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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-May-2026

      The Valley: Dubai’s New Family-Friendly Suburban Community

      The Valley by Emaar is a suburban Dubai community offering affordable villas, green spaces, strong ROI, and family-friendly amenities. The Valley by Emaar is a master-planned community in Dubai that promises a tranquil suburban lifestyle without sacrificing urban convenience. Launched in 2019, this development is designed to cater to: In short, Emaar The Valley Dubai combines affordable luxury with modern amenities, making it a rising star in the real estate market. Master Developer and Origins of The Valley by Emaar Emaar Properties, Dubai’s leading developer, launched The Valley in November 2019 as a massive AED 25 billion development on Dubai–Al Ain Road. The vision: Emaar oversees all aspects of The Valley’s development and has applied lessons from projects like Arabian Ranches and Dubai Hills Estate to ensure timely delivery and high quality. Stages of Development: Phases, Timeline and Future Plans The Valley has been developed in well-planned phases: The Valley is now a partially open, growing community with further expansions and amenities planned. Developers Active in The Valley Community While Emaar is the sole master developer of The Valley, the project benefits from: Buyers benefit from Emaar’s legacy of successful projects and long-term community management. Economic Value and Property Prices in The Valley The Valley delivers excellent value for money with a variety of freehold housing options: Investor Highlights: The Valley strikes a balance between affordability and future value growth. Location The Valley by Emaar is strategically located along Dubai–Al Ain Road (E66), a major thoroughfare connecting Dubai and Al Ain. Specifically, it sits near the intersection with Jebel Ali–Lehbab Road (E77), providing residents with convenient access to key areas across Dubai.  Proximity to Key Landmarks: This prime location offers a balance between serene suburban living and easy connectivity to Dubai’s bustling urban centers. Services, Amenities and Entertainment in The Valley The Valley is designed to be a self-contained lifestyle destination with: The Valley encourages a healthy, active, and community-centered lifestyle. Conclusion: A Future-Forward Residential Destination in Dubai In conclusion, The Valley by Emaar is emerging as one of the most thoughtfully planned residential hubs in Dubai. It offers: Its suburban appeal, combined with Emaar’s trusted development model, positions The Valley to become a cornerstone of Dubai’s next phase of expansion. Whether you’re an investor, first-time buyer, or a growing family, The Valley presents a smart and rewarding opportunity to be part of Dubai’s future.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-May-2026  

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 04-Apr-2025

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

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 13-May-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 03-Apr-2025

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

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 06-May-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Market Review: March 2025

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

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-May-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 13-May-2026

      Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT) – Dubai’s Fast-Growing Family Community

      Discover Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT) – Dubai’s serene, family-friendly community offering spacious homes, green spaces, and strong investment potential. Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT) has emerged as one of Dubai’s most promising residential communities, offering an ideal mix of tranquility, accessibility, and affordability. Designed with families in mind, JVT is a low-density, villa and townhouse-centric community that balances green open spaces with everyday conveniences. Investors, homebuyers, renters, and brokers all recognize JVT’s unique value: spacious properties, robust infrastructure, and high returns on investment. Its strategic location near major roads and adjacent to Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) further cements its appeal. Master Developer and Origins of JVT JVT was developed by Nakheel, the Dubai government-backed developer behind iconic projects like Palm Jumeirah and The World Islands. Launched in 2005, JVT was part of Nakheel’s plan to provide middle-income housing in self-contained suburban communities. The master plan emphasized landscaped streets, recreational areas, schools, and essential services within walking distance. Located between Al Khail Road (E44) and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311), JVT offers quick access to Dubai Marina, JBR, and Downtown Dubai while maintaining a peaceful, suburban character. Unlike Nakheel’s more commercial ventures, JVT was envisioned as a calm, family-focused residential zone with minimal traffic and generous plot sizes. Stages of Development JVT’s growth occurred in distinct phases. In the early years, development focused on infrastructure, utilities, and plot sales. Construction of villas and townhouses began in the late 2000s. While the 2008 financial crisis delayed progress, the 2010s saw a revival, with key sectors completed and families beginning to move in. By 2020, most of the community had matured, with green spaces, roads, and essential services in place. Over the last few years, JVT has seen upgrades including improved landscaping, gated access, new sports courts, and community enhancements. The transformation has been dramatic: what was once a sandy, undeveloped zone is now a thriving neighborhood filled with life. Today, JVT is considered 95% complete in terms of residential plots and infrastructure, according to data from DXBinteract. Developers Active in JVT While Nakheel laid the groundwork, several private developers have enriched JVT’s landscape: In addition to these apartment developments, the core of JVT remains its villas and townhouses. Most are two- to five-bedroom units built in Mediterranean or Arabian styles. Custom-built villas by individual owners add architectural diversity. Economic Value and Property Prices JVT is considered a value-buy in Dubai’s villa segment. According to Bayut and DXBinteract, here are the average property prices as of Q1 2025: Rental prices remain competitive: Rental yields average 6% to 8%, making JVT a strong investment destination. Properties in JVT tend to appreciate steadily due to limited supply and strong end-user demand. Compared to JVC, JVT offers more privacy, space, and a quieter ambiance. While JVC apartments are more affordable, JVT appeals to families looking for long-term residences with backyard space and fewer high-rises. Services and Entertainment in JVT Despite its suburban setting, JVT provides a comprehensive range of services and lifestyle amenities: Pet-friendly parks and a recently added dog park make JVT attractive to animal lovers. Several nurseries and daycare centers also serve young families, while gyms and yoga studios are accessible in nearby JVC. Comparison with JVC Though located side-by-side, JVT and JVC offer distinct lifestyles. JVC is denser, featuring numerous apartment buildings, while JVT is more spacious and tranquil, dominated by standalone homes. JVC boasts a greater variety of cafes, gyms, and coworking spaces, attracting young professionals. JVT, in contrast, appeals more to established families seeking peace, privacy, and green views. Conclusion Jumeirah Village Triangle exemplifies modern suburban living in Dubai. With its thoughtfully planned layout, spacious homes, family-focused amenities, and strong investment fundamentals, it continues to attract both end-users and investors. Developed by Nakheel and supported by a diverse range of private developers, JVT has transformed into a mature, self-sustained community with enduring appeal. Whether you’re a family looking for a safe, green neighborhood or an investor eyeing high rental yields and capital growth, JVT offers a rare balance of affordability, quality, and tranquility. As Dubai continues to expand westward, JVT is poised to remain one of the emirate’s most desirable residential enclaves.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-May-2026  

