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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 15-Sep-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 37 were AED 8.17 billion and 4,558 transactions. Off-plan contributed 66.0% or 5.39 billion, while Ready properties contributed 34.0% or 2.78 billion. Total trading reached AED 8.17 billion across 4,558 transactions, a -8.8% drop in value and +8.8% increase in activity versus last week (AED 8.95 billion, 4,188 deals). Off-plan dominated by value with a 66.0% share (AED 5.39 billion), while ready assets contributed 34.0% (AED 2.78 billion). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 4,889.2 1,918.4 Villa 261.0 566.2 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 46.0 93.5 Commercials 195.8 199.9 Total 5,391.9 2,777.9 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 5.39 billion Share of Weekly Total: 66.0% Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 4,889.2 90.7% Villa 261.0 4.8% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 46.0 0.9% Commercials 195.8 3.6% Total 5,391.9 100% Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats (90.7%), with villas at 4.8% and smaller tails from commercial (3.6%) and hospitality (0.9%). Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) BUSINESS BAY 489.6 JUMEIRAH VILLAGE CIRCLE 370.8 Palm Deira 299.6 DUBAI SCIENCE PARK 274.8 Madinat Al Mataar 259.6 Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 2.78 billion Share of Weekly Total: 34.0% Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 1,918.4 69.1% Villa 566.2 20.4% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 93.5 3.4% Commercials 199.9 7.2% Total 2,777.9 100% The ready market was led by flats (69.1%), with villas (20.4%) forming the second pillar. Commercials were 7.2%, and hospitality 3.4%. Top Performing Ready Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) BURJ KHALIFA 261.1 BUSINESS BAY 257.9 PALM JUMEIRAH 207.4 JUMEIRAH VILLAGE CIRCLE 190.4 DUBAI MARINA 186.2 On the micro level Below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week (AED billions) This Week (AED billions) Change Total Volume 8.95 8.17 -8.8% Transactions 4,188 4,558 +8.8% Market Insights & Outlook Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 12-Sep-2025

Property market records 10% annual growth despite August dip. Dubai ranks 4th wealthiest city in EMEA region. Australians looking to Dubai as next property investment frontier Australian investors, facing low local yields, are eyeing Dubai for 8–13% returns, a tax-free regime, recent double-digit price growth, and a 10-year Golden Visa (AED 2m). Strong connectivity and tech investment support demand. Key risks: developer quality, tighter mortgages, regulatory complexity, and Australian tax obligations. Read the full article on API Magazine Abu Dhabi real estate: Leading global market with record growth Abu Dhabi spotlights its surging real estate at IREIS 2025 (12–14 Sept). Q1 2025 transactions rose 34.5% to Dh25.3bn; 2024 hit Dh96.2bn. UAE-wide deals reached Dh893bn, with off-plan dominant. Developers tout affordable luxury and sustainability, aligning with Vision 2030’s smart, resilient communities. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Aldar elevates active living in Dubai with launch of ‘Rise by Athlon’ Aldar launched Rise by Athlon in Dubai, eight themed apartment buildings with over 1,200 1–3BR units focused on health, fitness and wellbeing. A JV with Dubai Holding, it borders Athlon’s central park near Global Village, with strong highway links, following 2024 villa/townhouse launches. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai ranks 4th wealthiest city in EMEA region, on track to become the wealthiest by 2040 Dubai hosts 86,000 millionaires (251 centi-millionaires, 23 billionaires) and is EMEA’s 4th-wealthiest city, with investable wealth up 110% in a decade. Drivers: safe-haven status, low taxes, 35,000 HNWI inflows, diversification, rising property prices, strong connectivity. UAE has 250 family offices: 6,700 tech millionaires and five tech billionaires. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Dubai to host Big 5 Global 2025 as $7tn construction projects drive record demand Big 5 Global, the largest and most influential construction and urban development event in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA), will return to Dubai World Trade Centre for its 46th edition from November 24–27. Read the full article on Arabian Business Cryptocurrency is the most popular investment sector in the UAE Crypto is the top investment for retail investors in Dubai (56%) and Abu Dhabi (59%). Dubai portfolios diversify more; Abu Dhabi favors local stocks, gold and cash. Both are bullish on UAE growth, with optimism in real estate, tech, financials and energy. Dubai portfolios skew larger. Read the full article on Khaleej Times From Bitcoin to Property: Why Crypto Investors are Moving into Dubai Real Estate? Crypto wealth is flowing into Dubai property as investors swap volatile coins for 6–8% rental yields, tax advantages and asset security. Major developers accept crypto, deals use escrow/smart contracts. Risks include FX, regulation and home-country taxes. Crypto may account for 10–15% of premium sales; adoption is expanding. Read the full article on Crypto Daily Dubai Investments eyes IPO for DIP to tap into real estate boom Dubai Investments may list up to 25% of Dubai Investments Park Development by February, targeting a Dh8–10bn valuation. Proceeds would fund expansion. DIP spans 2,300 hectares with more than 90% occupancy and 160k residents. The IPO rides Dubai’s property boom: further listings (Emicool, Emirates Glass) and sector IPOs are being explored. Read the full article on Gulf News Qatar real estate sales hit $108m in first week of September 2025 Qatar’s real estate market recorded QR394,349,422 ($108.3m) in trading volume for sales contracts during the week of August 31 – September 4, 2025, according to the Department of Real Estate Registration at the Ministry of Justice. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai’s WeProperties attracts 600 users in two months with fractional ownership model WeProperties, a DFSA-regulated Dubai platform, lets global investors buy fractional shares of ready-to-let properties with segregated client funds. It manages tenancy, maintenance and sales, paying rental income. Launched two months ago, it has 600+ users and aims to broaden access to UAE real estate. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Tightening supply and evolving demand patterns lead to sustained growth in the UAE’s commercial real estate sector in Q2 2025: JLL UAE commercial real estate stayed landlord-favorable in Q2 2025. Office vacancies hit ultra-low (Abu Dhabi 1.5%, Dubai 7.7%); rents rose across grades; lease volumes dipped on scarce stock. Retail tightened too, Dubai contracts +9% vs Abu Dhabi −12%, with experiential, data-driven, omni-channel formats rising. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai real estate: Property market records 10% annual growth despite August dip Dubai’s residential property market recorded 17,710 sales transactions in August, representing a 5.9 per cent decline from July figures. The total value of deals reached AED42 billion, marking an 18.6 per cent monthly decrease. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 11th of September 2025 On the 11th of September, the total transacted value reached AED 1,690,317,494. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,057,543,365 (62.6%), while Ready accounted for AED 632,774,130 (37.4%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 870.7 461.6 Villas 58.9 113.5 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 6.4 21.3 Commercial 121.6 36.3 Total 1,057.5 632.8 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,057,543,365 Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly led by flats, with meaningful commercial contributions; villas and hospitality were marginal. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 632,774,130 Ready transactions were anchored by apartments, with villas providing a steady secondary share and modest hospitality/commercial volumes. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Off-plan’s lead reflects sustained appetite for new inventory and flexible plans, while the ready market remains apartment-driven for immediate occupancy. Expect steady momentum with flats setting the pace; monitor commercial off-plan traction and villa resilience as swing factors. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 09-Sep-2025

REEF Developments to eliminate down payment for salaried UAE residents. Can a landlord increase the rent in a building without a star rating? UAE real estate market maintains robust growth in Q2 Colliers’ Q2 2025 report shows broad UAE real-estate strength: Abu Dhabi posts its strongest since 2009 with sharp rent/price gains and majority ready-sales. Dubai adds 12.5k units, rising prices, moderating rents, and a new first-time buyer program. Northern Emirates accelerate; Al Ain stays stable. Read the full article on Zawya Permira and Blackstone bet on Dubai real estate with Property Finder deal Permira and Blackstone buy a $525m stake in Property Finder from General Atlantic, valuing it at $2bn. They’re betting on Dubai’s boom (prices +68% in six years; population >4m). CEO forecasts 20%+ growth; Fitch warns of a supply-led downturn. GA keeps a large stake; platform spans the GCC. Read the full article on Financial Times Azizi launches premium commercial tower in Dubai Azizi Developments will unveil Azizi Tower 1, a commercial hub in Al Jaddaf, on Sept 10. The 15-storey project offers customizable 500–2,000 sq m offices with modern, sustainable features and transport links near Creek Metro. Azizi will also debut Milan Heights residences within its Azizi Milan community. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai office market hits new highs—rising rents, soaring prices, and premium deals with AX Premium Properties Dubai’s office market is breaking records: 2024 sales AED 6.8bn (+36%), prices +24%, rents +23.6%. Q1-2025 sales AED 2.8bn (+83% YoY); off-plan +741% to AED 800m. Mid-2025 sales AED 5.4bn; prime prices top AED 5,000 psf Downtown. Read the full article on Gulf Today Svarn Development announces sellout of Sereno Residences; Breaks ground at JVC Svarn Development’s Sereno Residences in JVC sold out at launch, underscoring Dubai’s demand. The 91-unit G+5 project completes Q4 2026, priced from AED 624,900 to AED 1.499m. Developer plans an AED 300m pipeline; H1-2025 transactions reached 99,057 worth AED 328.8bn (+40%). Read the full article on Zawya Abu Dhabi real estate deals hit $16.65bn in 2025 Abu Dhabi’s property market has recorded strong momentum in 2025, with real estate transactions reaching AED61.15bn ($16.65bn) across 16,873 deals since the start of the year, according to the latest official data. Read the full article on Arabian Business OCTA Development