UAE Real Estate Sector: Comparative Analysis

Emaar, Aldar, Deyaar (FY2024) Summary This report provides a comparative analysis of three key players in the UAE real estate development sector – Emaar Properties, Aldar Properties, and Deyaar Development – based on their fiscal year 2024 financial results. Emaar solidifies its position as the market leader, exhibiting superior scale (Revenue: AED 35.5B; NAV: AED 212.8B) and profitability (Net Profit: AED 17.5B; Margin: ~49.3%). Aldar maintains its significant presence, particularly within Abu Dhabi, reporting strong revenue (AED 23.0B) and robust profit (Net Profit: AED 6.5B; Margin: ~28.3%). Deyaar, while operating on a considerably smaller scale (Revenue: AED 1.51B), demonstrated commendable relative profitability (Net Profit: AED 0.47B; Margin: ~31.3%). Dividend profiles vary: Emaar offers a high yield (~7.6%) reflecting mature profitability; Aldar provides a consistent, growing dividend (~2.26% yield); Deyaar recently reinstated dividends (~4.39% yield) after a hiatus. Investment considerations hinge on scale, geographic focus, margin performance, and capital return policies. Scope and Objective This analysis evaluates the relative financial standing and performance of Emaar, Aldar, and Deyaar utilizing their audited consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2024. The assessment incorporates key financial metrics, comparative positioning, and dividend policies to inform an investment perspective on these entities within the UAE real estate landscape. Company Profiles Financial Performance Review (FY2024) A summary of key financial indicators for the fiscal year 2024: Metric Emaar Aldar Deyaar Revenue AED 35.5 B AED 23.0 B AED 1.51 B EBITDA AED 19.3 B Not Disclosed Not Disclosed Profit Before Tax Not Disclosed Not Disclosed AED 0.51 B Net Profit AED 17.5 B AED 6.5 B AED 0.47 B Total Assets AED 212.8 Bn AED 85.7 B AED 6.95 B Net Profit Margin 49.3% 28.3% 31.3% Notes: Figures derived from provided FY2024 financial statements. EBITDA and PBT were not consistently presented in summary sections across all reports. Emaar’s asset scale represented by Net Asset Value (NAV). Deyaar’s Net Profit is post-tax. Key Observations: Comparative Benchmarking Dividend Policy and History Shareholder distributions are a key component of total return. Comparative Yield: Emaar currently offers the most attractive dividend yield, potentially reflecting its mature earnings profile. Aldar offers a lower but consistently growing dividend. Deyaar’s recently reinstated dividend provides a competitive yield, though its short track record warrants monitoring. Investment Thesis & Outlook Conclusion: The choice between Emaar, Aldar, and Deyaar depends significantly on investor risk appetite, desired geographic exposure (Dubai vs. Abu Dhabi), and investment objectives (growth vs. income). Emaar offers scale and yield, Aldar provides Abu Dhabi exposure and dividend growth, while Deyaar presents a smaller-cap turnaround/growth story. A thorough evaluation should incorporate prevailing macroeconomic conditions, regulatory landscape, interest rate environment, and specific project-level analysis.

