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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 04-Mar-2026 

      How UAE real estate giants are responding to the crisis  New benchmark for Emirati participation in Dubai’s real estate sector Al Arabi Trustees opened a new DLD-authorized Registration Trustee Office in Al Khawaneej (Arabian Center) to decentralize real estate services, improve access for Emiratis, and support local brokers. The office offers full registration services under DLD oversight, boosting efficiency, transparency, and balanced service coverage across Dubai.  Read the full article on Khaleej Times Beyond Amenities: Wellness Redefines Residential Choice In Dubai Wellness has shifted from a luxury add-on to a core driver of Dubai housing demand and long-term value. UAE wellness real estate has grown over 20% annually since 2019, with Dubai projects achieving 10–15% rental premiums, higher occupancy, and lower turnover as buyers prioritise liveability, balance, and durability.  Read the full article on Construction Business News The 2026 Dubai Real Estate Stress Test: Supply-Sentiment Divergence and Geopolitical Recalibration Dubai’s real estate market has shifted from FOMO to “wait-and-watch” in March 2026, pressured by record supply pipelines and regional tensions. Buyers are negotiating harder in mid-market areas, while cash liquidity and ultra-luxury demand remain resilient. Outlook: recalibration and slower activity.  Read the full article on The Realty Today ALA Developments unveils Havencia: Redefining luxury living in Dubai Land Residences ALA Developments launched Havencia, a premium off-plan project in Dubai Land Residences Complex (DLRC), offering studios to two-bedroom homes positioned as “accessible luxury.” Backed by its Creek Views debut, ALA says it has a Dh1bn+ 2026 investment pipeline and plans three more projects.  Read the full article on Gulf News How UAE real estate giants are responding to the crisis UAE developers shifted into crisis-response mode amid regional uncertainty, activating contingency plans, boosting security, coordinating with authorities, and supporting residents through accommodation and flexible payments. Danube’s Rizwan Sajan said Dubai remains safe and resilient, housed 450+ stranded people, and expects only sentiment-driven short-term impact, not structural market weakness.  Read the full article on Construction Week Online Dubai real estate steady amid Middle East conflict Despite Middle East tensions, Dubai’s business and real estate operations remain normal, according to broker May Leuterio. She says any impact is likely short-term, slower sentiment and timelines, while fundamentals stay strong: rental yields, tax efficiency, infrastructure, investor protections, freehold zones, and long-term demand driven by population and tourism growth.  Read the full article on Sun Star Sharjah Consultative Council to discuss real estate registration Sharjah Consultative Council will hold its 12th session of the third regular meeting on 5 March 2026 (16 Ramadan 1447 AH) at its Sharjah headquarters, chaired by Halima Al Owais, to approve prior minutes and review recommendations and a committee report on real estate registration policy.  Read the full article on Zawya UAE rejects ‘false and misleading’ Bloomberg report on defence capabilities The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has rejected what it described as “false and misleading” claims published by Bloomberg concerning the country’s defensive capabilities, reaffirming the strength and readiness of its air defence systems.  Read the full article on Arabian Business UAE markets to reopen March 4: DFM, ADX resume trading with temporary 5% limit down The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) and the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) have confirmed that UAE capital markets will resume trading on Wednesday, 4 March 2026, following a directive from the UAE Capital Markets Authority (CMA).  Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 3rd of March 2026 On the 03-Mar-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.17bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 0.83bn (71.0%), while Ready accounted for AED 0.34bn (29.0%).  Category  Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats  560.6 251.5 Villas  188.9 37.1 Hotel Apt. & Rooms  0.0 9.2 Commercial  81.8 41.7 Total 831.2 339.4 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 831.2 million Off-plan demand remained apartment-led, with villas providing support and commercial activity forming a smaller, but visible share.  Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 339.4 million Ready transactions were concentrated in flats, while commercial held a meaningful secondary position versus villas and hotel units.  On The Micro Level  Market Insights & Outlook Overall trading was lower than usual but better than Monday’s session, reflecting a “pause effect” from the geopolitical situation (buyers delaying commitments amid headline risk) alongside work-from-home dynamics, which can soften urgency and stretch decision timelines. Even so, the day’s structure shows off-plan confidence still leading the market, while ready demand remains selective, favoring liquid, rent-ready flats and pragmatic commercial deals.  Data Source: Dubai Land Department *Only freehold transactions were used