unveils first residential project, featuring branded interiors by Missoni in Dubai Islands OCTA Development launched OCTA Isle Interiors by Missoni on Dubai Islands (Island A): luxury 2–5BR apartments with resort amenities, wrap-around lazy river, urban beach pool, sports courts, and Wellness Bay. Interiors by Missoni. Leaders hail the partnership; it targets refined waterfront living and expands OCTA’s branded-residence portfolio. Read the full article on Zawya UAE proptech startup PRYPCO secures major funding from General Catalyst for real estate innovation PRYPCO, the UAE-based property technology platform, has secured funding from General Catalyst in a Pre-Series A round led by the venture capital firm. Read the full article on Arabain Business Dubai real estate: Healthy secondary activity, off-plan surge drives 15 percent rise in transactions Dubai’s August real estate hit 18,564 deals worth AED 50.7bn (+15% volume, +7% value YoY), driven by off-plan (+25% volume). Business Bay led (11% volume, 12% value). Secondary AED 22.6bn; Wadi Al Safa 4 surged. Apartments dominate; studios/1BR demand rising as renters shift to ownership. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Rove Hotels and IRTH Group introduce HQ by Rove: The future of office spaces Rove Hotels and IRTH Group unveiled HQ by Rove at Marasi Bay Marina, Business Bay. A hospitality-led, fully furnished Grade-A office complex featuring modular and loft suites with private courtyards, smart tech, vast coworking/wellness/sports/dining amenities, an exclusive access road, and perks across Rove’s hotel network. Read the full article on Zawya REEF Developments to eliminate down payment for salaried UAE residents UAE developer REEF Luxury Developments has launched a new Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, titled ‘The -20 By REEF’, whereby it aims to make home ownership more accessible, without the 20 per cent down payment required by developers. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai South launches digital-first free zone platform to boost entrepreneurship Dubai South launched the Dubai South Business Hub, a next-gen free zone offering 100% digital setup and same-day licences. A founder-friendly ecosystem beyond licensing, it provides tools, regulatory clarity, and infrastructure to accelerate growth, for entrepreneurs, SMEs, and global enterprises, advancing Dubai’s innovation and diversification goals. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai hotel occupancy climbs above 81% as international visitors reach 10mn Dubai‘s hotel occupancy levels reached 81 per cent in the first half of 2025, marking a 4.5 per cent increase year-on-year, whilst international visitor numbers climbed 6.1 per cent to almost 10 million between January and June, according to research from real estate advisory group Cavendish Maxwell. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai looks to capitalise on weak dirham to lure British home buyers UAE developers are courting British buyers as the dirham (pegged to a weaker dollar) is 8% cheaper vs GBP, making Dubai property more affordable. London sales offices and incentives helped lift UK purchases +62% YoY in Q2-2025. Oversupply concerns persist; Fitch sees up to a 15% price drop by 2026. Read the full article on Reuters Uptown Dubai: Built to meet demand, not speculation DMCC outlines demand-led growth from JLT to Uptown Dubai, prioritising mixed-use, sustainable development and strong office demand. Uptown, anchored by Uptown Tower and planned Burj 2020, adds Mercer House and a 17-storey Crypto Tower for Web3. Strategically near Al Maktoum airport, it aims to integrate business, tech, and community. Read the full article on Khaleej Times UAE Property: ‘Can a landlord increase the rent in a building without a star rating?’ Dubai’s rental star ratings are rolling out, owners-only for now; unrated buildings follow the fallback RERA rent cap. Landlords can’t raise rent unless the index allows, and tenants can challenge at the RDSC. Evictions for “sale” followed by gifting/reletting may be bad faith; tenants can seek compensation. Read the full article on …

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 08-Sep-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 36 was AED 8.95 billion and 4,188 transactions. Off-plan contributed 61.5% or 5.51 billion, while Ready properties contributed 38.5% or 3.45 billion. Total trading reached AED 8.95 billion across 4,188 transactions, a -6.7% drop in value and -15.3% decline in activity versus last week (AED 9.60 billion, 4,942 deals). Off-plan dominated by value with a 61.5% share (AED 5.51 billion), while ready assets contributed 38.5% (AED 3.45 billion). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 4,794.2 1,872.8 Villa 451.4 745.4 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 13.9 136.7 Commercials 248.0 691.8 Total 5,507.5 3,446.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 5.51 billion Share of Weekly Total: 61.5% Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 4,794.2 87.0% Villa 451.4 8.2% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 13.9 0.3% Commercials 248.0 4.5% Total 5,507.5 100% Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats (87.0%), with villas at 8.2% and smaller tails from commercial (4.5%) and hospitality (0.3%). Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Jumeirah Second 370.6 Business Bay 338.1 Dubai Science Park 305.6 Jumeirah Village Circle 258.1 Madinat Al Mataar 247.2 The top 10 off-plan areas together accounted for 47.5% of all off-plan value this week. Jumeirah Second alone contributed 6.7% of off-plan turnover, with Business Bay (6.1%) and Dubai Science Park (5.5%) also key magnets for new-build demand. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 3.45 billion Share of Weekly Total: 38.5% Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 1,872.8 54.3% Villa 745.4 21.6% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 136.7 4.0% Commercials 691.8 20.1% Total 3,446.7 100% The ready market was led by flats (54.3%), with villas (21.6%) forming the second pillar. Commercials were a sizeable 20.1%, and hospitality 4.0%. Top Performing Ready Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Burj Khalifa 440.0 Business Bay 366.0 Palm Jumeirah 267.1 Jumeirah Village Circle 239.4 Dubai Marina 152.4 The top 10 ready areas captured 59.3% of ready value. Burj Khalifa led with 12.8% share of ready properties transactions, followed by Business Bay (10.6%), with Palm Jumeirah (7.7%) and JVC (6.9%) showing steady secondary-market liquidity. On the micro level Below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week (AED billions) This Week (AED billions) Change Total Volume 9.60 8.95 -6.7% Transactions 4,942 4,188 -15.3% Market Insights & Outlook

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 05-Sep-2025

4% Real Estate depreciation rule for fair value. Dubai Holding Asset Management is unifying 40+ malls and lifestyle sites under “Dubai Retail” Top 10 Dubai neighborhoods where property prices are heating up now Dubai property stayed active in Aug 2025. Demand is strongest for apartments, especially studios/1-beds. Off-plan surges in Business Bay, Dubai Investment Park, and Dubai South. Resales boom in Wadi Al Safa 4 and Al Barsha South Fourth. Luxury focus: Downtown, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Marina. REVEALED: Unveiling the top 100 real estate developers in the GCC 2025 Power List names 100 GCC developers reshaping the region, from UAE megaprojects to Saudi giga-cities and mixed-use builds. Rankings weigh project value/pipeline, new awards, expansion, ESG/CSR, innovation, and market influence, honoring companies driving resilient, sustainable urban futures. Dubai’s real estate market records AED 50.7bln in sales in August Dubai Aug 2025, 18,564 sales worth AED 50.7bn (+15% volume, +7% value YoY). Off-plan led (+25% volume, +11% value); primary 12,106 deals (91% off-plan). Standouts, Business Bay, Dubai Investment Park; secondary surges in Wadi Al Safa 4, Al Barsha South Fourth. Apartments, especially studios/1-beds, dominate demand. Over 40 malls, retail destinations united under ‘Dubai Retail’ brand Dubai Holding Asset Management is unifying 40+ malls and lifestyle sites under “Dubai Retail” after integrating Nakheel and Meydan, creating a retail giant with 6,500 retailers across 13m sq ft. Nakheel Mall becomes Palm Jumeirah Mall; new openings include Nad Al Sheba Mall and upcoming Al Khail Avenue. ANAX Developments unveils V-Suites, starting from AED1.6mln ANAX launches V-Suites in Business Bay, executive residences from AED 1.6M, handover Q4 2026. Designed by Venetian Enrico with Italian finishes, smart homes, Burj views. 19 floors plus “V Club” co-working, wellness and leisure. Prime access; 30/20/50 payment plan targeting investors and professionals. Belle Vie launches in Dubai Silicon Oasis with exceptional market response Zimaya launched Belle Vie in Dubai Silicon Oasis, its third project in a year, with 50%+ reserved on day one. The low-rise offers studios to four-beds with spacious, end-user layouts and amenities, near the upcoming Blue Line station. Zimaya plans further projects in Dubai Islands and Arjan. Real estate and finance sectors to welcome UAE’s 4% depreciation rule for fair value assets UAE MoF’s Ministerial Decision 173/2025 (effective Jan 1, 2025) allows 4% tax depreciation on investment properties held at fair value, on original cost, pro-rata, if firms irrevocably elect the realisation basis on time. Miss the election, lose the deduction. Applies to group/restructuring transfers and may create deferred tax. Amirah Developments showcases sustainable residential landmark in Dubai Islands Amirah Developments’ Dubai Islands residence delivers 31% energy and 24.37% water savings, targeting LEED v3 NC and EHS-Trakhees compliance. With efficient HVAC, smart lighting, low-flow fixtures and reflective roofs, it aligns with UAE Net Zero 2050, prioritizing wellness (fresh-air, low-VOC, non-smoking) and green mobility. DAMAC’s Riverside Views Capri One sells out at launch – here’s how it was done DAMAC launched Capri One at Riverside Views in August; it sold out at the 27 Aug launch. A multi-channel push (OOH, digital, PR, events, CRM) targeted first-time buyers/young couples, stressing affordable luxury, wellness amenities, and proximity to Expo/Al Maktoum. Payment plans start from AED 2,499/month. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 4th of September 2025 On the 4th of September, the total transacted value reached AED 2 billion. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.2 billion (58.1%), while Ready accounted for AED 838 million (41.9%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 965.2 511.9 Villas 174.9 236.8 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 1.0 41.6 Commercial 23.1 47.6 Total 1,164.2 837.9 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,164,161,219 Off-plan activity was led decisively by flats, with villas a meaningful secondary driver; commercial and hospitality segments were marginal. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 837,886,072 Ready sales were anchored by apartments, while villas delivered strong support; hospitality and commercial made-up modest shares. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Momentum remains broad-based with apartments setting the pace across both segments. Villas continue to provide depth—especially in the ready market—while commercial and hospitality play smaller roles. With off-plan leading over 58% of value, near-term sentiment favors new launches, while end-user demand sustains stability in the ready segment.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 04-Sep-2025

