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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 26-May-2025

In Week 19, Dubai’s total real estate transaction value rose to AED 9.32 billion, a 10.6% increase from last week’s AED 8.43 billion (Week 18). Transaction count fell to 4,359, down 12.3% from 4,970 in Week 18. Off-plan properties accounted for 63.2% of total value (AED 5.88 billion), while ready properties made up the remaining 36.8% (AED 3.44 billion). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 4,800.8 2,307.1 Villas 955.5 497.9 Hotel Apts. & Rooms 33.7 353.6 Commercials 90.8 276.8 Total 5,880.8 3,435.4 Breakdown of Transactions: Off-Plan Properties: Off-plan properties continued to dominate the market, accounting for 63.2% of total transactions (AED 5.88 billion). Most Active Areas by Value The ten most active off-plan areas together transacted AED 3.344 billion, or 57% of the off-plan segment. Ready Properties: Most Active Areas by Value The ten most active ready areas together transacted AED 2.007 billion, or 58% of the ready segment. On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms Market Insights:

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Remraam: An Affordable Oasis for Investors & Families

Remraam is an affordable Dubailand community offering high rental yields, serene greenery, amenities, and strong connectivity for investors and families. Nestled in the heart of Dubailand, Remraam has emerged as a compelling residential enclave for real estate investors, homebuyers, and renters. Boasting low-rise apartment clusters, verdant parklands, and a self-contained community vibe, Remraam offers an affordable home away from Dubai’s urban hustle while remaining within easy reach of the city’s major attractions. Its blend of budget-friendly apartments, strong rental yields, and growing amenities positions Remraam as a top choice for those seeking value and quality of life in equal measure. Master Developer and Origins Remraam was launched in October 2007 by Mizin, the real estate arm of Tatweer (Dubai Holding), with a vision to create a 23.5 million sq ft gated community featuring studios through three-bedroom apartments, a community mall, nurseries, and leisure facilities close to Global Village and Bawadi Boulevard. In March 2009, Mizin’s entire inventory of Remraam units was officially registered with the Dubai Land Department, granting buyers pre-title deeds and enhancing market transparency. Shortly thereafter, Dubai Properties (also part of Dubai Holding) took over overall project management, ensuring timely handovers and ongoing community operations Stages of Development Economic Value and Prices One of Remraam’s strongest appeals is its affordable entry prices combined with high rental yields. According to Bayut, residential listings in Remraam range from AED 450,000 to AED 2,250,000 for studios through three-bedroom units. On the rental side, Property Finder reports an average annual rent of AED 61,257 across apartments in the community. With gross rental yields of up to 11% reported by Bayut’s H1 2024 market analysis, Remraam stands out among Dubai’s affordable apartment hotspots. Unit Type Avg. Sale Price (AED) Avg. Annual Rent (AED) Gross Yield Studio 450,000 – 600,000 35,000 – 45,000 ~9.0 % 1-Bedroom 550,000 – 800,000 50,000 – 65,000 ~8.5 % 2-Bedroom 800,000 – 1,200,000 75,000 – 95,000 ~8.8 % 3-Bedroom 1,100,000 – 1,500,000 120,000 – 150,000 ~10.0 % Services and Entertainment in Remraam Remraam’s master plan ensures residents enjoy essential services and leisure amenities within walking distance: Location and Accessibility Remraam benefits from a strategic Dubailand location: Conclusion Remraam has evolved into one of Dubai’s premier value-for-money communities, combining affordable property prices, strong rental yields, and resident-centric amenities. Whether you’re a buy-to-let investor seeking yields of up to 11%, a first-time buyer entering the market under AED 500k, or a family looking for a secure, green neighborhood with schools and medical clinics on your doorstep, Remraam delivers. Its master-planned development, solid transportation links, and ongoing area growth ensure that Remraam will continue to flourish as a tranquil yet connected haven in the heart of Dubailand.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-May-2025