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 11-May-2026

Damac Hills 2: A Suburban Oasis for Affordable Luxury in Dubai

Damac Hills 2 is a Dubailand community offering affordable villas, eco-friendly design, diverse amenities, strong investment returns, and suburban tranquility. Damac Hills 2 (formerly Akoya Oxygen) is a 55-million-sq.ft. master-planned community in Dubailand (Madinat Hind) that strikes the perfect balance between affordable homes in Dubai and resort-style living. Just 40 km from Downtown Dubai, it offers villas and townhouses (14,044), and apartments (2,120), and hotel rooms & apartments ( 2,127) set amid lush green corridors, water features, and dedicated leisure “towns.” Well-connected via the E77 and E66 highways (and now an RTA bus link to Dubai Studio City), Damac Hills 2 appeals to investors, first-time homebuyers, expats, and families seeking value, space, and strong growth potential. Master Developer and Origins of Damac Hills 2 Developed by DAMAC Properties, one of the UAE’s leading real-estate firms, Damac Hills 2 was launched in 2014 under the name Akoya Oxygen. The vision: create Dubai’s first fully realized “green” community with energy-efficient homes, an international golf course designed by Tiger Woods, and an eco-conscious ethos reflected in its name (O₂ for oxygen). In late 2019, DAMAC rebranded the project as Damac Hills 2, aligning it with its flagship “Damac Hills” brand and signaling a renewed commitment to quality and continuity in this expansive suburban enclave. Stages of Development This phased approach ensures residents enjoy immediate benefits while DAMAC continually enhances the master plan. Developers Active in Damac Hills 2 While DAMAC Properties is the sole master developer, it has diversified its offering through 30+ themed clusters, each delivering a unique lifestyle: This consistency under the DAMAC umbrella ensures uniform build quality, maintenance standards, and integrated amenities across the community. Economic Value and Property Prices Affordability and investment upside are Damac Hills 2’s hallmarks (May 2025): According to Bayut, the average listing price of villas in Damac Hills 2 is AED 2.32 million, significantly lower than comparable suburban communities. Rental yields in affordable clusters average 6%–8%, making Damac Hills 2 villas a top pick for yield-seeking investors. Moreover, villa prices rose 22% between 2021 and 2023. Services and Amenities in Damac Hills 2 Themed Leisure “Towns” Daily Conveniences Green & Family-Friendly Environment Together, these amenities create a self-sufficient “city within a city”, where residents live, work, and play without leaving the neighborhood. Conclusion For first-time homebuyers, Damac Hills 2 offers an affordable entry into villa living with comprehensive amenities. Families value the green spaces, safe environment, and proximity to schools. Expats appreciate the community’s diversity and leisure facilities. Investors benefit from robust yields (6%–8%) and proven capital appreciation (22% growth). Brokers find a high-demand product that meets both rental and sales market needs. Damac Hills 2 exemplifies intelligent suburban planning—blending affordable luxury, eco-friendly design, and high-end leisure. Its phased development ensures continual improvements, while the DAMAC brand guarantees quality. Whether seeking property investment in Damac Hills 2 or a spacious family home in affordable homes in Dubai, this community delivers on value, lifestyle, and long-term growth.