3 tower projects in Saudi Arabia, UAE set to be ‘taller than Burj Khalifa’. Dubai still top for executive nomads says Savills. Riyadh and Jeddah office rents surge as Saudi vacancies hit record lows Saudi Arabia’s office market is undergoing rapid expansion, marked by exceptionally tight supply and strong rental growth in Riyadh and Jeddah, according to JLL’s KSA Office Market Dynamics report for Q2 2025. Dubai Islands draws global buyers with prime waterfront appeal and capital growth potential Dubai Islands (ex-Palm Deira) is surging. May 2025 sales near AED 3.5bn amid Dubai’s record Q2 2025 AED 151.8bn (+46% YoY). With strong connectivity and DHG’s AED 260m launch, it’s positioned for sustainable, long-term value under Dubai’s 2040 Master Plan. Apartments Drive Growth as Confidence in Dubai Real Estate Continues Dubai logged AED 40.45bn in August sales, 22% below July but 6% higher YoY. Apartments led (89% volume, 71% value); prices averaged AED1.9m (DLD) to AED2.6m (A&A), with sub-AED1m deals up 25% MoM. Rentals surged (+43% value, +48% transactions). Population hit 4m, sustaining demand. Knight Frank signed up to lead sales launch of Residences of SHA Island Knight Frank will lead sales for SHA Residences Emirates Island at Al Jurf, the world’s first longevity-focused private island by Imkan. The 2027-delivery project offers apartments and villas with access to SHA health services; prices AED 9m–130m. Between Dubai and Abu Dhabi, it targets wellness tourism. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid confirms Dh2billion investment in Emirati housing Dubai approved 2,971 Emirati homes in 2025, allocating over Dh2bn via the Zayed Housing Programme. H1 delivered Dh1.725bn support to 3,027 beneficiaries. Backed by Real Estate Strategy 2033, targeting Dh1tn transactions, +70% activity, Dh73bn GDP impact, housing remains a national priority for stability, transparency and AI-enabled quality. A distinct investment and lifestyle opportunity for first-time buyers in Dubai Silicon Oasis The Hillgate by Ellington launches in Dubai Silicon Oasis, a design-led, wellness-focused community spanning studios to four-bed homes with rich amenities. On the future Blue Line, it joins the First-Time Home Buyer Programme (cap AED 5m). Completion Q4 2027, targeting livability, connectivity, and long-term value. Abu Dhabi real estate: Aldar to launch 450 new townhomes on September 12 Aldar has announced the launch of 450 townhomes exclusively for UAE nationals at the family-oriented Al Deem community, located northeast of Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. 3 tower projects in Saudi Arabia, UAE set to be ‘taller than Burj Khalifa’ Saudi plans the 2 km Rise Tower in Riyadh and has resumed the >1 km Jeddah Tower (target 2028); Dubai’s Burj Azizi (725 m, possibly taller) targets 2027–28. Together, these projects aim to eclipse Burj Khalifa and spur investment with record-breaking mixed-use skyscrapers. Foreign investors fuel Dubai apartment boom as sales hit AED 40.5bn in August Buyers from South Korea, South Africa, Australia and Canada helped drive demand for apartments, which accounted for nearly nine in ten property transactions last month. Dubai still top for executive nomads says Savills Dubai tops Savills’ 2025 Executive Nomad Index for a third year, with Abu Dhabi second. Dubai leads on flight connectivity, Abu Dhabi on internet speed. Top five unchanged (Malaga, Miami, Lisbon). The 30-city index targets remote workers; new entrants include Auckland, Tokyo, Crete, Vancouver and Berlin. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 3rd of September 2025 On the 3rd of September 2025, the total transacted value reached AED 2,769,972,851. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,829,290,309 (66.04%), while Ready accounted for AED 940,682,541 (33.96%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,692.24 586.37 Villas 104.89 205.78 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 0.99 33.94 Commercial 31.17 114.60 Total 1,829.29 940.68 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,829,290,309 Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly flat-led, with villas a distant second and minimal commercial/hospitality volumes. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 940,682,541 Ready sales were broad-based but still flat-centric, supported by solid villa trading and meaningful commercial deals. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook With two-thirds of value in off-plan, demand skews toward new launches and longer-term investment horizons, while the ready segment reflects steady end-user and rental-driven appetite. Expect momentum to track upcoming project releases, financing conditions, and affordability tiers, particularly mid-market flats.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 03-Sep-2025