Dubai’s ValuStrat Price Index hit 214.1 in April, with villas up 63% above 2014 highs and apartments nearing pre-pandemic peaks. Dubai’s branded residence transactions rose 50% in Q1 2025. Dubai regulator clarifies real-world asset tokenization rules: Lawyer Dubai’s VARA updated its May 19 VASP rulebook, giving market participants until June 19 to comply. The new rules formalize tokenization of real-world assets as ARVA tokens, authorize their issuance and secondary trading, and require issuers to hold a Category 1 license, publish a white paper, maintain AED 1.5 million capital, undergo audits and adhere to ongoing supervision. Umm Al Quwain an ‘investment hotspot’ in UAE, say real estate experts Major masterplan developments such as Sobha Siniya Island and Downtown UAQ, Sobha Realty have become the primary investment catalysts in Umm Al Quwain. Nisus Finance on why global investors are turning to UAE real estate UAE real estate is attracting over $100 billion in international capital, driven by strong regulations and digital innovation—tokenization, virtual assets, crowdfunding, and PropTech. Affordable housing demand, REITs, and co-living trends fuel high yields. The $680 billion market ($207 billion annual sales) is unlocking $14 billion in legacy assets. DIA Properties To Redefine Island Living In Dubai With The Launch Of LuzOra This May 27th Dubai’s waterfront scene welcomes LuzOra, DIA Properties’ debut project launching May 27, 2025 at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira. Featuring elegant coastal design, a 60/40 payment plan, Q2 2027 handover, and master-planned community amenities, LuzOra offers prime living and investment, plus exclusive event previews and giveaways. Dubai’s TownX to build residential community in Arjan TownX acquired a 400,000 sq ft plot in Arjan for AED 110 million to build a residential community with homes, landscaped gardens and amenities. With a AED 4 billion portfolio, it’s delivered 967+ units (1.04 million sq ft) and is now constructing 2,125 apartments, including 11 Hills Park and Luma Park Views. Riyadh office market records fastest global 5.2% growth rate in Q1 2025: Savills Riyadh now ranks alongside Dubai, London, New York, and Hong Kong in the global prime office markets rankings. tp bennett expands into Middle East with the acquisition of Dubai’s Bluehaus Group The acquisition is effective immediately. Ben Corrigan will continue to lead the Middle East operations and will join the tp bennett Board. Oman real estate boom: What it means for UAE buyers, investors Oman plans 62,800 homes and 5,800 hotel rooms by 2030, adding 5,500 units in 2025 as its population nears 7.7 million by 2040. Integrated Tourism Complexes offer freehold ownership, 5–8% yields, and affordable pricing. A 340,000-unit shortfall underscores strong long-term investment potential. Dubai’s MAG Holding acquires plot for mixed-use project in Ajman’s Al Zorah MAG Group Holding has signed a land acquisition agreement with Al Zorah Development Company for a mixed-use waterfront project in Ajman’s Al Zorah Marina 1. The 261,180 sq ft plot will feature residential units, branded serviced residences, offices, retail outlets and a hotel, totaling about 2 million sq ft of built-up area. Omniyat elevates office space amid demand for new era of commercial prestige Omniyat’s Enara in Marasi Bay is nearly sold out, offering 34 ultra-luxury, Grade A office floors with private lift access. Designed for sustainability and wellness (Platinum WELL, LEED, WiredScore, SmartScore), it blends smart tech, high-end amenities, and waterfront views to address Dubai’s premium office space shortage. Dubai Apartments Rapidly Reaching 11-Year Price Peaks Dubai’s ValuStrat Price Index hit 214.1 in April, with villas up 63% above 2014 highs and apartments nearing pre-pandemic peaks. Off-plan sales jumped 61.5% annually and ready transactions 49.6%. New entrant Elton launched Védaire Residences, while prime transactions and top locations set fresh records. Dubai’s branded residences experience exceptional growth Dubai’s branded residence transactions rose 50% in Q1 2025, with 13,000 units sold in 2024 and 140 projects underway. New launches include DoubleTree by Hilton in Jumeirah Garden City (AED 500 M), Clédor’s Arthouse Residences on Al Marjan Island (AED 400 M), and Biltmore Sufouh penthouses. What’s next for Dubai’s properties? Tasmeer Indigo’s real estate outlook for 2025 Tasmeer Indigo President Khyzer Altaf highlighted luxury yet accessible Shariah-compliant JVC developments, emphasizing flexible payment plans, sustainability, smart technology, and design-led, community-focused projects. He stressed balancing investor and end-user needs, integrating art and culture, and previewed Tasmeer Indigo’s upcoming initiatives, underscoring Dubai’s evolving, innovation-driven real estate market. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 22nd of May 2025 On 22 May 2025, Dubai’s total real estate transactions reached AED 1,737.96 million, with off-plan properties accounting for 54.7% (AED 950.92 million) and ready properties 45.3% (AED 787.04 million) of the market. Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 767.4 411.7 Villas 171.9 109.0 Hotel Apartments & Rooms 5.9 231.0 Commercial 5.7 35.3 Total 950.9 787.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Off-plan activity totalled AED 950.92 million (54.7% of overall transactions). Flats dominated the off-plan segment, reflecting strong investor appetite for high-density residential developments. Villas and commercial units played smaller but meaningful roles. Sub-Category Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Total Flats 767.4 80.7% Villas 171.9 18.1% Hotel Apartments & Rooms 5.9 0.6% Commercial 5.7 0.6% Ready Market Performance Ready properties amounted to AED 787.04 million (45.3% of overall transactions). The ready market continues to be led by flats, underscoring solid end-user demand. Hotel Apartments & Rooms showed up with a strong performance, accounting for 29.4% of secondary-market turnover. Sub-Category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Total Flats 411.7 52.3% Villas 109.0 13.8% Hotel Apartments & Rooms 231.0 29.4% Commercial 35.3 4.5% On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The market’s off-plan majority, driven overwhelmingly by flats, underscores strong speculative demand ahead of handover. In the ready segment, hotel apartments’ substantial 29.4% share, AED 204 million, comes from THE 8 at Palm Jumeirah. Villas occupy a niche role in both markets. Moving forward, developers may focus on off-plan flats to capitalize on pre-completion interest, while expanding ready hospitality stock to meet yield-seeking investor demand.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-May-2025

