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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 12-Jan-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 2 reached AED 6.22 billion. Off-plan contributed 54.5% or AED 3.39 billion and Ready properties contributed 45.5% or AED AED2.83 billion. The real estate sector in Dubai recorded a total transaction value of AED 6.22 billion during Week 2, showcasing sustained momentum in the market. This impressive figure is split between two main segments: Off-Plan Transactions Breakdown Off-plan properties dominated the market this week, contributing a 54.5% share of the total transaction value. Flats were the standout subcategory, with AED 2.74 billion, representing 80.8% of off-plan transactions. Villas contributed AED 604.23 million (17.8%), while commercial properties and hotel apartments & rooms accounted for a smaller combined share of 1.4%. Key Areas for Off-Plan Transactions: These top five areas collectively contributed AED 1.15 billion, making up 34% of total off-plan transactions. Ready Transactions Breakdown Ready properties followed closely, contributing 45.5% of the total transaction value. Flats again led the segment, with AED 1.66 billion, accounting for 58.7% of ready transactions. Villas recorded AED 606.75 million (21.4%), and commercial spaces and hotel apartments & rooms collectively contributed the remaining 19.9%. Key Areas for Ready Transactions: These five locations contributed AED 1.24 billion, making up 44% of total ready transactions. Comparative Insights Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market continues to display resilience and diversity, with off-plan properties leading the charge. The focus on established areas like Business Bay, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, and Burj Khalifa underscores their ongoing desirability. Meanwhile, emerging zones such as Madinat Dubai Almelaheyah and Wadi Al Safa 5 demonstrate the expanding opportunities in the off-plan segment. Investors and stakeholders should keep a close watch on these trends to capitalize on high-performing areas and subcategories in the dynamic Dubai real estate market.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 13-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 9th of January 2025

Dubai’s real estate market displayed robust activity on January 9, 2024, with total transactions amounting to AED 1,565,855,264. These transactions were distributed across Off-Plan and Ready properties, showcasing dynamic buyer interest in both segments. Off-Plan Properties The Off-Plan segment contributed 50.2% to the total transaction value, recording AED 786,757,912. The breakdown within this category highlights strong interest in flats, which accounted for 75.4% of Off-Plan transactions, with a value of AED 593,332,250. Following this, villas contributed 24.3% with AED 191,025,662, while hotel apartments and rooms recorded a modest 0.3% at AED 2,400,000. Ready Properties The Ready segment closely followed, contributing 49.8% to the total transaction value, amounting to AED 779,097,352. Among Ready properties, flats dominated with 55.2% of the category’s total, translating to AED 430,248,537. Villas contributed 16.5% with AED 128,268,486, while hotel apartments and rooms accounted for 16% at AED 124,902,662. Lastly, commercial properties made up 12.3%, amounting to AED 95,677,667. Key Highlights This snapshot of Dubai’s real estate market underscores its vibrancy and resilience, driven by diverse offerings and sustained investor confidence. With balanced growth across Off-Plan and Ready properties, Dubai continues to solidify its position as a global real estate hub. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 10-Jan-2025 MANTRA will tokenize $1b of Damac’s assets. Abu Dhabi saw moderate growth, with AED 47.92 billion in sales in 2024. UAE GDP growth to remain strong, S&P. Dubai developer DAMAC signs $1 bln deal with blockchain platform MANTRA MANTRA and Dubai developer DAMAC Group will tokenize Middle Eastern assets worth $1 billion, enabling digital ownership and trading on blockchain. This aligns with DAMAC’s innovation drive and Dubai’s goal to be a global digital asset hub. Assets will be available on the MANTRA chain in early 2025. Dubai’s Villa Boom: Updated Real Estate Trends for 2025 Dubai’s real estate market is set for growth in 2025, driven by high demand for villas, expected price increases of 5-10%, and strong rental yields. Key areas include Palm Jumeirah and Dubai South. Government initiatives and infrastructure projects support investment, though rising supply may challenge absorption rates. Property Finder highlights 2024 real estate momentum in Dubai and Abu Dhabi The UAE’s real estate market achieved record growth in 2024, with Dubai leading in transactions worth AED 522.5 billion, driven by off-plan sales (60.5%). Abu Dhabi saw moderate growth, with AED 47.92 billion in sales. High demand, limited supply, and strong investor confidence signal continued momentum for 2025. LEOS to launch ninth development, Weybridge Gardens 4, Dubai LEOS Developments will launch Weybridge Gardens 4 in Dubailand, its ninth luxury project in 18 months, highlighting its expansion in Dubai’s real estate market. Focused on sustainability and contemporary design, LEOS leads with eco-friendly innovations like climate-adaptive wellness communities, aligning with growing demand for sustainable luxury properties in Dubai’s dynamic market. UAE GDP growth to remain strong, supported by buoyant non-hydrocarbon activity, low tax regime: S&P UAE banks benefit from a strong economy, with improved asset quality, lower credit losses, and robust lending growth expected in 2025. Non-oil sector performance, easing monetary policy, and stable capital buffers underpin resilience, despite geopolitical and oil price risks. Profitability remains high but may dip slightly as interest rates decline. Prescott Development launches its 13th project: Verano by Prescott in Dubai Studio City Prescott Development launched Verano by Prescott in Dubai Studio City, offering 258 fully furnished apartments with modern amenities, smart home systems, and branded appliances. Priced from AED 650,000, the project features flexible payment plans and over 34 luxury amenities, targeting families and investors. Handover is scheduled for Q3 2027.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 8th of January 2025