Dubai real estate sales surge 13% to $10.9bn in August. Record Dh161 million Palm Jumeirah villa sale. Millennium Hotels unveils first branded homes in Abu Dhabi Millennium Hotels & Resorts MEA launched its first branded residences. Millennium Residences Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, 85 studios to two-bedroom apartments with Gulf/skyline views. In the cultural district, it offers hotel-style services, full kitchens, rooftop pool, gyms and beach access, suited for short or long stays. The UAE’s Strategic Crypto-Real Estate Integration and Its Implications for Global Investors The UAE leads crypto-real estate with clear VARA/CBUAE rules, AED settlement via licensed platforms, and DLD-driven tokenization enabling fractional ownership. Low taxes lure investors, though VAT treatment of tokens is evolving. Investors benefit from early access, diversification into tangible assets, and regulatory certainty. EXCLUSIVE: Tashas Group bets on suburban UAE dining in $27 million Arada joint venture Tashas Group has struck a AED100 million ($27 million) joint venture with UAE developer Arada to open at least 10 new restaurants across the Gulf over the next two years. The deal bets that demand for premium dining is moving beyond the malls and downtown districts of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Barco launches debut residential project at Dubai South Barco Developers launched Livia Residences in Dubai South, a six-storey, 71-apartment project priced from AED 555,000, completing Q4 2027. Aimed at mid-income buyers, it features LA-inspired design, smart-home tech, and 20+ amenities, and marks Barco’s plan to deliver 2m sq ft across Dubai and other emirates. Dubai real estate sales surge 13% to $10.9bn in August as population passes 4m Dubai real estate sales hit AED40bn ($10.9bn) in August 2025, up 13.2% year-on-year, driven by off-plan launches, secondary sales and population growth past 4m. Aldar launches Al Deem Townhomes on Yas Island Aldar will launch 450 townhomes for UAE nationals at Al Deem, northeast of Yas Island, on 12 September. Three- and four-bed units include a majlis and multiple entrances; 26 are live-work homes. It’s the seventh cluster, with two new bridges providing direct access to Yas Island and the airport. Record Dh161 million Palm Jumeirah villa sale among Dubai’s priciest deals of 2025 Dubai’s luxury market hit another milestone. A Palm Jumeirah Signature Villa sold for Dh161m, the island’s priciest secondary villa in 2025 and Dubai’s No.2 price/sq ft (Dh14,679). Amid record sales and scarce ultra-prime supply, HNWI demand keeps Palm, Jumeirah Bay and Emirates Hills leading. Dubai real estate: 22 percent surge in off-plan demand propels sales to $10.89 billion in August 2025 Dubai logged 16,993 residential deals in Aug 2025 (+13.2% YoY), AED40bn total. Off-plan led: 12,917 deals, AED28.3bn (+22.1%). Secondary: 4,076, AED11.7bn (+5.8%). Commercial hit AED8.12bn; rentals 12,181 leases, AED1.1bn. Population reached 4.0m (+3.6% YTD), supporting demand and market maturity. Dubai real estate: $925m Lumena by Omniyat sold out in weeks Dubai real estate developer OMNIYAT has announced that its LUMENA tower is now fully sold out, just two months after its launch on June 18, 2025. UAE real estate is the world’s new hotspot: Here’s why UAE real estate is surging in 2025, powered by economic resilience, oil rebound and foreign capital. Dubai leads with record sales, rising $10m+ deals and strong off-plan demand. A new First-Time Home Buyer Programme targets end-user ownership. Offices, logistics and hotels see rental growth; retail remains supply constrained. UAE property prices near Etihad Rail stations seen rising up to 30%, rents 20% Etihad Rail, the UAE’s $13bn, 1,200km network launching commercially in 2026, is already lifting real estate. Developers forecast 20–30% price gains and 20% rent rises near stations as mixed-use hubs emerge, benefiting Al Ain, Fujairah and Al Dhafra. Analysts urge early investment, citing Shinkansen/TGV precedents Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 2nd of September 2025 Total transacted value reached AED 1,923,248,922. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,050,375,728 (54.6%), while Ready accounted for AED 872,873,194 (45.4%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 939.9 388.4 Villas 80.2 126.2 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 8.0 40.0 Commercial 22.3 318.3 Total 1,050.4 872.9 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,050,375,728 Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly led by flats (~90% of value), with villas a distant second and limited commercial/hotel volumes. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 872,873,194 Ready transactions were more balanced, with strong commercial deals (over one-third of value) alongside active flat sales. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Off-plan momentum continues to set the tone, powered by flat-led launches, while the secondary market’s commercial strength signals end-user and investor confidence in income-producing assets. Expect near-term stability with selective upside where new inventory aligns with affordability and location.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 02-Sep-2025