90% prioritize healthy homes and 80% would pay more for clean air, filtered water, natural light, and green spaces. 61% of global HNWI want homes in Dubai. The Dubai-Miami-Singapore triangle: Which city wins the battle for the richest property buyers? Dubai, Miami, and Singapore vie for ultra-wealthy real estate buyers: Dubai’s tax-free, high-innovation luxury market set records in 2024; Miami’s American-gateway lifestyle and favorable taxes fuel booming ultra-luxury sales; Singapore’s political stability, world-class infrastructure, and regional appeal attract Asia’s HNWIs. Majid Al Futtaim launches Capria; secures LEED platinum for Ghaf Woods sales centre Majid Al Futtaim introduces Capria, the third phase of Ghaf Woods, and achieves LEED platinum certification for its innovative sales and experience centre in Dubai. Rapid rise of crypto transactions shaping Dubai’s real estate market in 2025: Report In 2025, Dubai legally facilitates cryptocurrency property purchases via VARA and the DLD, offering fast, transparent, tax-free transactions and portfolio diversification. However, price volatility, cross-border regulatory differences, fraud risks, and limited crypto-enabled inventory necessitate precise timing, legal oversight, and due diligence. What Makes Dubai’s JVC a Must-Watch for Real Estate Investors JVC has become a Dubai investment hotspot due to its strategic location, affordable pricing, strong rental yields (~8%), diverse property options, and ongoing infrastructure development. Backed by reputable developers, family-friendly amenities, and robust regulatory protections, it promises long-term growth despite potential oversupply and off-plan delays. Dubai real estate: OMNIYAT’s ENARA signals new era for premium commercial property ENARA by OMNIYAT, a near sold-out commercial development in Marasi Bay, addresses Dubai’s growing demand for ‘Grade A’ office spaces with sustainable design and luxury amenities. Green is gold for UAE homebuyers: Why residents pay more for wellness realty A survey of 1,000+ UAE residents finds 90% prioritize healthy homes and 80% would pay more for clean air, filtered water, natural light, and green spaces. 75% favor nature-inspired designs and 68% value wellness amenities, signaling wellness-focused, sustainable real estate is becoming essential in Dubai and Abu Dhabi markets. Meraas awards $188 mn contract for Phase 4 of Nad Al Sheba Gardens Dubai Holding Real Estate’s Meraas awarded a AED 690 million contract to Bhatia General Contracting for Phase IV of Nad Al Sheba Gardens. Due Q1 2027, it includes 188 homes (92 three-bed townhouses, 96 multi-bed villas), two pool houses, resort-style amenities and an on-site mall. Ras Al Khaimah properties lure large tourist arrivals, high-end buyers fuelled by Dubai access Ras Al Khaimah is witnessing a surge in investor interest for luxury beachfront properties of late, with demand far outpacing availability, triggering a spike in prices for off-plan luxury properties and several projects selling out even before their official launches, industry players said. Singapore’s ultra-rich among wealthy Asians snapping up property in Dubai Singapore’s HNWIs are driving Dubai’s luxury market: Q1 saw 111 sales over US$10 M and 435 in 2024 (US$6.9 B). Knight Frank reports 44% of Singapore HNWIs eye Dubai property, 61% globally want homes there. Prices jumped ~19%, with an average HNWI budget of US$32 M. Dubai Holding’s REIT order book tops $15bn The order book for Dubai Holding’s first residential real estate investment trust (REIT) hit AED56 billion ($15 billion), with the initial public offering more than 26 times oversubscribed. The pros and cons of buying Dubai real estate with cryptocurrency Buying property in Dubai with cryptocurrency is no longer a novelty, it is becoming a serious alternative to traditional real estate transactions, according to Unique Properties. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 21st of May 2025 On 21 May 2025, Dubai’s real estate market recorded AED 1.886 billion in total transactions. Off-plan properties dominated with AED 1.311 billion – 69.5% of the total – while ready assets contributed AED 575 million, or 30.5%. Sub-Category Off-Plan (AED million) Ready (AED million) Flats 1,059.5 418.6 Villas 168.7 69.8 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 8.3 27.6 Commercial 74.1 59.5 Total 1,310.6 575.5 Off-Plan Market Performance Flats overwhelmingly drove the off-plan segment, reflecting strong investor appetite for high-density residential developments. Villas and commercial units played smaller but meaningful roles. Sub-Category Transaction Value (AED) % of Off-Plan Total Flats AED 1,059,506,755 80.8% Villas AED 168,698,796 12.9% Hotel Apt. & Rooms AED 8,269,800 0.6% Commercial AED 74,137,448 5.7% Ready Market Performance The ready market continues to be led by flats, underscoring solid end-user demand. Villas and commercial properties together accounted for just over 22% of secondary-market turnover. Sub-Category Transaction Value (AED) % of Ready Total Flats AED 418,601,534 72.8% Villas AED 69,768,257 12.1% Hotel Apt. & Rooms AED 27,611,314 4.8% Commercial AED 59,470,231 10.3% On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook With nearly 70% of trading in off-plan, confidence in Dubai’s upcoming supply remains high – particularly in the flat sector. Ready-market flats retaining over 70% share point to sustained habitation demand. Modest contributions from hotel apartments and commercial assets suggest these segments may need targeted incentives to boost activity. As infrastructure and lifestyle offerings expand, developers should calibrate project mix to balance investor and end-user needs, ensuring healthy rental yields and capital growth.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 21-May-2025