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 16-May-2025

Ajman’s real estate transactions rose 24.3% in April. Palm Jebel Ali transactions hit Dh11.3 bn, Palm Jumeirah Dh5.87 bn in early 2025. Deal allows UAQ FTZ firms to acquire property in Dubai. RTA opens registration for the Dubai World Congress for Self-Driving Transport 2025 Under Sheikh Hamdan’s patronage, the RTA has opened registration for the 4th Dubai World Congress for Self-Driving Transport (24–25 Sept 2025), themed “Redefining Mobility: The Path to Autonomy.” The event showcases integrated autonomous systems, crowns the 2024 challenge winner with $3 million, and advances Dubai’s goal of 25% autonomous transit by 2030. Azizi Developments hosts exclusive Dubai event as part of its global roadshow Azizi Developments invites Dubai investors to preview its AED 75 billion Azizi Milan project, an Italian-inspired, sustainability-led, 40 million sq ft mixed-use community hosting 144,000 residents and 800 hotel keys—at the Conrad Hotel on May 19 and 26, 2025, as part of its global roadshow. Ras Al Khaimah real estate: Fairmont Residences Al Marjan Island sales to open on June 1 with $680,000 branded properties Ras Al Khaimah real estate investors will be able to buy properties in Fairmont Residences Al Marjan Island from June 1. Dubai real estate: Off-plan sales contribute 69 percent of all transactions in Q1 2025 Dubai’s residential market saw a 23% YoY Q1 transaction rise, led by off-plan deals (69%) and apartments (76%). Peripheral micro-markets accounted for 55% of volumes. Prime segment exceeded 1,300 transactions over AED 10 m (up 31%), with villas holding 73% share. Outlook remains positive despite global uncertainties. Ajman real estate valuations reach $121.74mln in April Ajman’s real estate transactions rose 24.3% in April to AED 446.8 million across 189 transactions. Residential assets led with AED 207.4 million, followed by over AED 180 million in commercial assets. Golden Residence–related valuations totaled AED 303.3 million (154 deals), up 21.3% month-on-month. Disrupt-X and Tecpro Solutions partner to deliver Corporate Real Estate Platform across the UAE and Middle East Disrupt-X and Tecpro Solutions have teamed up to resell ALEF 360°, an integrated IoT-powered real estate management platform, across the UAE and Middle East. Combining facility and asset management, iBMS, and energy-sustainability tools, it delivers real-time insights and automation to optimize operations and cut costs. Palm Jebel Ali drives remarkable beachfront property surge Dubai’s beachfront market boomed in early 2025—Palm Jebel Ali transactions hit Dh11.3 bn, Palm Jumeirah Dh5.87 bn—fueled by high rental yields (7–10%), 21.3% YoY value growth and strong HNWI demand. Luxury sales surged (190 homes over Dh36 m), while affordable mid-market options expanded amid an 18% short-term rental uptick. Deal allows UAQ FTZ firms to acquire property in Dubai UAQ FTZ and the Dubai Land Department signed an MoC letting UAQ FTZ-registered companies acquire and register freehold property in Dubai under their business name, streamlining digital registration, ensuring legal clarity and compliance, and empowering firms to diversify and secure long-term real estate assets. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 15th of May 2025 On 15 May 2025, Dubai’s residential transactions totalled AED 1.78 billion. Off-plan deals accounted for AED 955 million (53.6%), while ready properties made up AED 828 million (46.4%), reflecting a balanced market split between new launches and completed assets. Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready Flats 716.7 558.9 Villas 213.5 196.7 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 4.2 26.4 Commercial 20.7 45.9 Total 955.0 827.9 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Off-Plan Transactions: AED 955 million (53.6% of the total transactions) Ready Market Performance Total Ready Transactions: AED 828 million (46.4% of the total transactions) On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The slight off-plan advantage underscores developer confidence and buyer willingness to engage early, particularly in high-density residential towers. Ready-market strength – especially in flats – highlights continued end-user demand. Villa sales in both segments demonstrate Dubai’s appeal for family living. Looking ahead, robust off-plan launches and steady ready-stock absorption suggest sustained market momentum, supported by attractive financing options and ongoing urban expansion.

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 13-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-May-2025