Dubai court rejects appeal to void Dh295 million Al Mamzar tower sale. investors can buy property in RAK through cryptocurrency. Al Rasikhoon Real Estate launches ‘Al Qasimiya Gate’ project in Sharjah Al Rasikhoon Real Estate launched “Al Qasimiya Gate” in Sharjah, 9.63m sq ft, more than AED1bn, via a two-day sales event ending Sept 2, 2025. In Al Qasimia Industrial City on Dubai–Hatta Road, it offers freehold to all nationalities, fee waivers, competitive pricing, and prime logistics access for industrial/commercial investors. How Interest Rate Changes Are Affecting Real Estate Investment in Dubai Dubai real estate is highly sensitive to interest rates tied to the dirham’s US-dollar peg. Rate shifts change mortgage affordability, demand, prices, foreign capital flows, and investor strategies—differently across residential and commercial sectors. Understanding cycles helps investors time purchases, structure financing, and rebalance portfolios effectively. PRYPCO Blocks introduces UAE’s first upfront rental guarantee Dubai’s PRYPCO Blocks launched the UAE’s first upfront rental guarantee for fractional investors: a 5% annual net yield paid within two months of investing. It also cut entry fees to 1% (from 1.5%). DFSA-regulated, the platform aims to boost liquidity, reinvestment and access. Dubai real estate sector recorded $4.4bn of transactions last week, including $10m Bugatti apartment The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED16.12bn ($4.4bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. $13.9 billion in Dubai property sales signals strong real estate momentum in August 2025 Dubai logged AED51.1bn sales in Aug (+7.9% YoY) across 18,678 deals (+15.4%). Apartments led (AED30.2bn); villa volumes fell; avg psf rose 15% to AED1,720. Business Bay topped areas. Developer first sales dominated (74% vol). A AED161m Palm Jumeirah villa was the priciest deal. Dubai court rejects appeal to void Dh295 million Al Mamzar tower sale Dubai’s Court of Cassation upheld the sale of a Dh295m, 19-storey Al Mamzar building, rejecting the seller’s appeal. The seller failed to clear a registered mortgage within 30 days; the bank required Dh435m repayment. Claims the buyer delayed payment were dismissed; the lien persisted. UAE real estate sector maintains strong momentum in 2025 with major projects, growing investments UAE real estate stays robust in 2025 on economic resilience and foreign inflows. Dubai/Abu Dhabi see strong off-plan demand, record sales, rising occupancy and rents; industrial also growing. Dubai hit AED100bn sales by March 4 and leads the $10m+ global luxury home market. Want to be a millionaire? Invest in these Dubai properties Dubai’s next “accidental property millionaires” are buyers of sub-$1m homes likely to appreciate past $1m, aided by infrastructure (Blue Line, Al Maktoum Airport). Likely areas: Dubai Creek Harbour, Dubai Islands, Dubai Harbour, Palm Jebel Ali, City Walk, Dubai South. Knight Frank counts 110,500 $1m+ units, including 39,000 accidental owners. Miami vibes meet Dubai bling through Main Realty Main Realty, led by CEO Mohammed Aamir Siddiq, brings “Miami vibes meets Dubai bling” to Dubai, prioritizing prime locations, quality, and lifestyle-led design. Flagships: Primero Residences (Al Furjan) and Flow Residences (Dubai Islands). The firm stresses long-term value, community, ethics, and generational wealth over quick flips. Abu Alnaga Development launches new residential project with Burj Khalifa views The company confirmed the addition of a fourth residential project in Al Jaddaf area, featuring a direct view of the Burj Khalifa. UAE Property: ‘How can I protect my off-plan investment in Dubai?’ Funds must go to RERA escrow (Law 8/2007). Check developer via DLD/Dubai Rest, monitor progress/Mollak, escalate to RERA if you see any issues. Make sure the area is freehold. Secure heirs via DIFC/Dubai Courts will. UAE: Now, investors can buy property in RAK through cryptocurrency RAK Properties now let international buyers purchase RAK homes via crypto through Hubpay, converting USDT/BTC/ETH to AED on settlement. It won’t hold crypto. 800 Mina units due by year-end; H1 2025 revenue Dh774.8m, profit +80% to Dh160.6m, amid wider UAE crypto-payments adoption. UAE Construction Industry Report 2025 UAE construction will grow from $66.9bn (2024) to $96.1bn by 2030 (6.06% CAGR), driven by real estate expansion, expat demand, landmark projects and pro-investor reforms. Digitalization (BIM, IoT, AI, drones) is rising, while cost overruns, material volatility, labor shortages and permitting delays remain key risks. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 1st of September 2025 Total transacted value reached AED 2.243bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.350bn (60.2%), while Ready accounted for AED 0.894bn (39.8%). Category Off-Plan (AED million) Ready (AED million) Flats 1,178.6 405.2 Villas 114.4 231.5 Hotel Apts & Rooms 2.5 24.4 Commercial 54.2 232.6 Total 1,349.7 893.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.350bn Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly apartment-led, with villas and other types a small share. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 0.894bn Ready transactions were broad-based but still flat-heavy, with villas providing a meaningful quarter of activity. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Apartments drove both segments, especially off-plan, underscoring demand for mid-ticket investments and new-build inventory. Ready villas and commercial assets showed healthy participation, pointing to a mix of end-user and income-focused demand as launch momentum continues.