The Dubai real estate market witnessed transactions totaling AED 1,399,812,622 on 8 January 2024. These transactions were split between Off-Plan and Ready properties, with Off-Plan dominating the market. Market Breakdown Key Highlight: Flats overwhelmingly led Off-Plan transactions, accounting for nearly 85% of the segment’s total, showcasing strong demand in this category. 2. Ready PropertiesTotal Ready property transactions reached AED 581,921,959, representing 41.6% of the total market volume. The contributions of sub-categories within the Ready segment were: Key Highlight: Flats also led the Ready property segment, contributing over 61% of its total, signaling sustained buyer interest in completed residential units. Off-Plan vs. Ready Market Comparison Conclusion The data reflects Dubai’s dynamic real estate market, with strong demand for both Off-Plan and Ready Flats dominating their respective segments. The substantial contribution of Off-Plan properties underlines investor optimism in upcoming developments, while the Ready market continues to attract end-users seeking immediate occupancy. With a balanced mix of asset types, Dubai’s real estate sector remains an attractive hub for local and international investors. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 09-Jan-2025 H2 2024 saw 74% rise in off-plan transactions. Strong growth is projected for 2025. Sharjah slashes property registration fee to 2%. Sobha Realty awarded a Dh150 million bonus to staff. UAE Property: ‘How does Dubai’s new rental index differ from the old one?’ The Dubai Land Department launched a new smart rental index using AI and real-time data to enhance accuracy and transparency. It considers old/new contract data, building ratings (1-5 stars), and location. Tenants can consult the index to verify rental increases, with the rental dispute center as a last resort. Dubai residential property sales surge 31% in second half Dubai’s residential real estate sales surged 31% year-on-year in H2 2024 to Dh232 billion, driven by a 74% rise in off-plan transactions. Average property prices increased across villa and apartment communities, fueled by population growth, limited supply, and rising demand. Off-plan sales comprised 65% of total transactions. Dubai’s Property Market Poised For Continued Growth In 2025 Dubai’s property market achieved record-high Q4 2024 sales, driven by luxury and mid-market housing demand, investor-friendly policies, and economic diversification. Strong growth is projected for 2025, bolstered by infrastructure developments, sustainability initiatives, and increasing global investment interest in both residential and commercial segments. Challenges like rising costs remain manageable. Impact of short-term rentals on Dubai’s real estate market in 2025 With more people visiting the city than every before, the Dubai real estate market has had to adapt quickly and ensure that all visitor needs are being catered for UAE: Sharjah slashes property registration fee during real estate exhibition Sharjah Real Estate Exhibition – Acres 2025 offers a 50% discount on government fees for property transactions, reducing them to 2%. Running from January 22-25, it features over 110 exhibitors showcasing diverse real estate projects. The initiative aims to boost investments, following strong demand driven by freehold regulations and growing developments. Dubai-based Sobha Realty awards Dh150 million bonus to staff Sobha Realty awarded a Dh150 million bonus to staff, its second consecutive year of such incentives, recognizing employee contributions. The bonus follows the company’s announcement of completing Creek Vistas Grande eight months early, highlighting its reputation for timely, high-quality project delivery. Jumeirah Village Circle remains a magnet for buyers and investors Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) dominated Dubai’s real estate market in 2024, leading in ready property and off-plan sales with a total volume of Dh16.6 billion. Its affordability, modern amenities, and strong investment potential make it a top choice for buyers and investors, offering high rental yields and substantial resale profits.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 06-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 7th of January 2025