Dubai could welcome about 7,100 millionaires in 2025, bringing roughly $7.1 billion. Sharjah’s real estate hit 7,206 transactions in April 2025, totaling AED 4 billion. 6,700 millionaires relocated to the UAE in 2024, reports reveals Betterhomes forecasts Dubai could welcome about 7,100 millionaires in 2025, bringing roughly $7.1 billion, fueling a shift from speculative buying to long-term investment. Drawn by tax efficiency, stability, and connectivity, HNWIs are anchoring wealth in Dubai’s real estate as a structural asset class. Sharjah’s Real Estate Market Sees Surge in Transactions Sharjah’s real estate hit 7,206 transactions in April 2025, totaling AED 4 billion across 10.3 million sq ft. Growth is driven by supportive government policies, infrastructure expansion, freehold incentives, and foreign investment. Both residential and commercial markets surged amid sustainability challenges. $3B in Dubai Real Estate Goes On-Chain as $MBG Token Set to Launch MultiBank is tokenizing $3 billion of premium UAE real estate with MAG and blockchain firm Mavryk on its regulated RWA marketplace, MultiBank.io. It’s launching $MBG—a utility token for access, staking, governance, yield and deflationary buyback-and-burn—in the world’s largest real estate tokenization, scalable to $10 billion. Hamdan bin Mohammed approves $544.5mln housing package Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed approved over AED2 billion for 1,163 new Emirati housing units across Wadi Al Amardi, Al Aweer, Hatta, and Oud Al Muteena, highlighting modern designs, advanced infrastructure, quality services, and sustainable living environments to support citizens’ well-being. European real estate developer announces $2.72bn UAE project pipeline MAAIA targets growth in UAE with new projects announced in Dubai and $1.4bn sales target in 2025. Jumeirah Golf Estates unveils ‘The Next Chapter’ masterplan: A visionary leap in Dubai’s urban landscape Wasl unveiled the “Next Chapter” masterplan for Jumeirah Golf Estates, spanning 4.68 million sqm and adding 12,345 homes—from villas and mansions to apartments—across six lifestyle districts. It features golf, equestrian and sports facilities, integrated retail, schools and parks, plus seamless transport links under Dubai’s 2040 Urban Plan. BARNES International establishes strategic partnership with Dubai Land Department Dubai Land Department and BARNES Middle East Africa signed a Memorandum of Cooperation at the April 16, 2025 International Property Show to elevate Dubai’s luxury real estate sector. The partnership taps BARNES’s 30 years of global expertise and AI-driven tools for market data exchange, international roadshows, and strategic promotion to UHNW clients. Shurooq delivers 52 mega projects worth $1.96 bn: What it means for Sharjah’s market Sharjah’s Shurooq marks 15 years of sustainable development with over 60 million square feet of completed projects across real estate, hospitality, culture, and retail. The German luxury car brand Brabus enters the UAE real estate market for the first time German luxury brand BRABUS launched BRABUS Island – its first branded residential project in Abu Dhabi’s Al Seef District, featuring 352 units across four towers. Developed with Cosmo and Reportage Group, it shattered expectations with AED 4.2 billion in sales within 48 hours, doubling its initial goal. Abu Dhabi real estate hotspots: Q1 2025 performance & 2025/26 outlook In early 2025, Abu Dhabi’s residential market boomed – driven by limited supply, strategic infrastructure, digital banking and the Golden Visa – fueling investor demand. Oia Properties cites Yas Island, Al Reem, Hudayriyat, Al Raha Beach and Saadiyat as top performers, with Ghantoot, Al Reef, Masdar City, Al Shamkha and Zayed City emerging. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 14th of May 2025 On 14 May 2025, Dubai’s real estate market recorded transactions totaling approximately AED 1.89 billion. The off-plan segment continued to dominate, accounting for 71.7% of the total value, while ready properties made up the remaining 28.3%. This ongoing trend highlights the strength of Dubai’s development pipeline and sustained investor confidence in pre-construction opportunities. Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,246.4 394.8 Villas 95.7 89.9 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 8.6 18.5 Commercial 2.3 31.3 Total 1,353.0 534.5  Off-Plan Market Performance Total Off-Plan Transactions: AED 1.35 billion (71.7% of total) Ready Market Performance Total Ready Transactions: AED 534.5 million (28.3% of total) On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-May-2026  