April 21, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 31st-Aug-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 35 was AED 9.60 billion and 4,942 transactions. Off-plan contributed 65.2% or 6.26 billion, while Ready properties contributed 34.8% or 3.35 billion. Total trading reached AED 9.60 billion across 4,942 transactions, a -5.2% drop in value and -4.7% decline in activity versus last week (AED 10.12 billion, 5,188 deals). Off-plan dominated by value with a 65.2% share (AED 6.26 billion), while ready assets contributed 34.8% (AED 3.35 billion). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 5,799.8 2,289.3 Villa 313.5 674.2 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 63.4 136.0 Commercials 78.5 246.4 Total 6,255.3 3,346.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat 5,799.8 92.7% Villa 313.5 5.0% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 63.4 1.0% Commercials 78.5 1.3% Total 6,255.3 100% Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats (92.7%), with modest contributions from villas (5.0%) and small tails from commercial and hospitality. Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Trade Center Second 878.8 Business Bay 572.6 Madinat Dubai Almelaheya 383.6 Dubai Maritime City 347.3 DMCC-EZ2 268.8 These top10 off-plan areas together accounted for 55.7% of all off-plan value this week. Trade Center Second alone contributed 14.0% of the off-plan market, with Business Bay (9.2%) and Dubai Maritime City (5.6%) also key magnets for new-build demand. Ready Market Performance Sub-category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 2,289.3 68.4% Villa 674.2 20.2% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 136.0 4.1% Commercials 246.4 7.4% Total 3,346.0 100% The ready market was led by flats (68.4%), with villas (20.2%) forming the second pillar. Commercials and hospitality were smaller but steady contributors. Top Performing Ready Areas (by value traded) Area Value (AED millions) Business Bay 553.7 Burj Khalifa 319.2 Dubai Marina 184.1 JVC 168.9 JLT 147.2 The top10 ready areas captured 56.3% of ready value. Business Bay (16.5% of ready) led decisively, followed by Burj Khalifa (9.5%). On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week (AED billions) This Week (AED billions) Change Total Volume 10.12 9.60 -5.2% Transactions 5,188 4,942 -4.7% Market Insights & Outlook

April 21, 2026
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Dubai Anticipates Surge in Millionaire Residents Amid Luxury Property Boom

By Kiana Jehangir Table of Contents Dubai’s luxury property market is entering a defining moment as the city anticipates a surge in millionaire residents. Already a global hub for wealth and investment, Dubai is now expected to see an influx of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) who are reshaping demand for prime real estate. This shift underscores the emirate’s unique position as both a financial powerhouse and a lifestyle destination. Dubai’s Growing Millionaire Population Recent forecasts indicate that Dubai will welcome thousands of new millionaire residents over the coming years. As the city continues to strengthen its economic diversification strategy, it has become a magnet for global wealth migration. From entrepreneurs to seasoned investors, high-net-worth individuals are increasingly drawn to Dubai for its favorable tax policies, safety, and international connectivity. Drivers Behind the Luxury Property Boom At the heart of this surge lies Dubai’s booming real estate sector, particularly in the luxury market. Developers are racing to meet the growing demand for high-end villas, branded residences, and exclusive waterfront properties. Record-breaking transactions have become common, with buyers from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East competing for limited inventory in prime locations such as Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, and Emirates Hills. Global Migration Trends and Dubai’s Appeal Dubai’s rise is also linked to a broader global trend: the reallocation of wealth. Political instability, higher taxes, and quality-of-life concerns in other regions are pushing millionaires to seek safe havens. Dubai’s visa reforms, strategic geographic location, and thriving business ecosystem make it an attractive alternative for relocating families and investors alike. The Real Estate Impact This migration trend has profound implications for Dubai’s property market. Luxury property sales are expected to climb further as wealthy expatriates settle in the city. Developers are adapting by introducing lifestyle-oriented communities that combine wellness, leisure, and exclusivity. The surge in demand has also contributed to price appreciation, cementing Dubai’s status as one of the most dynamic luxury real estate markets in the world. What This Means for Investors For investors, Dubai’s millionaire boom signals both opportunity and competition. As more UHNWIs enter the market, prime properties are becoming scarce, and values are rising. This creates strong potential for capital appreciation, especially in established luxury districts. Investors who act now are well-positioned to benefit from the ongoing wave of wealth migration and real estate growth. Dubai’s anticipated surge in millionaire residents highlights the emirate’s growing global influence. Fueled by luxury property demand and international wealth migration, the city is poised to reinforce its reputation as a premier hub for high-net-worth individuals. For investors and developers, this moment marks a rare opportunity to participate in one of the most significant luxury real estate booms of the decade.

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