Saudi, Indian, British, and East Asian HNWIs dominate Dubai luxury real estate. Dubai introduces new law to protect financial whistleblowers. DAMAC Properties unveiled the Middle East’s first experiential e-commerce real estate website. Dubai’s mid-market residential communities experience strong surge in demand Dubai’s mid-market communities like JVC and Al Furjan are seeing surging demand, with rising prices, strong rental yields, and growing appeal among young professionals and investors, as residential sales hit record highs. JVC remains a top performer, while Al Furjan posts the highest growth in Property Finder searches. Select Group completes $1.9bn Peninsula development sales in Business Bay Peninsula spans 3.3 million sq. ft. of waterfront real estate, combining residential, commercial, business and lifestyle amenities in a waterfront destination. AHS unveils $750mln luxury waterfront project in Dubai AHS Properties has unveiled Casa AHS, a $750 million waterfront development on the Dubai Water Canal, comprising 32 ultra-luxury Sky Villas, Mansions, and Palaces. Each offers private elevators, infinity-edge pools, double-height ceilings, and bespoke five-star amenities, all designed by architect Shaun Killa with interiors by HBA Residential. Dubai luxury homes: Super-rich Saudis, Indians lead in buying multi-million dollar properties Saudi, Indian, British, and East Asian HNWIs dominate Dubai luxury real estate, with 71% of global ultra-wealthy preferring it. In 2024, Saudis, Indians, and Brits comprised over half of Knight Frank’s Dubai sales. Dubai led the $10 million+ home market, recording 435 sales in 2024 and 111 in Q1 2025. Whitewill’s Q1 market report reveals AED 114.1bln in Dubai real estate transactions Whitewill’s Q1 2025 Dubai real estate report records over 42,000 transactions worth AED 114.1 billion: 25,000 off-plan deals (AED 53.9 billion) and 17,500 secondary sales (AED 60.2 billion). Apartments in JVC and Business Bay, plus villas/townhouses in The Valley and Villanova, led robust mid- and luxury-market demand. Aykon City Tower: The Future of Dubai’s Skyline DAMAC Properties’ Aykon City Tower C on Sheikh Zayed Road redefines Dubai living with iconic architecture, waterfront vistas, luxury residences boasting private elevators, infinity pools, and five-star amenities, plus flexible rent-and-buy options. Dh117.5 million average budget for a Dubai home: World’s richest bet big on luxury real estate Knight Frank’s 2025 report shows global HNWIs budget $32 million on average for Dubai homes, with 54% of ultra-wealthy willing to spend over $80 million. Genuine end-users make up 55% of buyers, 83% plan to purchase land to build, and 71% name Dubai their preferred emirate, injecting $10.3 billion. ESSENL1FE by Object 1 introduces new chapter of wellness-driven living in Dubai Object 1 has unveiled ESSENL1FE, a wellness-focused residential community in JVT featuring resort-style pools, a Sky Deck, extensive fitness and leisure amenities, and smart-home technology. Slated for Q4 2027 delivery, it responds to a 62% surge in local transactions and rising demand for high-end, experience-driven living. Real estate remains a key driver of Dubai Investments’ profits Dubai Investments’ Q1 profit before tax rose 52% to Dh185 million, driven by its Dh15.7 billion real estate portfolio. After a record Dh1.2 billion real estate profit in 2024, the group advances major projects – from Dubai Investments Park to Danah Bay – and expands its Al Mal REIT holdings. Dubai introduces new law to protect financial whistleblowers