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 03-Mar-2026

      Dubai Police alert residents to new rental scam online  Law firm wins Dhs3.4m claim after representing developer in major Dubai property case Dubai Civil Court ordered a real estate developer to pay a law firm Dhs3.412 million in unpaid legal fees plus 5% annual interest from the lawsuit date, after the developer, despite a written contract and written acknowledgment of liability, failed to pay the remaining balance for litigation services through appeal and cassation.  Read the full article on Gulf Today Dubai property sales hit $16.5bn in February 2026 as DLD reports 18.14 per cent surge in value The Dubai real estate sector saw total sales hit 16,959 transactions, generating a combined value of AED60.6bn ($16.5bn), marking a 5 per cent increase in sales volume and an 18.14 per cent increase in value compared to February 2025.  Read the full article on Arabian Business Free stays, hot meals: How UAE businesses are supporting anxious travellers, residents UAE businesses are turning social-media offers into coordinated relief during the conflict, free home repairs (Renovo), temporary shelter and free stays (Danube Properties, Peace Homes, Mileo Hotel The Palm), meal support for vulnerable groups and delivery riders (Petite Gourmet), and free/discounted holiday rentals with waived platform fees (AraBnB Holiday Homes, LivJaza).  Read the full article on Khaleej Times UAE investment, banking platforms report outages after AWS Dubai disruption amid regional tensions Several UAE-based investment platforms including Stake, Sarwa and Liv by Emirates NBD reported temporary service disruptions on Monday after an infrastructure outage at Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) Dubai data centre affected access to their applications, according to customer emails seen by Arabian Business.  Read the full article on Arabian Business Arif Developments unveils Kabbali Hills in the presence of Sheikh Sultan Saqer Rashid Humaid Al Nuaimi Arif Developments launched Kabbali Hills, a luxury villa community in Helio 2, Ajman, at a showcase attended by senior dignitaries and industry guests. The project features upscale villas, landscaped planning, and strong connectivity, targeting families and investors with promises of quality, lifestyle amenities, and ROI potential as Ajman’s premium market grows.  Read the full article on Gulf News Explainer: What business leaders should do during regional escalation, according to UAE CEOs As regional tensions continue to affect airspace, logistics and staff movement across the Gulf, three UAE-based executives told Arabian Business that leadership in moments like this is defined by speed, structure and clarity.  Read the full article on Arabian Business Searching for a home? Dubai Police alert residents to new rental scam online Dubai Police warned of fake rental ads online offering unrealistically cheap apartments. Scammers use stolen listing photos, impersonate landlords/agents, and demand upfront “deposits” or fees before viewings or contracts, sometimes with forged documents. Residents should rent only through verified parties and report scams via the Police app, e-Crime, or 901.  Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 2nd of March 2026 On the 02-Mar-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.09bn. Off-plan accounted for AED 446.2m (40.8%), while Ready dominated with AED 648.0m (59.2%).  Category  Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats  327.5 256.6 Villas  118.7 59.8 Hotel Apt. & Rooms  0.0 170.4 Commercial  0.0 161.1 Total 446.2 648.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 446.2m Off-plan activity was highly concentrated in flats, with villas providing the remaining quarter and no recorded value in hotel or commercial.  Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 648.0m Ready trading was more diversified, with flats leading but hotel apartments and commercial together contributing ~51% of ready value, an unusually strong mix versus a typical “residential-only” day.  On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Overall trading came in lower than usual at AED 1.09bn, likely reflecting work-from-home arrangements and heightened geopolitical uncertainty, which can delay decision-making, reduce in-person viewings, and slow transaction processing. Notably, the market leaned toward ready assets (59%), while flats remained the single biggest driver of value citywide (over half of total), supported by meaningful defensive demand in income-oriented ready hotel and commercial stock.  Data Source: Dubai Land Department *Only freehold transactions were used

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      Abbas Sajwani and the Rise of AHS Properties: Redefining Ultra-Luxury in Dubai’s Real Estate Landscape