      Is Jumeirah Park the Best Place to Buy a Villa in Dubai? Here’s What Investors Need to Know

      Discover why Jumeirah Park is Dubai’s top choice for luxury villa living, strong rental yields, and long-term real estate growth. Jumeirah Park is one of Dubai’s most desirable villa communities, offering a blend of tranquil living, lush greenery, and investment potential. Developed by Nakheel, this master-planned residential neighborhood spans over 370 hectares and includes more than 3,000 spacious villas. Known for its family-friendly layout, wide streets, and tree-lined avenues, Jumeirah Park is a quiet escape in the heart of New Dubai. Its strategic location – nestled between Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT), Emirates Hills, and The Meadows – makes it an attractive choice for residents seeking suburban peace without sacrificing access to the city. Jumeirah Park is particularly popular with expat professionals and families, as well as investors looking for long-term rental income and capital appreciation. Master Developer and Origins of Jumeirah Park Jumeirah Park was envisioned and developed by Nakheel, one of Dubai’s leading master developers. Nakheel is also behind iconic projects like Palm Jumeirah, The World Islands, and Jumeirah Village. Nakheel aimed to develop a serene, park-like community that maintained city access while prioritizing residential quality of life. This vision has been largely realized, with Jumeirah Park today being one of the most sought-after villa areas in the emirate. Stages of Development Like many large-scale developments in Dubai, Jumeirah Park was built in phases. Its progress reflects the resilience of Dubai’s real estate market post-2008 financial crisis. Key Development Milestones: These phases allowed the community to mature gradually, with each addition accompanied by landscaping, roadwork, and essential infrastructure. Today, Jumeirah Park is a fully-developed neighborhood with all major construction complete. Developers Active in Jumeirah Park Unlike multi-developer communities, Jumeirah Park has remained largely under Nakheel’s control. This has ensured design consistency and long-term planning integrity. These sub-developments add diversity to the property options while preserving the villa-centric character of the area. Economic Value and Property Prices Jumeirah Park offers both lifestyle value and investment stability. The villa market here caters to upper-middle and luxury segments, and price trends have shown steady growth in recent years. Current Sales Prices (2025): Rental Income Potential: Average Gross Yields: 4.5% – 5.5% (with select townhouses exceeding 6%) The villa-only nature of the community means properties retain a premium. Many homes come with private pools and large plots, enhancing both resale and rental appeal. Services and Entertainment in Jumeirah Park Despite its tranquil setting, Jumeirah Park is rich in amenities, making it self-sufficient for day-to-day living. Retail and Dining Education Healthcare Recreation and Lifestyle Conclusion Jumeirah Park is a standout villa community offering a rare combination of serenity, convenience, and investment value. Its master planning by Nakheel, consistent development, and full infrastructure make it a mature and livable destination. Whether you’re a real estate investor seeking stable returns or a family looking for a spacious and secure home, Jumeirah Park delivers across the board: As Dubai continues to grow, Jumeirah Park remains a smart, future-proof choice. Its proven track record and timeless appeal ensure it will remain one of Dubai’s top residential neighborhoods for years to come.

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 11-May-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 14-May-2026

      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 13-May-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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