The total value of real estate transactions in Dubai on 7th January 2024 reached AED 1,003,690,363. This substantial figure reflects Dubai’s robust and dynamic real estate market, with contributions from both off-plan and ready properties. Breakdown by Property Type 1. Off-Plan Properties The total transaction value for off-plan properties amounted to AED 471,627,412, accounting for 47% of the total transactions. This demonstrates the continued confidence in Dubai’s future developments and infrastructure growth. Category Contributions: The dominance of flats in the off-plan segment indicates strong demand for modern apartment living and investment in Dubai’s emerging neighborhoods. 2. Ready Properties Ready properties led the market with a total transaction value of AED 532,062,951, representing 53% of the total market share. This highlights the appeal of move-in-ready properties and their growing role in Dubai’s real estate landscape. Category Contributions: The strong performance of flats and villas reflects a balanced demand across residential spaces, while the significant contribution from hotel apartments and commercial properties underscores Dubai’s role as a global business and leisure hub. Key Insights Conclusion The 7th January 2024 transactions reveal a dynamic and thriving real estate market, driven by a mix of off-plan ambition and ready property reliability. With nearly equal contributions from both segments, Dubai continues to cement its position as a global hub for real estate investment. Buyers and investors can look forward to sustained growth, supported by Dubai’s strategic developments and growing global appeal. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 08-Jan-2025 Older buildings may see rents drop, while newer, premium properties could rise by 5-15%. Dubai’s real estate revenue surged 20.6% in 2024 to Dhs20.9 billion. Affordable areas saw rents surge up to 48% Dubai: Rents could drop in some older buildings as smart rental index is launched Dubai’s new smart rental index will bring fairness and transparency to rents by factoring in building quality, amenities, and market trends. Older buildings may see rents drop, while newer, premium properties could rise by 5-15%. The index encourages renovations for older properties and ensures fair rent adjustments for both landlords and tenants. Dhs21 billion revenue gain for Dubai government from real estate sector in 2024 Dubai’s real estate revenue surged 20.6% in 2024 to Dhs20.9 billion, fueled by a 4% registration fee. Total property sales reached Dhs522 billion from 180,000 transactions. Business Bay led sales at Dhs29 billion. Sustained growth since 2022 is credited to strong leadership and economic stimulus initiatives. Top nationalities driving Sobha Realty’s global appeal Sobha Realty attracts global investors, with Indians, Chinese, and Americans leading across luxury projects like Sobha Hartland and Verde. Renowned for sustainable designs and premium locations, Sobha’s developments solidify Dubai’s position as a global real estate hub, catering to diverse international buyers seeking excellence. Revealed: Dubai areas with fastest rent increases, highest return on investment in 2024 Affordable Dubai areas saw rents surge up to 48%, driven by high demand for budget-friendly options and strong rental yields. Mid-tier and luxury rentals also rose significantly, with villa rents increasing by up to 60%. Key areas like Deira, JVC, and Dubai Marina remain popular, offering attractive returns for investors. QUBE Development breaks ground in Dubai Studio City with Phase 1 of Arisha Terraces sold out QUBE Development has broken ground on Arisha Terraces in Dubai Studio City, a project featuring 414 residential units starting at AED 698,000. Set for completion in 2027, it offers modern amenities, smart home systems, and high rental yields (up to 9%). The development caters to growing demand in a vibrant, strategic location. Meraas announces handover of ultra-exclusive Bvlgari Ocean Mansions Meraas has handed over the ultra-exclusive Bvlgari Ocean Mansions on Jumeira Bay Island. With only seven mansions, each spanning 10,000 sqft, the over-water homes feature infinity pools, private gardens, and Mediterranean-inspired designs. Residents gain access to the Bvlgari Resort Dubai’s luxury amenities, redefining waterfront living for high-net-worth individuals. UAE real estate sees steady growth in projects, record transactions in 2024 Real estate transactions in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and Ajman reached Dh893 billion in 2024, with 331,300 transactions. Dubai led with Dh760.7 billion, while Abu Dhabi recorded Dh79.3 billion. Sharjah and Ajman showed strong growth, highlighting the UAE’s status as a global property investment hub with diverse opportunities and robust demand. What is the price of flat in Dubai’s Burj Khalifa? Is it costlier than flats in Gurgaon or Noida? The Burj Khalifa, offering apartments from AED 1.6M to AED 102M, exemplifies global luxury, but Gurugram’s DLF The Dahlias outpaces it, with prices starting at Rs. 75 crore (USD 9M). Meanwhile, Noida may raise circle rates by 25-30%, increasing property costs amid India’s growing luxury real estate market.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 6th of January 2025

Dubai’s real estate sector witnessed transactions totaling AED 1,129,095,379 on January 6, 2024. This robust activity reflects the continued dynamism of the market, characterized by a strong performance in both off-plan and ready properties. Category Contributions to Total Transactions Breakdown of Off-Plan Transactions Off-plan properties dominated the day’s transactions, with significant contributions across sub-categories: Breakdown of Ready Transactions Ready properties showcased a balanced distribution among sub-categories: Key Insights Market Implications The near-equal split between off-plan and ready properties illustrates a diversified real estate market catering to a variety of buyer preferences. The strong performance of off-plan flats and ready flats indicates sustained interest in both future projects and immediate possession properties. Dubai’s real estate market continues to attract investors with its comprehensive range of options, from luxurious villas to commercial spaces and ready-to-occupy flats. The transaction figures for January 6, 2024, are a testament to the emirate’s robust market fundamentals and investor-friendly environment. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 07-Jan-2025 Burj Khalifa achieved $2.4bn in home sales and 76% of units valued at over $1m. Affordable areas yield up to 11% in 2024. The UAE’s real estate sector recorded AED893 billion in transactions. Dubai: The World’s Leading Destination for Real Estate Investment Dubai’s real estate market attracts global investors with tax-free advantages, high rental yields (6–10%), freehold ownership for foreigners, and residency visas through property investments. The city offers luxury living, robust infrastructure, and investor-friendly policies, making it a secure and lucrative destination for financial growth and lifestyle enhancement. Dubai’s Burj Khalifa is towering real estate success with $2.4bn in home sales and 76% of units valued at over $1m Dubai’s Burj Khalifa has been a towering success in the 15 years since launching, amassing 1,862 unit sales and a giant AED 8.8bn ($2.4bn) in that time. Dubai real estate: What are the areas with the highest return on investment? Dubai’s real estate sector set a record in 2024 with 180,900 transactions worth $142.1 billion, driven by rising prices, high rental yields (up to 11%), and strong ROI across all segments. Affordable, mid-tier, and luxury properties offer lucrative opportunities, with surging demand from a growing expatriate population and global investors. Dubai real estate: Best returns on investment, biggest price rises and largest rent hikes revealed as 2024 sales hit $133bn The Dubai real estate sector witnessed significant growth last year, with sales reaching AED488bn ($133bn) until December 10, 2024. 2024 marks another record-breaking year for Dubai’s real estate market with property prices on the rise Dubai property prices increased in 2024, driven by high demand, new inventory, and favorable policies. Affordable areas yield up to 11%, while luxury segments maintain strong ROI. Rental prices rose sharply across all segments, reflecting growing demand. Dubai’s appeal as a global investment hub continues to strengthen. Sheikh Mohammed approves Dhs5.4 bn housing package for citizens in Dubai Sheikh Mohammed approved $1.47 billion housing projects to build 3,004 new homes for Emiratis across Dubai, prioritizing stability and well-being. The Sheikha Hind bint Maktoum Family Programme supports families with financial aid and reduced housing loan premiums, aligning with Dubai’s Social Agenda 33 to double Emirati families by 2033. UAE real estate sees steady growth, record transactions in 2024 The UAE’s real estate sector grew significantly in 2024, recording AED893 billion in transactions across Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and Ajman. Dubai led with AED760.7 billion, highlighting diverse investment opportunities. Strong demand, luxury market activity, and infrastructure investments position the UAE for continued real estate growth in 2025. Azizi delivers 19 projects in 2024; nets $2.7bln in sales Azizi Developments concluded 2024 with record achievements, completing 19 projects and selling 10,229 units worth AED10 billion, a 15.8% sales growth. Key milestones include launching Burj Azizi, progressing Azizi Venice, and advancing Riviera’s fourth phase. Azizi aims to further shape Dubai’s skyline in 2025. London’s super-prime home sales above $18mn drop 25% as wealthy buyers pull back The number of ultra-luxury homes sold in London plunged in 2024, with just 40 properties priced above £15 million ($18.6 million) changing hands compared to 54 in 2023, marking a 25 per cent decline as wealthy buyers grappled with tax changes and political uncertainty. Dubai ranks among top 10 in Global Power City Index 2024 Dubai ranks 8th globally and 1st in the Middle East in the 2024 Global Power City Index, excelling in innovation, economic dynamism, and global connectivity. Driven by visionary leadership and world-class infrastructure, Dubai continues to attract talent, businesses, and investments, setting benchmarks for urban innovation and sustainable growth. Second phase of Dubai’s Al Mamzar beach project to start Dubai Municipality is advancing the AED400 million Al Mamzar Beach Development Project, creating a world-class beach destination by 2025. Spanning 125,000 square meters, it features public and women-only beaches, smart facilities, recreational areas, and sustainable infrastructure. This project aligns with Dubai’s vision to enhance quality of life and bolster tourism. The Woodland Residences reaches construction milestone AMIS Development’s AED 425 million Woodland Residences in Meydan’s District 11 has completed enabling works. Sold out within a week of launch, the project offers luxury villas with Lamborghini-branded interiors, private pools, and skyline views. Featuring a 100m lagoon and premium amenities, it sets new standards for opulent urban living in Dubai.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 11-May-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Analysis 2024