      Dubai’s luxury property market has expanded at a historic pace over the last three years, and few names have risen as quickly — or as strategically — as Abbas Sajwani, Founder & CEO of AHS Properties. In a market where high-net-worth buyers demand more than square footage and skyline views, Sajwani has positioned AHS Properties as an artisanal developer of experiential luxury spaces: curated, architectural, emotionally resonant homes designed for the global elite. Launched in 2021, AHS Properties has already crossed over USD $1 billion in real estate assets — a trajectory that typically takes developers decades to establish. But the company’s accelerated ascent is not accidental. It is the product of aggressive precision: ultra-limited inventory, iconic locations, globally renowned architects, and a buyer profile composed of UHNWIs from Europe, the GCC, Russia, and increasingly Asia. ________________________________________________________________________________ Table of Contents ________________________________________________________________________________ 1. The Vision Behind AHS Properties Sajwani entered the market with a simple but strategically disruptive belief: Luxury real estate should feel bespoke — not mass-developed. Instead of competing in volume, AHS focuses on: In interviews, Sajwani emphasizes that ultra-luxury is not about how much marble or glass is used. It’s about: This philosophy aligns AHS Properties more closely with global luxury ateliers than conventional developers. ________________________________________________________________________________ 2. A Billion-Dollar Portfolio in Three Years Since its founding in 2021, AHS Properties has rapidly assembled and launched several landmark projects across Dubai’s most prestigious waterfront enclaves, including Palm Jumeirah and the Dubai Water Canal. Key portfolio highlights include: Project Location Category Positioning One Canal Dubai Water Canal Ultra-luxury Residential Private spa, panoramic canal and skyline views One Crescent Palm Jumeirah Luxury Penthouse + Villa Residences Organic, sculptural architecture and uninterrupted water views Signature Villa Collection Palm Jumeirah Fronds Ultra Prime Villas Fully customized interiors, exclusive beachfront footprint Across these developments, price points commonly range from AED 40M to AED 150M+, placing AHS firmly in the super-prime segment of Dubai real estate. ________________________________________________________________________________ 3. How AHS Curates Ultra-Luxury AHS Properties works with globally recognized architectural and interior design firms known for sculptural forms and spatial harmony. The aim is not to create “expensive homes,” but rather: Homes that feel intentional, architectural, and irreplaceable. Their approach includes: This approach resonates with UHNW buyers for whom: ________________________________________________________________________________ 4. The New Buyer: Who is Driving Dubai’s High-End Demand? The ultra-luxury buyer segment in Dubai has shifted significantly since 2020. The new clientele includes: They are not speculative buyers. They are long-term relocators prioritizing: Dubai’s regulatory modernization — including Golden Visa eligibility tied to real estate investment — has further accelerated this demographic shift. ________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Why Dubai is the World’s Fastest-Growing Luxury Market Dubai recorded the highest growth in $10M+ home sales globally in both 2022 and 2023. Key drivers: This has repositioned Dubai from a “speculative luxury market” to a long-term wealth residence market. ________________________________________________________________________________ 6. What Makes AHS Properties a Category Leader AHS Differentiator Market Impact Ultra-limited supply Protects value and resale appreciation Architectural identity per project Prevents brand commoditization Locations in globally recognized enclaves Sustains demand across cycles UHNWI-centric amenities (spa, air, sound, privacy engineering) Moves beyond aesthetics into wellness and life-quality design Personalization capability Creates emotional ownership and attachment Sajwani is not simply selling homes. He is curating private worlds. ________________________________________________________________________________ 7. Looking Forward: Expansion, Global Collaborations, and Market Outlook AHS Properties is now entering its next phase: As the global luxury buyer continues to consolidate into tax-stable, lifestyle-driven jurisdictions, AHS stands positioned to define the next chapter of Dubai’s architectural luxury identity. ________________________________________________________________________________ 8. Conclusion In a market crowded with developers promising lifestyle, AHS Properties delivers rarity. Abbas Sajwani has built more than a portfolio — he has built a design language of modern Arabian luxury, one that communicates privacy, craft, and global sophistication. Where others scale, AHS refines. Where others build for markets, AHS builds for individuals. And in luxury, that distinction is everything.

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      Business Update #1 – 02-Mar-2026

      Special Update Wasl Group to double its affordable housing portfolio over next 5 years Wasl Group is expanding affordable housing as Dubai’s population surpasses 4 million. Managing ~45,000 units housing ~180,000 residents, Wasl is partnering with RTA and Dubai Municipality to double its affordable leasehold portfolio over five years, supporting Dubai 2040 and D33 through inclusive, sustainable communities. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai Residential Rentals Transition From Fragmented To Professionalized Market Dubai’s rental market is shifting from fragmented individual landlords to institutional ownership. Dubai Residential says professionally managed portfolios deliver stable, service-led renting, digital leasing, faster maintenance, stronger compliance, predictable renewals, and community-level planning, supporting a more transparent, resilient market as population growth continues. Read the full article on Construction Business News DFSA announces closure of Nasdaq Dubai exchange DFSA ordered a temporary shutdown of Nasdaq Dubai on Monday, March 2 and Tuesday, March 3 due to ongoing regional developments. The regulator said it’s monitoring the situation closely and coordinating with local authorities and relevant advisories. Read the full article on ARN Emirates extends suspension of Dubai flights amid airspace closures Emirates has suspended all flights to/from Dubai until 15:00 UAE time on Tuesday, March 3 due to regional airspace closures. Affected passengers can rebook to travel on/before 20 March or request refunds (via Emirates or their travel agent). Dubai city check-in points are closed until further notice. Read the full article on Gulf News Gold prices in Dubai jump over Dh9 per gram amid ongoing US-Iran military conflict Dubai gold surged over Dh9/gram Monday; 24K opened at Dh645.25/g (from Dh636) as investors sought safe-haven assets after the regional conflict. Spot gold hit $5,353.8/oz (+1.43%). Analysts say prices may set fresh records while tensions and energy-price effects on rate cuts keep gold supported. Read the full article on Khaleej Times That’s it for now, Stay Safe, Stay Indoors