Dubai will protect the rights of financial whistleblowers as it enhances audit rules. Imkan, Saal.ai to boost AI, Big Data growth in real estate Imkan has partnered with Saal.ai to embed AI and big-data technologies across its development process, driving design optimization, operational efficiency, automated compliance, and hyper-personalized customer engagement to create sustainable, IoT-enabled, future-ready communities in line with the UAE’s technological and sustainability goals. Pantheon Development unveils VOXA project in Jumeirah Village Triangle VOXA will include studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments, penthouses, office spaces, and ground-floor retail units. DAMAC Properties announces experiential e-commerce real estate website DAMAC Properties unveiled the Middle East’s first experiential e-commerce real estate website, featuring interactive 3D tours, live inventory updates and instant reservations. Integrated with metaverse capabilities, multilingual targeting, end-to-end CRM support, the platform offers personalized agent links with lead tracking, EOI submission, invoicing and near-real-time unit availability. Abu Dhabi’s Lunate and Brookfield to set up $1bn property joint venture Abu Dhabi’s Lunate and NYSE-listed Brookfield Asset Management have formed a $1 billion joint venture to develop build-to-sell and opportunistic residential projects across the Middle East. Lunate will provide cornerstone capital and regional expertise—building on its ICD Brookfield Place stake—to capitalize on booming UAE, Saudi, and wider GCC property markets. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 20th of May 2025 On 20 May 2025, Dubai recorded AED 1.67 billion in total residential transactions, with off-plan deals accounting for AED 1.05 billion (62.9%) and ready properties contributing AED 619 million (37.1%). Sub-Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 725.1 432.0 Villas 320.1 100.6 Hotel Apartments & Rooms 1.0 10.6 Commercial 5.1 76.3 Segment Total 1,051.2 619.5 Off-Plan Market Performance The off-plan segment accounted for AED 1.05 billion, reaffirming investor confidence in pre-construction opportunities across Dubai. The detailed contribution of each sub-category is as follows: Sub-Category Transaction Value (AED) % of Off-Plan Total Flats 725,057,293 68.9% Villas 320,126,743 30.5% Hotel Apartments & Rooms 965,000 0.1% Commercial 5,100,791 0.5% Off-plan flats dominated, reflecting strong pre-launch interest in apartment living. Villas also attracted significant commitments, while hotel apartments and commercial investments remained negligible. Ready Market Performance The ready property market recorded a total of AED 619 million, maintaining healthy momentum across multiple asset classes. Here’s the sub-category breakdown: Sub-Category Transaction Value (AED) % of Ready Total Flats 432,037,156 69.7% Villas 100,579,359 16.2% Hotel Apartments & Rooms 10,567,528 1.7% Commercial 76,284,164 12.3% Ready flats again led, underscoring sustained demand for turnkey apartments. Villas held a smaller share post-handover, and commercial sales showed modest activity compared with residential assets. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The twin dominance of flats—nearly 70% in both off-plan and ready segments—signals ongoing investor and end-user appetite for high-liquidity, yield-friendly units. Villas remain attractive during construction but taper in the secondary market, suggesting buyers’ patience for off-plan incentives. Minimal hotel-apartment transactions imply …