In 2024, the Dubai real estate market has shown significant transactions totaling AED 665.4 billion. , a significant 20% increase from AED 554.95 billion in 2023. The UAE’s real estate sector demonstrated remarkable growth in 2024, with the total transaction value reaching AED 665.4 billion, a significant 20% increase from AED 554.95 billion in 2023. This performance reflects the dynamic nature of the market, with strong contributions from both off-plan and ready property transactions, as well as land investments. Off-Plan Market Performance The off-plan segment accounted for AED 229.26 billion, representing a significant share of the total market. Within this category: These figures highlight the ongoing demand for off-plan properties, driven by attractive pricing strategies, flexible payment plans, and investor confidence in the UAE’s future growth. Ready Market Transactions The ready property segment contributed AED 164.80 billion to the total market. Key highlights include: The ready segment remains essential for buyers seeking immediate possession or rental income, reflecting robust demand across diverse property types. Land Transactions Land investments made up a substantial portion of the market, totaling AED 271.34 billion. This segment underlines the strategic importance of land in the UAE’s development plans, catering to large-scale infrastructure projects, mixed-use developments, and commercial expansion. Year-on-Year Growth The 20% year-on-year growth from 2023 underscores the resilience and vitality of the UAE’s real estate market. This surge can be attributed to several factors, including economic recovery post-pandemic, government initiatives promoting investment, and the attractiveness of the UAE as a global business and lifestyle hub. Sector Analysis Conclusion The UAE’s real estate market in 2024 showcases robust growth, driven by strategic investments and demand across residential, commercial, and land segments. Off-plan properties remain a significant growth driver, while ready properties cater to immediate housing needs. The increase in land transactions highlights the nation’s infrastructure and urban development focus. Overall, the sector’s performance reflects investor confidence, favorable government policies, and the UAE’s position as a global economic and real estate hub. The outlook remains positive, with the market poised for further growth in the coming years.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 2nd of January 2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai on January 2, 2025, reached an impressive AED 854,443,249, showcasing the city’s thriving property market. The transactions were divided into two major categories: Off-Plan and Ready properties, each making significant contributions to the overall figures. Off-Plan Transactions Total Off-Plan transactions amounted to AED 195,042,408, contributing 22.8% to the total transactions. Within the Off-Plan category: Ready Transactions The Ready property segment dominated with AED 659,400,841, accounting for 77.2% of the total. Key contributions within this category included: Key Insights Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 2nd of January 2025 The total real estate transactions in Dubai on January 2, 2025, reached an impressive AED 854,443,249, showcasing the city’s thriving property market. The transactions were divided into two major categories: Off-Plan and Ready properties, each making significant contributions to the overall figures. Off-Plan Transactions Total Off-Plan transactions amounted to AED 195,042,408, contributing 22.8% to the total transactions. Within the Off-Plan category: Flats accounted for AED 152,964,615, making up 78.4% of the Off-Plan total. Villas contributed AED 30,115,602, representing 15.4% of Off-Plan transactions. Hotel Apartments & Rooms recorded AED 8,000,000, comprising 4.1%. Commercial properties added AED 3,962,192, representing a modest 2.0%. Ready Transactions The Ready property segment dominated with AED 659,400,841, accounting for 77.2% of the total. Key contributions within this category included: Flats were the highest contributor, recording AED 465,084,003, which is 70.5% of the Ready transactions. Villas followed with AED 116,270,590, contributing 17.6%. Hotel Apartments & Rooms amounted to AED 24,085,626, representing 3.7%. Commercial properties achieved AED 53,960,622, comprising 8.2% of Ready transactions. Key Insights Dominance of Ready PropertiesReady properties accounted for over three-quarters (77.2%) of the total transactions, reflecting a preference for immediate occupancy and established assets among buyers. Strong Performance of FlatsFlats dominated both categories, contributing 70.5% of Ready transactions and 78.4% of Off-Plan transactions, emphasizing their widespread appeal in Dubai’s real estate market. Balanced Contributions from VillasVillas demonstrated steady performance, contributing 15.4% in the Off-Plan segment and 17.6% in the Ready segment, appealing to families and luxury buyers alike. Emerging Role of Hotel Apartments and Commercial PropertiesThough smaller in volume, Hotel Apartments & Rooms and Commercial properties showed consistent activity, particularly in the Ready category, signaling investor interest in diversified assets. Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market continues to thrive, with substantial contributions from both Off-Plan and Ready properties. The robust performance of flats and villas highlights the sustained demand for residential properties, while emerging trends in commercial and hospitality properties indicate diversified investment opportunities. With these trends, Dubai remains a global real estate hub. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 05-Jan-2025 Landlords must improve property ratings to hike rents. Dubai property market likely to keep flourishing in 2025. Dubai’s new rental index introduces a building rating system (1-5 stars). Dubai property market likely to keep flourishing in 2025; highest quarterly sales ever seen in Q4-24 Dubai’s real estate market hit record highs in 2024, with AED 517 billion in sales by December 27, marking a 35.8% annual growth. Transactions reached 223,904, reflecting Dubai’s global appeal and strong investment momentum. Projections for 2025 aim for continued growth, nearing AED 600 billion in sales. Dubai’s new rental index is based on star ratings for buildings Dubai’s new rental index introduces a building rating system (1-5 stars) based on over 60 criteria, encouraging landlords to upgrade properties for higher ratings. The AI-powered system aims to reduce tenant-landlord disputes by 20%, promote sustainability, and enhance investment confidence in Dubai’s real estate market. In Dubai’s property market, affordability must have a say in 2025 Affordability dominates the UAE housing market narrative as rising off-plan sales (75% in 2024) widen the gap with ready properties. Generous payment plans, rising demand, and refurbishments drive activity, but falling prices and distressed property sales signal a shift. Affordability will shape developers’ Dubai housing market to see price rise moderation in 2025; 5-10% price rise projected Dubai’s property market is expected to witness supply constraints in some key areas, though developers are ramping up construction efforts to meet the rising demand Union Properties Begins Work On Its AED 2 Billion ‘Takaya’ Project In Dubai Motor City Union Properties PJSC has launched the AED 2 billion “Takaya” project in Dubai’s Motor City, featuring 788 luxury units, a 500-meter shopping boulevard, and upscale amenities. Spanning 436,175 sq. ft., this mixed-use development aligns with Dubai’s vision for sustainable growth and enhances Union Properties’ portfolio. New Dubai smart rental index: Landlords must improve property ratings to hike rents Dubai’s new smart rental index ties rent increases to building ratings, encouraging landlords to upgrade properties for higher classifications. Covering all residential areas, it aims to ensure fair pricing, reduce tenant-landlord disputes by 20%, and boost investment confidence, aligning with Dubai’s digital and sustainability goals. Dubai real estate market sets all-time record throughout 2024 Dubai’s real estate market set new records in 2024 with 180,900 transactions worth AED 522.1 billion, driven by strong demand for off-plan properties, rental yields, and visa reforms. The Smart Rental Index launch boosts transparency and fairness, supporting Dubai’s position as a top global real estate destination.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 30th of December 2024

The Dubai real estate market closed December 30, 2024, with an impressive total transaction value of AED 2,584,172,203. This figure is a testament to the city’s thriving real estate landscape, driven by robust activity across both off-plan and ready properties. Off-Plan Properties Off-plan transactions contributed 72.3% of the total, amounting to AED 1,868,405,828. This highlights the continued strong demand for new developments in Dubai. Breaking down the sub-categories: Ready Properties Ready property transactions comprised 27.7% of the total, valued at AED 715,766,375. This reflects a consistent interest in immediately available properties. The contributions of the sub-categories were as follows: Key Insights Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 30th of December 2024 The Dubai real estate market closed December 30, 2024, with an impressive total transaction value of AED 2,584,172,203. This figure is a testament to the city’s thriving real estate landscape, driven by robust activity across both off-plan and ready properties. Off-Plan Properties Off-plan transactions contributed 72.3% of the total, amounting to AED 1,868,405,828. This highlights the continued strong demand for new developments in Dubai. Breaking down the sub-categories: Flats: Dominated the off-plan segment, contributing 84.8% of the total off-plan transactions with a value of AED 1,584,543,553. Villas: Represented 11.4% of off-plan transactions, totaling AED 212,101,983. Hotel Apartments & Rooms: Recorded AED 7,652,838, a modest 0.4% contribution. Commercial: Accounted for 3.4%, with transactions worth AED 64,107,454. Ready Properties Ready property transactions comprised 27.7% of the total, valued at AED 715,766,375. This reflects a consistent interest in immediately available properties. The contributions of the sub-categories were as follows: Flats: Led the ready market with a 64.6% share, amounting to AED 462,359,657. Villas: Accounted for 24.8%, with transactions worth AED 177,635,531. Hotel Apartments & Rooms: Contributed 3%, totaling AED 21,685,828. Commercial: Made up 7.6%, with a value of AED 54,085,359. Key Insights Dominance of Off-Plan Transactions: With over 72% of the total, off-plan properties underline Dubai’s appeal as a hub for future-focused investments, driven by ongoing infrastructure and development projects. Flats as a Preferred Choice: Flats led transactions in both off-plan and ready segments, highlighting their accessibility and popularity among buyers. Balanced Market Activity: The ready property market’s 27.7% share reflects a steady demand for move-in-ready homes, catering to immediate housing and investment needs. Growing Interest in Villas: Villas demonstrated significant contributions in both off-plan (11.4%) and ready (24.8%) segments, indicating a rising preference for larger residential spaces. Conclusion The robust performance of Dubai’s real estate market on December 30, 2024, underscores the city’s dynamic property sector. The strong off-plan activity reflects investor confidence in Dubai’s long-term growth, while the sustained interest in ready properties indicates a balanced and vibrant market. With its strategic initiatives and continuous development, Dubai remains a global hotspot for real estate investment and lifestyle opportunities. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 31-Dec-2024 Dubai’s new Rental Index can remove sudden hikes by landlords. Non-oil sectors account for 75% of UAE GDP. Commercial properties rents up 15% in a year and occupancy to 90-95%. Navigating the rising demand for commercial property in Dubai for 2025 Dubai’s thriving economy and business-friendly policies have driven unprecedented demand for office spaces, pushing rents up 15% in a year and occupancy to 90-95%. With limited new developments, investors see high returns in premium properties and co-working spaces, especially in financial hubs, amid opportunities to shape the city’s commercial landscape. Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait signs agreement with Dubai Land Department as an Escrow Account Trustee Dubai’s RERA has appointed Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait (ABK-UAE) as an escrow account trustee, enabling secure transactions for off-plan real estate projects. This partnership enhances investor confidence, aligns with Dubai’s Vision 2030, and highlights ABK’s commitment to supporting the UAE’s growing real estate market. Dubai’s new Rental Index can remove sudden hikes by landlords Dubai’s new digital rental index, launching in early 2025, will provide real-time updates, enhancing transparency and reducing arbitrary rent hikes. This initiative ensures regulated pricing, benefits tenants and landlords, and aligns with Dubai Land Department’s efforts to create a trusted and sustainable real estate ecosystem. Dubai South completes first phase of Pulse Beachfront Dubai South Properties has completed the first phase of The Pulse Beachfront, featuring 251 luxury villas with modern amenities, including a water lagoon and fitness facilities. The project, offering 788 units in total, will finish by Q1 2025, enhancing Dubai South’s Residential District, now home to over 25,000 residents. Dubai: What key trends will drive the property market in 2025? Dubai’s real estate market in 2025 will thrive on population growth, infrastructure advancements, and affordability, with 42,000 new units boosting supply. Key drivers include DXB’s relocation to Dubai South, Metro’s Blue Line launch, and branded residences’ rise, ensuring resilience and innovation amidst global challenges. UAE real estate set for growth in 2025 with institutional investors taking the lead The UAE’s real estate market is set for growth in 2025, driven by institutional investors, population increases, and sustainability trends. Key factors include rising demand for premium and affordable properties, regulatory stability, and innovative developments like mixed-use and green projects, ensuring resilience amid global challenges and sustained investor confidence. Dubai real estate sector recorded $6bn of transactions last week, including $3.4bn of mortgages The Dubai real estate sector saw $3.4bn of mortgages transactions and 3,345 sales. Non-oil sectors account for 75% of UAE GDP Non-oil sectors drove 75% of the UAE’s GDP in H1 2024, with real GDP at AED 981 billion, growing 3.6%. Key contributors included trade (16.5%), manufacturing (15%), and real estate (7.6%). The transport sector led growth at 8.4%. GDP growth is projected at 4.5% in 2025 and 5.5% in 2026.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 30-Dec-2024

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 52 reached AED 7.46 billion. Down 20.6%. Off-plan was 59.5% or AED 4.44 billion and Ready properties contributed 40.5% or AED AED3.02 billion. The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 52 amounted to AED7.46 billion, representing a notable decline of 20.6% compared to the previous week’s total of AED9.4 billion. This decrease indicates a temporary slowdown in market activity, likely influenced by year-end factors. Category Breakdown Off-Plan Properties: Contributed 59.5% of the total transactions, accounting for AED4.44 billion.Ready Properties: Represented 40.5% of the total, amounting to AED3.02 billion.This imbalance highlights a continued preference for off-plan developments, showcasing Dubai’s appeal for future-focused investments. Off-Plan Transactions Analysis Off-plan property sales dominated with AED4.44 billion, distributed across four sub-categories: The predominance of flats demonstrates a strong preference for residential units in under-construction developments. Top Areas by Off-Plan Value Business Bay emerged as the most active area, reflecting its prominence as a key hub for luxury developments and strategic location. Ready Property Transactions Analysis Ready properties accounted for AED3.02 billion, with the following contributions: Similar to the off-plan market, flats dominated ready sales, indicating a consistent investor preference for residential apartments. Top Areas by Ready Property Value The dominance of Business Bay and Burj Khalifa underscores the sustained investor interest in premium locations. Key Insights and Comparison Conclusion Week 52’s real estate performance reflects a cooling-off period in Dubai’s market, with a marked preference for off-plan properties. The consistent activity in key areas like Business Bay and Jumeirah Village Circle reinforces their status as prime investment hubs. While the decline in transaction value highlights short-term challenges, Dubai’s real estate market remains a resilient and attractive destination for global investors.