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      Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 23-Feb-2026

      AHS Tower was the strongest performer this week delivering AED 761 million and 32 transactions.  Total trading reached AED 10.2 bn in Week 8 across 4,184 transactions. Off-Plan dominated with AED 6.5 bn (64.4%), while Ready accounted for AED 3.6 bn (35.6%).  Category  Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat  4,451.4 2,429.5 Villa  1,068.4 661.2 Hotel Apt. & Rooms  55.1 132.8 Commercials  972.9 399.0 Total 6,547.7 3,622.5 Off-Plan Market Performance Sub-Category  Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Flat  4,451.4 68.0% Villa  1,068.4 16.3% Hotel Apt. & Rooms  55.1 0.8% Commercials  972.9 14.9% Off-plan activity was flat-led, with commercials providing a meaningful secondary contribution.  Top Performing Off-Plan Areas Top 10 areas generated AED 3.9 bn (59.9% of Off-Plan value). It’s worth mentioning that the Trade Center Second transaction was concentrated in AHS Tower (offices).  Area  Value (AED millions) % of Off-Plan Trade Center Second  771.7 11.8% Al Yelayiss 1  664.3 10.1% Dubai Islands  589.0 9.0% Palm Jumeirah  545.3 8.3% Al Wasl  299.0 4.6% Ready Market Performance Sub-Category  Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat  2,429.5 67.1% Villa  661.2 18.3% Hotel Apt. & Rooms  132.8 3.7% Commercials  399.0 11.0% Ready market performance also skewed strongly toward flats, with villas as the clear runner-up.  Top Performing Ready Areas Top 10 areas generated AED 2.0 bn (55.0% of Ready value).  Area  Value (AED millions) % of Ready Business Bay  329.6 9.1% Burj Khalifa  303.4 8.4% Dubai Marina  261.8 7.2% Jumeirah Village Circle  220.8 6.1% Palm Jumeirah  215.8 6.0%  On the Micro Level Weekly Comparison Metric  Last Week This Week Change Total Value (AED bn)  14.1 10.2 -3.9 bn (-27.9%) Transactions  5,481 4,184 -1,297 (-23.7%) Market Insights & Outlook Week 8 shows a broad cooling versus last week, with declines in both value (-27.9%) and transaction count (-23.7%), suggesting lower throughput, not just fewer large-ticket deals. Off-plan remained the market’s anchor at 64.4% of total value, and activity was highly concentrated: the top three off-plan areas (Trade Center Second, Al Yelayiss 1, Dubai Islands) delivered 30.9% of off-plan value, while the top three ready areas (Business Bay, Burj Khalifa, Dubai Marina) made up 24.7% of ready value. Palm Jumeirah featured in both segments’ top 10, reinforcing continued appetite for prime/coastal demand even during a softer weekly print.  Data Source: Dubai Land Department Only freehold transactions are included

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      A Prestige Address for Luxury Living: Emirates Hills