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 20-May-2025

Dubai property values surged 70% over four years. Tenants still find renewals are less costly than a new lease. Parkin now offers subscription parking across all its zones. Sheikh Hamdan launches Dubai PropTech Hub to more than double market’s value to over $1.23 billion His Highness Sheikh Hamdan launched the Dubai PropTech Hub aligned with Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and the Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, to accelerate digital transformation in real estate, aiming to grow the market to AED 4.5 billion in five years, secure AED 1 billion in investments by 2030, and support 200 companies. Dubai Real Estate Draws Growing Interest from Wall Street Giants Dubai property values surged 70% over four years, drawing Wall Street and Asian investors: Brookfield eyes a Dubai Hills residential project, while Temasek explores commercial and luxury assets. Growth stems from diversification, infrastructure expansion, regulatory incentives, and Expo 2020 legacy, though analysts warn of affordability and market-cooling risks. Dubai Holding announces increase in size of initial public offering of Dubai Residential REIT Dubai Holding’s DHAM REIT increased its Dubai Residential REIT IPO to 1.95 billion units (15% float) from 1.625 billion (12.5%) due to strong demand. At AED 1.07 – 1.10/unit, it will raise ~AED 2.09 – 2.15 billion, valuing the REIT at AED 13.9 – 14.3 billion, with a DFM listing expected around May 28. Why digital twins are the future of real estate sales Digital twin technology – dynamic 3D replicas updated in real time – has revolutionized DAMAC Properties’ sales, boosting transactions from $24 million to $400 million, while the global market is set to climb from $24.5 billion in 2025 to $259 billion by 2032. By optimizing design, sustainability, staging, and virtual tours, it’s reshaping real estate sales. Dubai and Abu Dhabi the top relocation choices for the world’s rich elite Wealthy individuals now weigh quality-of-life alongside financial incentives when relocating, making Dubai and Abu Dhabi the top HNWI destinations, according to Savills. Tax-free status, luxury amenities, golden visas, and a 6.8% prime property price rise with 47% more transactions in 2024 fuel this influx. Golf in the Sky hits Dubai with NABNI’s new Waldorf Astoria launch NABNI Developments opened sales for the 146-unit Waldorf Astoria Residences Dubai Business Bay, a 65-storey ultra-luxury tower by Carlos Ott with HBA interiors, launching in May 2025. Featuring Signature, Sky, and four-floor Sky Palace collections, premium amenities, immersive 1,000 m² sales centre, construction starts June 2025. Elton Real Estate Development announces its debut project, Védaire Residences, in Meydan Avenue Elton Real Estate Development has unveiled Védaire Residences, its first boutique residential project on Meydan Avenue: 43 apartments and three showrooms with skyline and racecourse views. Construction starts Q3 2025, handover in Q3 2027, with prices from AED 1.35 million and a rich amenity offering. E-commerce boom forces Gulf property developers to shift from office towers to mixed-use commercial projects The ongoing drive for economic diversification, the surge in digital adoption and e-commerce, and the rising flexible job market are triggering demand for different types of commercial real estate Rising Stars: A Forecast of the UAE Property Outlook for 2025 in Real Estate UAE real estate is poised for 2.45% annual growth in affordable luxury (2025–29), 5–8% in Dubai’s premium segment, and an 18% surge in vacation rentals. Smart-home, sustainability, hybrid developments, and