April 17, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 26th of December 2024

Dubai’s real estate market demonstrated robust activity on December 26, 2024, with total transactions amounting to AED 1.38 billion. These transactions were almost evenly split between Off-Plan and Ready properties, highlighting the city’s dynamic real estate offerings. Key Highlights Analysis Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market on December 26, 2024, exhibited a healthy balance between Off-Plan and Ready property transactions, demonstrating the city’s ability to cater to diverse buyer preferences. With Flats dominating both categories, and a steady interest in Commercial Spaces and Villas, the market continues to showcase its resilience and appeal to a global audience. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 27-Dec-2024 Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate market has surged by 70% since 2020. Real Estate Factors That Make Dubai More Attractive Than Global Cities. Saudi real estate market is currently valued at $70 billion. Real Estate Blockchain Use Cases With Example From Dubai Blockchain is transforming Dubai’s real estate with smart contracts, tokenization, and decentralized identity solutions. It enhances transparency, speeds transactions, enables fractional ownership, and promotes sustainable practices. By reducing costs, improving security, and fostering global investment, blockchain is revolutionizing property management and reshaping the market for a more efficient, inclusive future. Dubai real estate market: 5 trends investors need to know in 2025 Dubai’s real estate market is poised for strong growth in 2025, driven by rising property values, rental demand, luxury developments, and investor confidence. Key trends include rental surges, luxury property expansion, PropTech innovation, sustainable building practices, and attractive yields. With supportive government policies and affordability, Dubai remains a global investment hotspot. Ras Al Khaimah property market seen growing in 4 years; nine-month period witnesses 70% leap Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate market has surged by 70% since 2020, driven by luxury affordability, eco-friendly homes, and entertainment developments like Wynn Resort. With strong rental demand, high ROI (15%), and strategic investments, the emirate is emerging as a dynamic, high-growth destination for investors and residents in the UAE. Dubai Real Estate Market: Looking into the future as we approach 2025 Dubai’s real estate market is set for sustainable growth in 2025, driven by advanced infrastructure, diverse projects, and government initiatives like Golden Visas. Enhanced investment laws, rising property values, and strong demand from international investors and residents ensure a promising upward trend, cementing Dubai’s position as a global real estate hub. Competitive Pricing, Impressive Growth: Real Estate Factors That Make Dubai More Attractive Than Global Cities Dubai’s real estate market continues to thrive, with 35% growth in 2024 and transaction values reaching AED 500 billion. Offering superior investment value compared to global cities like Tokyo and London, Dubai’s dynamic market, strategic location, tax benefits, and ambitious government initiatives solidify its position as a leading global real estate destination. Dubai tenant seeks action against villa owner’s eviction threat If your landlord seeks to evict you for personal use of the property, they must notify you through a Notary Public or registered post at least 12 months before the eviction date, per Dubai’s rental laws. If the real estate office refuses to renew your lease, you can file an application for “Offer and Deposit” at the Rental Dispute Centre to seek legal resolution and request a provisional judge to enforce the renewal. Sheikh Hamdan forms interim steering committee to oversee transfer of commercial control operations in Dubai Dubai has announced Executive Council Resolution No. (99) of 2024, forming a Steering Committee to oversee the transfer of commercial control operations to the Dubai Corporation for Consumer Protection and Fair Trade. The committee will streamline processes, coordinate regulatory efforts, resolve disputes, and monitor implementation to enhance market oversight. Saudi Arabia’s construction market to exceed $90 billion by 2029 Saudi Arabia’s real estate market, fueled by Vision 2030. The market is currently valued at $70.33 billion and is set for robust growth, especially in Riyadh. Key drivers include megaprojects, hotel investments rising 30% by 2025, booming residential and office demand, and sustainability-focused initiatives. Major events like Expo 2030 and World Cup 2034 will further propel expansion.

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