      Emirates Hills is Dubai’s premier luxury community, offering bespoke villas, elite amenities, privacy, and strong long-term investment value.  Emirates Hills is widely regarded as one of Dubai’s most prestigious residential communities, epitomizing luxury living, exclusivity, and a prime location. Often dubbed the “Beverly Hills of Dubai,” this elite enclave features palatial villas overlooking emerald fairways and serene lakes.  As part of the Emirates Living master development, Emirates Hills offers a secluded, gated environment that attracts high-profile residents seeking privacy, security, and a family-friendly lifestyle amidst opulent surroundings.  Master Developer and Origins of Emirates Hills Emirates Hills was conceived and developed by Emaar Properties, the UAE’s leading real estate developer, with a vision to create Dubai’s first ultra-luxury gated villa community.  Stages of Development Development progressed in phases:  Emaar maintained the community’s exclusivity through limited plot availability and stringent building standards.  Developers and Designers Active in Emirates Hills While Emaar laid the foundation, the villas were designed and built by private owners with help from top architects and designers:  Each home in Emirates Hills is unique, resulting in a visually rich and cohesive architectural landscape.  Economic Value and Property Prices (2025) As of March 2025, Emirates Hills remains one of Dubai’s most expensive residential areas:  Average villa listing price:  Property range:  Record sale:  Price per square foot:  Rental yields:  Though yields are lower than mass-market areas, Emirates Hills offers excellent capital appreciation and long-term investment value.  Services and Entertainment in Emirates Hills Residents of Emirates Hills enjoy a wide array of luxury amenities:  Golf & Leisure:  Security & Lifestyle:  Education:  Healthcare:  Shopping & Dining:  Hospitality:  These features create a peaceful yet connected lifestyle in one of Dubai’s greenest and most private neighborhoods.  Conclusion Emirates Hills is a true symbol of luxury, exclusivity, and long-term value in Dubai’s real estate landscape. From its origins as a visionary Emaar project to its status today as Dubai’s premier villa community, it blends bespoke living, top-tier amenities, and strong investment potential.  Whether you are seeking a personal residence or a blue-chip asset, Emirates Hills stands out as a timeless choice. With its unmatched blend of privacy, proximity, and prestige, it remains one of the most elite communities in the region. 

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      A Day in Dubai’s Ultra-Luxury Enclaves

      Dubai’s most prestigious neighborhoods—Emirates Hills, Jumeirah Bay Island, and The Oasis—are more than residential addresses. They are private worlds, each offering its own blend of architectural beauty, elite amenities, and curated lifestyles for the world’s wealthiest residents. Morning: Waking Up to Architectural Grandeur In Emirates Hills, mornings begin with sweeping golf course views framed by custom-built villas that rival private resorts. This community—often called the “Beverly Hills of Dubai”—is a sanctuary of privacy and elegance. Homes here are masterpieces, with floor-to-ceiling glass, handpicked Italian marble, and art collections worthy of a gallery. Over on Jumeirah Bay Island, mornings come with a sea breeze drifting across private terraces. Residents often begin their day at the island’s yacht club or with a quiet swim in infinity pools overlooking the Arabian Gulf. The island’s exclusivity—accessible only by a single bridge—means serenity is a given. Afternoon: Leisure in the Lap of Luxury By midday, The Oasis becomes a showcase of Dubai’s most forward-thinking luxury development. Designed as a green sanctuary in the desert, The Oasis offers residents private lagoons, landscaped parks, and cutting-edge wellness facilities. Here, a casual lunch might be served on a sunlit deck overlooking water features that feel more Maldives than Middle East. Meanwhile, Emirates Hills residents may retreat to home theaters or temperature-controlled wine cellars before an afternoon round of golf. On Jumeirah Bay, residents often spend the afternoon aboard superyachts, cruising the coastline in absolute privacy. Evening: Where Address Meets Art As the sun sets, these enclaves become stages for refined entertaining. Emirates Hills villas transform into glamorous event spaces, with illuminated pools and terraces perfect for dinner parties. Many homes integrate art into their architecture—think sculpture gardens, custom installations, and interiors curated by world-famous designers. Jumeirah Bay Island offers its own evening magic: waterfront dining at Bulgari Resort or private dinners served on terraces that seem to float above the water. The Oasis takes a more tranquil approach, with residents enjoying sunset views over cascading waterways and the desert horizon. Why These Enclaves Define Ultra-Luxury Living in Dubai Each of these neighborhoods offers a distinct vision of high-end living. Emirates Hills blends old-world grandeur with modern scale, Jumeirah Bay Island delivers island exclusivity in the heart of the city, and The Oasis represents Dubai’s newest chapter in sustainable, design-led luxury. For ultra-high-net-worth individuals, choosing between them is less about compromise and more about aligning lifestyle, aesthetics, and privacy. In Dubai, the right address isn’t just a location—it’s a statement.