novel financing schemes are luring North American and European investors despite digital and supply challenges. Dubai to slash journey times on major road with new bridge RTA to build new bridge in Nad Al Sheba to cut Dubai journey times for thousands of motorists a day. Dubai rents: Tenants still find renewals are less costly than a new lease Despite rising rents and abundant new supply, nearly 90% of Dubai tenants renew leases—driven by high moving costs and landlords’ leverage. The digital Rental Index has curbed aggressive hikes and boosted tenant awareness, but hasn’t yet triggered a broader market correction. Shamal introduces second tower at Baccarat Hotels and Residences Dubai Shamal launches a 42-unit second tower, Le Noir, at Baccarat Hotels & Residences Downtown Dubai—complementing Le Rouge. Developed with H&H, designed by Studio Libeskind with 1508 London interiors and operated by Starwood, it offers luxury amenities and exclusive privileges, opening to residents in 2026. Parkin rolls out monthly parking subscriptions across Dubai from Dh300 in managed areas Parkin now offers subscription parking across all its zones – including Silicon Oasis, Dubai Hills, Wasl, and roadside/plot areas – with plans from AED 300/month up to 12 months. Subscriptions remove time limits, fines, and per-use payments. Dubai’s newest mega tower lets you drive your supercar straight into your condo The Bugatti Residences in Business Bay—a Bugatti-Binghatti collaboration—comprises two 52-storey towers with 182 branded units, private car elevators, fitness, spa, pool, valet, and concierge services. Neymar Jr. bought a $54.5 M Sky Mansion. Completion is slated for end-2025. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 19th of May 2025 On 19 May 2025, Dubai recorded a total of AED 2.27 billion in real estate transactions. The market remains firmly driven by the off-plan segment, which contributed 64.4% of the total, while ready property transactions made up the remaining 35.6%. Sub-Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,188.7 572.8 Villas 257.2 129.3 Hotel Apartments & Rooms 10.0 18.9 Commercial 2.1 86.3 Total 1,457.9 807.3 Off-Plan Market Performance The off-plan segment accounted for AED 1.46 billion, reaffirming investor confidence in pre-construction opportunities across Dubai. The detailed contribution of each sub-category is as follows: Sub-Category Transaction Value (AED) % of Off-Plan Total Flats 1,188,659,680 81.5% Villas 257,167,192 17.6% Hotel Apartments & Rooms 9,968,973 0.7% Commercial 2,119,887 0.1% Key Insight: Off-plan flats dominated the segment, contributing over 81.5%, reflecting strong demand for new-build apartments. Villas also remained a substantial contributor, while commercial and hotel units saw minimal activity. Ready Market Performance The ready property market recorded a total of AED 807.3 million, maintaining healthy momentum across multiple asset classes. Here’s the sub-category breakdown: Sub-Category Transaction Value (AED) % of Ready Total Flats 572,798,159 70.9% …

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 19-May-2025

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

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UAE Real Estate Sector: Comparative Analysis

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

April 20, 2026
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Damac Hills 2: A Suburban Oasis for Affordable Luxury in Dubai

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

April 20, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 16-May-2025

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

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