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-May-2025

Dubai Real Estate Court ordered a developer to refund Dhs1.27 m to two buyers. Dubai Holding plans to raise up to AED 1.79 billion via IPO. Abu Dhabi’s Q1 2025 residential prices up 2.1% QoQ and 7.2% YoY. Top 10 Real Estate Brokers in Dubai for 2025 Dubai’s real estate market moves at breakneck speed, making the right broker essential. This guide covers five selection criteria—local knowledge, RERA licensing, specialization, clear communication, and post-sale support—and profiles the top 10 Dubai brokers of 2025, highlighting each firm’s standout expertise. Sheikh Hamdan witnesses launch of Barwa’ initiative for senior citizens and People of Determination Dubai’s Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan witnessed the launch of ‘Barwa’, a pioneering initiative by Dubai Land Department and the Community Development Authority to empower senior citizens and People of Determination with tailored digital, advisory and on-site property services. It fosters social inclusion and supports Dubai’s 2033 social and real estate strategies. Dubai court obliges real estate firm to return Dhs1.267m to plot purchasers Dubai Real Estate Court ordered a developer to refund Dhs1,267,000 to two buyers after failing to deliver their purchased villa plot. Claims against a second company were dismissed, as it proved it had already returned the funds it received. EFL star quits football aged 31 to begin new life with real estate career in Dubai Former Crewe Alexandra defender George Ray, who enjoyed a 15-year EFL career — debuting with a Wembley trophy win and playing for Tranmere, Exeter, Leyton Orient, and Barrow — has retired and joined Dubai’s Haus & Haus to begin a new career in Real Estate. Dubai real estate forecast for 2025 positive as world’s wealthy lured by Golden visas, low tax and lifestyle Dubai’s residential market started the year on a strong note, amid sustained demand by a growing population and heightened investor interest. Dubai Holding aims to raise up to $487 million from IPO of residential REIT Dubai Holding plans to raise up to AED 1.79 billion via IPO of its residential REIT, offering a 12.5% stake at AED 1.07–1.10 per unit (valued at up to $3.9 billion). The first IPO since Talabat, it is expected to distribute AED 1.1 billion in 2025 dividends. Vision Developments launches “REEM” and “SOUL” in Dubai Vision Developments has launched two new Dubai residential projects—REEM in Liwan (198 units, near Silicon Oasis) and SOUL in Production City (176 units). Both offer amenities like infinity pools, gyms, play areas and are due for handover in Q4 2026, with 20/80 payment plans. Abu Dhabi’s real estate market records strongest capital gains in three years: ValuStrat Abu Dhabi’s Q1 2025 ValuStrat report shows residential prices up 2.1% QoQ and 7.2% YoY (villa prices +9.7%, apartments +4.5%), with rents rising 9%. Limited supply hit only 2% of the pipeline. Off-plan sales plunged, ready home values climbed, office rents jumped 31.8%, and retail and hospitality stayed strong. AI Guides New Generation Of Dubai Property Buyers A fäm Properties report reveals Dubai buyer ages fell to 44 (off-plan) and 42 (resale) in 2025, with 36–45-year-olds dominating transactions, while 21–25-year-olds saw the biggest purchase growth. New MOU between Shory and Dubai Land Department brings seamless home insurance to Dubai residents Shory signed an MOU with the Dubai Land Department to deliver digital home insurance solutions for residents and real estate professionals, aligning with Dubai’s Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and enhancing service innovation and accessibility. Aldar completes sale of Mamsha Gardens residential building to Gaw Capital partners for AED586mln Abu Dhabi’s Aldar Properties sold a Mamsha Gardens residential building (71 units, 16,000 sqm) to GAW Capital Partners for AED 586 million—GAW’s first UAE deal—highlighting surging Asia-based investor interest and reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s appeal as a global real estate hub. Dubai property sees demand rising from investors seeking accessible entry points Central Asian developer Deniz, with Mimar and Seeniun Properties, launched 08 Life Residences in Al Warsan 4’s International City Phase 2. The modern residential project drew 100+ agencies and media, offering accessible, thoughtfully designed homes for end-users and investors. Infill development: The key to Dubai’s next phase of urban growth Infill development revitalizes underused urban sites in Dubai’s core—modernizing buildings and vacant plots to unlock value, meet rising demand, and support sustainability. Projects like Affini Residences and Expo City Dubai demonstrate faster ROI, exclusivity, and efficient resource use, aligning with the city’s maturity and ESG goals. Peak Summit Development launches Phase 3 of The Orchard Place in JVC Peak Summit Development launched Phase 3 of The Orchard Place in Jumeirah Village Circle, offering luxury one- to two-bedroom apartments and penthouses with private pools, European-inspired interiors, and panoramic city views. Following a sold-out Phase 1 and ahead-of-schedule Phase 2, it emphasizes connectivity, sustainability, and timely completion. Dubai rents: Tenants show strong preference for professionally managed units Survey by Betterhomes shows 75% of Dubai tenants live in professionally managed properties; 83% expect maintenance within 24 hours and 54% reject unmanaged homes. Managed portfolios boast 96% occupancy, with 72% reporting improved experiences and 69% having considered leaving due to poor landlord responsiveness. Discover why Serenia District at Jumeirah Islands is Dubai’s most compelling investment yet Palma Development’s Serenia District at Jumeirah Islands builds on Serenia Living’s success, featuring six waterfront towers with wellness amenities, Japanese-inspired design, and prime connectivity. Poised for robust capital appreciation, it offers a legacy of high returns and exclusive lifestyle in Dubai’s coveted Jumeirah Islands. Robust transaction activity powers Dubai’s residential market in Q1 2025 Savills Q1 2025 report: Dubai residential transactions rose 23% y-o-y with off-plan sales at 69% (30,000+ units launched); ready market 31%; villa share up to 24%; Al Khail corridor accounted for 55% of deals; prime segment saw 1,300+ trades over AED 10 m, villas dominating. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 13th of May 2025 Total transaction value reached AED 1,721.4 million on 13 May 2025, with off-plan deals accounting for 59.6 % (AED 1,025.7 m) and ready properties 40.4 % (AED 695.7 m) of the total. Category Off-Plan (AED Millions) …