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 09-Jan-2026

      The 2026 supply may be absorbed by rapid population growth and visa-driven residency Dubai real estate outlook 2026: steady demand, selective cooling, and a tech-driven turn Dubai heads into 2026 after a record 2025: transaction values topped Dh500bn–Dh680bn on resilient end-user and international demand. Prices and yields rose, while the 2026 supply may be absorbed by rapid population growth and visa-driven residency. Tokenisation pilots could boost liquidity via fractional ownership. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai Property Market 2025: Sustained Growth Momentum, Record Off-Plan Activity And High-Yield Returns Dubai’s property market stayed on a growth path in 2025, with dubizzle reporting stable activity across ready, off-plan, rentals, and short-term stays. Demand remained broad, key areas led each segment, ROIs stayed attractive, and regulation plus innovations like tokenisation boosted confidence amid a strong pipeline of handovers and launches. Read the full article on MENA FN Whitewill closes 2025 with AED 2.23bln in real estate deals across Abu Dhabi and Dubai Whitewill reported a record 2025, closing 965+ UAE transactions worth AED 2.23bn across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Dubai contributed AED 1.85bn across off-plan, secondary and rentals, driven by ultra-prime and branded assets. Abu Dhabi hit AED 440m (+51% YoY). For 2026, they expect continued strength in waterfront, branded and rental investments. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai’s Ready Homes Lead Growth As Rents Jump To New Highs Dubai’s 2025 property market stayed strong, with resilient demand for ready homes and record rental growth, while activity broadened across luxury, mid-tier and affordable areas. Dubai Marina, JVC and International City led apartments; Damac Lagoons and Al Furjan led villas. Off-plan remained buoyant, and 2026 is expected to see slower but sustainable growth. Read the full article on MENA FN R.Evolution reveals its 2nd project, Eywa Way of Water, Dubai Water Canal R.Evolution unveiled the concept for Eywa Way of Water on Dubai Water Canal: 65 luxury residences designed as a wellness-focused “living ecosystem.” It features extensive longevity amenities (pools, spa therapies, meditation spaces), nature-inspired architecture, and smart healthy interiors. Target certifications include LEED/WELL Platinum and WiredScore Platinum, with sustainability measures like hydroponic micro-farms and reduced energy use. Read the full article on Construction Week Online Developers Expand Residential Pipelines as Dubai Population Growth Accelerates Dubai’s 2025 housing market stayed buoyant, driven by rapid population growth, easier residency, and investor confidence. Sales volumes and values surged in key areas, but analysts warn launches are outpacing completions, especially for villas and townhouses. Developers with strong delivery records are winning pre-sales as supply expands into 2026. Read the full article on City Biz Dubai’s prime waterfront villas surge over 140%, scarcity fear pushes prices. Dubai’s prime waterfront homes, especially villas, have outperformed the wider market, with Palm Jumeirah waterfront villas up over 140% in five years. Scarce beachfront supply keeps premiums at 30–60% versus non-waterfront homes, with 2025 annual gains of 15–30%. Demand is increasingly end-user driven, while rental yields remain strong at 5–8%. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Top 10 revealed: Abu Dhabi, Dubai emerge as world’s safest havens for solo travelers in 2025 A Travelbag study ranks Abu Dhabi and Dubai as the safest 2025 solo-travel destinations, citing very high day/night walking-safety scores, low crime, strong policing, and extensive surveillance. Abu Dhabi leads for calm, well-lit public spaces; Dubai follows with a secure 24/7 lifestyle in tourist areas. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 7th of January 2026 On the 08-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.77bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.02bn (57.5%), while Ready accounted for AED 753.0m (42.5%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 728.0 478.2 Villas 241.8 150.9 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 0.0 63.0 Commercial 47.3 60.8 Total 1,017.1 753.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.02bn Off-plan strength was clearly apartment-led, with villas adding depth while commercial remained a smaller, supportive slice. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 753.0m The ready segment also leaned toward flats, but showed a more diversified mix, especially with hotel apartments and commercial together contributing 16.5% of ready value. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Overall activity shows a healthy two-engine market: off-plan leading on volume and value (typical of developer-led demand and payment-plan appeal), while ready transactions remain substantial, supporting immediate occupancy and income strategies. Notably, off-plan hotel apartments were absent, but ready hotel apartments were meaningful, suggesting buyers are selectively favouring established, income-ready hospitality-style assets today. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 08-Jan-2026