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 06-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 13-May-2025

UAE banks are now offering mortgages below the Emirates Inter-Bank Offered Rate. An Al Barari Amaia Collection villa sold for Dh107 million. Dubai real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 2.155 billion. Dubai’s new land law to spur strategic property market growth, boost foreign investment: Experts The initiative will also elevate Dubai’s position as one of the world’s most investable cities, as it will help in instilling long-term market confidence among global investors. Dubai property buyers should not worry about high mortgage rates – Here’s why UAE banks are now offering mortgages below the Emirates Inter-Bank Offered Rate—often under 4%—to secure long-term clients, making home loans unusually affordable. Two- and three-year fixed rates are most popular. This aggressive pricing has boosted demand and helped sustain Dubai’s property-market growth. Six-tower Sobha Central launched on Dubai’s Sheikh Zayed Road Sobha Realty unveiled Sobha Central on Sheikh Zayed Road: a six-tower, mixed-use luxury hub with 1,225 one- and two-bedroom homes, world-class amenities, retail, offices and 250,000 sq ft of open space. Delivery starts December 2029, highlighting connectivity, sustainability and strong investment appeal. Dubai’s Al Barari community sees second Dh100m villa sale in 2 months An Al Barari Amaia Collection villa sold for Dh107 million—recording Dh6,316 per sq ft. The 16,939 sq ft home on a 31,000 sq ft plot follows April’s Dh121.2 million sale, highlighting Dubai’s ultra-prime market boom. Dubai named world’s 4th smartest city Dubai has advanced eight places to rank fourth globally in the IMD Smart City Index 2025, marking a major milestone in its digital transformation journey. Amirah Developments debuts to redefine Dubai’s real estate with quality-driven projects Amirah Developments, founded by entrepreneur Muhammad Yousuf Jafrani, has launched in Dubai aiming to deliver luxury, innovative, and sustainable real-estate projects. Backed by Emad Group’s network, the developer targets emerging hotspots like Dubai Islands with mixed-use, affordable-luxury homes, leveraging eco-friendly design and cutting-edge technology. Investor Appetite Grows As Dubai Property Sales Jump 23% In April Dubai saw 15,213 property sales in April (AED 46.18 billion, +23.1%), with off-plan at 59% and resales at 41%. Average AED 1,730/sq ft (+2.05%). Studios and one-beds led sales; villas and townhouses remained strong. Rentals fell 23% to 29,423 contracts, though leads rose 1.2%. Meraas unveils Atélis at D3: A masterpiece at waterfront luxury in Dubai’s creative heart Meraas has launched Atélis at d3, a 45-storey waterfront tower in Dubai’s creative district with 280 residences, petal-like balconies, three sky villas, two penthouses and three floors of spa, co-working and leisure amenities. The AED 825 million project, slated for H1 2028 completion, anchors d3’s mixed-use expansion. Massive profit spike: Dubai Investments reports $50.4mn profit in Q1 2025 Dubai Investments Q1 2025 pre-tax profit jumped 52% YoY to AED 185 m, driven by rental income; total income hit AED 823 m and assets rose to AED 22.27 bn. Upcoming real-estate projects include Danah Bay and Violet Tower, while its REIT and mixed-use portfolio continue expanding. Dubai property: Will ‘real estate tokenization’ create an investment wave of its own? Dubai is rolling out real-estate tokenisation, enabling fractional property ownership on blockchain—MAG’s $3 billion projects join MultiBank’s platform. DLD pilots, plus VARA and DFSA oversight, ensure transparency, liquidity, and compliance. Integration of the Digital Dirham streamlines on-chain settlements, broadening investor access and real-time pricing. Dubai real estate sector recorded $5.5bn of transactions last week, including $26.3m Jumeirah apartment The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED20.1bn ($5.5bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Wellington Developments Reveals AED 11.3B In Palm Jebel Ali Sales Dubai’s beachfront real estate dominated early-2025 sales—Palm Jebel Ali led with AED 11.3 billion, followed by Palm Jumeirah (AED 5.9 billion) and Marina (AED 4.9 billion). Waterfront homes deliver 5–10% rental yields and spur tourism and economic growth. Non-beachfront areas like JVC offer more affordable options around AED 689 K average. Joseph Mews Champions Wealth Empowerment Journey for UAE Joseph Mews launched “Empowered Women: Property and Prosperity” workshops for UAE investors, tackling UK real-estate knowledge gaps via expert panels and survey insights. The series delivers tailored advisory, mentorship, and curated UK property investment opportunities throughout 2025 to build cross-generational wealth. Dubai’s property sales, rents surge in April on sustained demand April 2025 saw Dubai real estate hit record highs: 17,447 home sales worth AED 46.18 billion (+23% MoM/+20–61% YoY), off-plan at 59%, average AED 1,730/sq ft (+2.05%). Rentals and leases remained robust, while office and warehouse rents jumped 22% and 41%, driven by strong demand and policy support. Branded residences: Has Dubai’s market reached its peak, or is there room for growth? Dubai’s branded residences are flourishing with 121 developments and AED 28.8 billion in H1 2024 sales. Partnerships with brands like Armani and Bugatti attract HNWIs seeking lifestyle-driven communities. Future growth depends on differentiation through authentic narratives, sustainability, smart technology, and wellness-focused amenities. Hilton And WestF5 Ink Landmark Deal To Launch DoubleTree By Hilton Residences DoubleTree by Hilton Residences Dubai Jumeirah Garden City, a AED 500 million, 128-unit branded residential project by Hilton and WestF5, launches May 2025. Located behind Sheikh Zayed Road, one- and two-bedroom apartments from AED 1.6 million, handover June 2027, include Hilton Honors Gold benefits. Prospect signs strategic partnership with Mulk Properties and OBG for The LX – A Premium Commercial Development in Arjan, valued at AED350mln Prospect has teamed up with Mulk Properties and One Broker Group to deliver The LX, a AED 350 million, off-plan commercial development in Arjan featuring 71 boutique office and retail units, set for Q1 2027 handover amid Dubai’s surging commercial real-estate growth. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 12th of May 2025 On 12 May 2025, the Dubai real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 2.155 billion, driven predominantly by off-plan activity. Off-plan transactions accounted for AED 1.345 billion, contributing 62.4% of the day’s total. Ready property transactions followed with AED 810 million, representing the remaining 37.6%. This continues the trend of strong developer-led sales, as investor interest remains high in off-plan opportunities. …

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 11-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 12-May-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 17 was AED 9.88 billion and 4,163 transaction. Off-plan contributed 61.4% or 6.07 billion, while Ready properties contributed 38.6% or 3.8 billion. During Week 17, Dubai’s real estate market saw 4,163 transactions totaling AED 9.88 billion. Off-Plan properties led activity with AED 6.07 billion (61.4 % of total), while Ready properties contributed AED 3.81 billion (38.6 %). Breakdown of Transactions: Off-Plan Properties: Off-plan properties contributed significantly, accounting for 61.4% of total transactions (AED 6.07 billion). Most Active Areas by Value These ten locales together accounted for AED 3.49 billion (57.5% of total off-plan transactions). Ready Properties: Ready properties made up 38.6% of total transactions (AED 3.81 billion). Most Active Areas by Value The top 10 areas combined totaled AED 2.28 billion (59.8% of total ready transactions). On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Market Insights:

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-May-2026

30,000+ Villas and Apartments Set for Handover by Year-End 2025

50% to be handed over in December? 7,000 residential units were handed over in Q1 2025. In this article, we examen the number of homes to be delivered until the end of 2025.    Dubai’s real estate market continues to charge ahead in 2025, with a healthy pipeline of new homes coming online in the months ahead. After a strong first quarter of deliveries, the focus now turns to the dozens of projects set to hand over by year-end. Below, we first look at what’s been delivered so far this year, then dive into the detailed schedule of upcoming villa and apartment completions, plus the neighbourhoods and flagship projects leading the way. Delivered So Far in 2025 As of the end of March, a total of 7,000 residential units (villas, townhouses and apartments) have been completed across Dubai’s market as per Dubai Land Department Data. Upcoming Deliveries by Month From May through December 2025, Dubai will see 4,743 villas and 25,675 flats handed over to buyers and investors—totaling 30,418 new homes. The total value of the pipeline is AED 30.2 billion. Month Number of Villas Number of Units June 1661 2966 July 712 1425 August 513 932 September 75 1862 October 224 2390 November 0 3136 December 1558 12731 Total 4743 25675 We notice that 35% of the villas will be delivered in June, while 33% will be delivered in December. The landscape is different for units, where 50% of all units are intended to be handed over in December. Top Areas for Villa Handovers Six of every ten new villas will come from just three sub-markets—Madinat Hind 4, Al Hebiah Fifth and Dubai Investment Park 1. These neighbourhoods will account for approximately 98% of all villa handovers through December. Top Areas for Units Handovers Apartment deliveries are even more concentrated. The top ten districts will supply 19,116 of the 25,675 flats, led by: Rounding out the list are Al Barshaa South Third (1,299), Al Wasl (1,058), Nadd Hessa (955), Al Jadaf (813) and Al Yelayiss 2 (708). Together, these ten areas represent nearly 75% of all upcoming apartment completions. Spotlight on Leading Projects By Unit Count By Villa Count Conclusion Dubai’s mid- and late-2025 handover schedule is anchored by a handful of standout districts and marquee developments. As the year progresses, buyers can expect a steady stream of new villas in emerging sub-markets and a surge of apartments, particularly in Barsha South, Thanyah, and Al Merkadh, driving supply across the city’s residential landscape.

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Completion is set for Q2 2028. Ras Al Khaimah real estate: RAK Properties reports $101m Q1 revenue amid record sales Ras Al Khaimah real estate developer RAK Properties reported revenue of AED370m ($101m) in Q1 2025, reflecting an increase of 28 per cent compared to the same period in 2024.  Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 8th of May 2025 On 8 May 2025, the Dubai real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 2.04 billion, driven predominantly by off-plan activity. Off-plan transactions accounted for AED 1.25 billion, contributing 61.1% of the day’s total. Ready property transactions followed with AED 796 million, representing the remaining 38.9%. This continues the trend of strong developer-led sales, as investor interest remains high in off-plan opportunities. Off-Plan Market Performance The off-plan segment recorded AED 1.25 billion in total sales, securing the majority share (61.1%) of the day’s transactions. Within this category: Off-plan flats continue to dominate this segment, comprising nearly 90% of all off-plan activity. The strength in off-plan villa sales also highlights sustained interest in suburban and branded villa communities. Ready Market Performance The ready property market totaled AED 796 million, accounting for 38.9% of overall transactions. Key highlights include: Ready flats remained the backbone of secondary market activity. Villas remain strong, reflecting the interest in family living and larger spaces. On The Micro Level  Market Insights & Outlook