      Dubai Real Estate Industry Surge Signals Market Maturity 70-year-old real estate group enters the Middle East, names Dubai as regional headquarters BCD Global, the international arm of India’s BCD Group, is entering the Middle East with Dubai as its regional HQ. It aims for Dh300m revenue in Q1 2026, starting with a Warsan project. The group cites the UAE’s stability and long-term urban vision, planning disciplined GCC expansion. Read the full article on Khaleej Times What U.S. Real Estate Leaders Can Learn From The Dubai Market Dubai’s real estate surge is fueled by clear rules and fast execution: escrow protections, strong accountability for delayed projects, and centralized oversight. Luxury demand is rising, tokenization is emerging, and Golden Visas attract investors. The U.S. is contrasted as more fragmented, slower, and in need of structural reform. Read the full article on Forbes Dubai real estate prices outperform, rising 19.8 percent in December 2025 Dubai prices kept rising in December 2025 but slowed, with villas outperforming apartments. ValuStrat’s index hit 240.4 (+1.3% m/m, +19.8% y/y). Villas rose +1.7% m/m (+25.1% y/y); apartments +0.9% m/m (+14.2% y/y). Off-plan Oqood was +30.8% y/y and 76% of residential sales, while ready secondary fell 9.7% m/m. Ultra-prime deals (27 above AED30m) clustered in top villa communities; major developers led sales. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Al-Futtaim Real Estate launches Al Badia Villas residential community at Dubai Festival City Al-Futtaim Real Estate has announced the launch of Al Badia Villas, a new premium residential leasing community comprising 107 smart, three- to five-bedroom villas in the heart of Dubai Festival City. Read the full article on Arabian Business Plot of land in Palm Jumeirah mortgaged for Dhs4.25 billion The Dubai real estate market witnessed, at the beginning of Wednesday’s trading, the mortgage of a plot of land in Palm Jumeirah worth Dhs4.25 billion. According to the “Dubai Rest” application, the total land area is 511,350 square feet, and the average price per square foot reached Dhs8,311. Read the full article on Gulf Today Dubai real estate: Villas, apartments, plots soar in 2025 amid AED86 billion capital gains Dubai property market’s record-breaking performance in 2025 is signalling a new phase of market maturity, with strong investor returns and rapid industry expansion pointing to a shift beyond speculative activity, according to a leading luxury developer. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai Real Estate Industry Surge Signals Market Maturity, Says Luxury Developer Dubai’s 2025 property boom coincided with rapid industry expansion: agencies rose 39.7% to 9,728 and agents 34.5% to 32,317. Keturah’s CEO says this signals a more mature, selective luxury market. A 700-broker event launches Keturah Reserve’s final sales phase; handovers begin 2027–2028. Read the full article on MENA FN Dubai Property CEO expects supply of new homes to moderate Union Properties’ CEO says rising construction and land costs should curb new housing supply in Dubai over the next two years, easing fears of oversupply by 2027. Knight Frank estimates prices are up 75% since late 2020. Bloomberg Intelligence warns of a 30,000–40,000-unit annual surplus by 2027. Union Properties plans Dh2bn in 2026 launches, with a Dh4bn pipeline. Read the full article on Business Times UAE luxury property market set for sustained boom as global wealth flows in The UAE’s luxury residential market is forecast to grow from $45.11bn in 2025 to $70.91bn by 2030, driven by strong HNWI demand, wealth migration, and limited prime supply. Branded waterfront communities and master-planned developments (Emaar, Sobha, Nakheel, Damac, Aldar) lead, with rising focus on wellness, sustainability, and smart homes. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 7th of January 2026 On the 07-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.03bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.41bn (69.3%), while Ready accounted for AED 624.4m (30.7%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,041.9 316.6 Villas 333.1 137.7 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 5.7 26.6 Commercial 29.9 143.4 Total 1,410.6 624.4 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.41bn Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly apartment-led, with villas providing the secondary pillar and only marginal contribution from hospitality and commercial assets. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 624.4m The ready market was more diversified, led by flats but supported by a notably strong commercial share alongside villas. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s performance reflects a familiar Dubai pattern: off-plan volumes drive the headline, powered primarily by apartment transactions, while the ready market adds balance through a broader mix, especially commercial. If this composition persists, it signals continued developer-led momentum, with end-users and investors selectively rotating into completed stock where income and immediate utility are clearer.  Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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      Dubai Real Estate Market Review 07-Jan-2026

      Dubai property sales driven largely by cash buyers as mortgage-backed demand continued to lag Dubai’s residential real estate transactions surge 27 percent to $147.39 billion in 2025 Dubai’s 2025 property market hit AED541.3bn from 200,779 residential sales (+27% YoY value), driven mainly by 138,992 off-plan deals and population growth. Mid-market areas led volume; prime waterfront areas led value. Commercial transactions reached AED135.1bn, led by offices. Activity is expected to stay resilient in 2026. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Lifestyle, Wellness And Community Living Will Reshape Buyer Priorities Across Dubai In 2026 Dubai’s 2026 housing market will see ~120,000 new units, shifting demand from speculation to lifestyle and liveability. Price growth is expected to normalize (prime ~3%, mainstream ~1%). Buyers will favor master-planned, sustainable, wellness-focused communities, aided by AI tools and easier mortgages after rate cuts. Read the full article on MENA FN New ‘Ejari’ campaign by Dubai Land Department aims to simplify rental processes for customers Dubai Land Department launched a “Step by Step” digital awareness campaign to explain Ejari (rental contract registration) and related services, registration/cancellation, certificates, rent increase calculations, and notice/non-renewal rules. The goal is clearer guidance, fewer repeat inquiries, better landlord-tenant transparency, and a smoother rental experience via official online channels. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Dubai’s property boom leans on cash as mortgage lending lags Dubai property sales increased in volume and value in 2025, driven largely by cash buyers as mortgage-backed demand continued to lag, AGBI research has found. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Deyaar breaks ground on DWTN Residences in Dubai Deyaar has broken ground on DWTN Residences in Business Bay. The project will deliver 522 homes, 1–3BR apartments plus duplexes, penthouses, and a top-level “Royal Palace.” Zawya Projects previously reported the 445m, 110-storey twin-tower is targeted for completion in Q4 2030. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai court terminates sale of residential unit worth Dhs1.72m over breach of contract Dubai’s Real Estate Court annulled an off-plan unit sale in a Riviera-area project after the developer delayed completion and failed to deliver. The investor, who paid AED516,872 (plus fees) toward a AED1.722m unit, was awarded a refund of AED516,872 and AED100,000 compensation, plus costs and legal fees. Read the full article on Gulf Today Proptech firm PropertyPistol to invest AED 10 million to expand UAE, Dubai operations Mumbai-based proptech PropertyPistol will invest about AED10m to expand its UAE operations across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and RAK, boosting advisory, compliance, partnerships, and tech (onboarding, transaction tools, virtual visits, analytics). It says it enabled AED1.23bn UAE sales in three years, driven largely by Indian buyers. Read the full article on Money Control Population growth, new tech driving UAE real estate UAE real estate enters 2026 with strong fundamentals: population inflows driving demand in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, record Dubai transactions in 2025, and tokenisation moving from concept to implementation via a Dubai Land Department pilot. He expects tech-driven liquidity gains and steady earnings/dividends for sector-linked stocks. Read the full article on Trade Arabia UAE govt achieves historic milestones in last 20 years; real GDP grows 94% A UAE Cabinet meeting marked 20 years of federal government transformation since 2006, citing major gains in GDP, non-oil trade and exports, rising budgets and spending, and expanded education, health, and housing programmes. Leaders highlighted top global rankings, stronger competitiveness, and sharply higher FDI inflows through 2024. Read the full article on Zawya Abu Dhabi Property Market Shows Sustained Momentum In 2025, Bayut Report Finds Bayut’s 2025 Abu Dhabi report says sales and rentals stayed resilient with prices rising across most segments. Apartment prices rose 10–27% (up to 19% mid-tier, 27% luxury). Villa prices rose widely (2–41% mid-tier; 10–13% on Yas/Saadiyat) with some luxury corrections. Yields remained strong (apartments up to ~9.7%). Rents mostly increased, with select high-end villa rent softening. Read the full article on MENA FN BNW Developments plans 12 new luxury projects in Ras Al Khaimah BNW Developments says it will launch 12 projects in Ras Al Khaimah in 2026, eight in RAK Central and four on Al Marjan, targeting ~AED20bn GDV and 10m+ sq ft, aimed at international buyers. It also unveiled Tonino Lamborghini Residences on Al Marjan: 377 apartments plus villas and penthouses. Read the full article on Zawya ORA Developers advances BAYN delivery with AED 150mln consultancy appointments ORA Developers appointed six consultants for Phase 1 of BAYN in Ghantoot under AED150m contracts: Mace (PM), Parsons (masterplan/infrastructure/landscape), 10 Design (concept), Dewan (villas design/AOR), Currie & Brown (cost), and AECOM (supervision). BAYN is a 4.8m sqm, 9,000-home beachfront community, Estidama 2 Pearl, with Phase 1 (~805 villas/townhouses) targeted for delivery by Dec 2028. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 6th of January 2026 On the 06-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.00bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.37bn (68.5%), while Ready accounted for AED 629.7m (31.5%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1121.7 345.3 Villas 217.5 184.7 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 7.4 37.2 Commercial 22.5 62.4 Total 1369.0 629.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.37bn Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly flat-led, with villas a distant second and limited commercial/hotel apartment contribution. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 629.7m Ready demand was more balanced, with stronger relative weight in villas and commercial versus off plan. On The Micro Level  Market Insights & Outlook Overall activity shows continued off-plan dominance driven by apartment sales, while the ready market reflects broader demand across villas and income-linked assets (commercial/hotel). If this mix persists, expect developers to keep prioritising apartment-led launches, with ready communities supporting steadier, diversified liquidity. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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