Dubai Real Estate

Dubai-based developer Meraas has unveiled a major residential expansion at Dubai Design District (d3), spanning 18 million square feet between Downtown Dubai and Dubai Creek. The masterplan introduces waterfront homes,

Dubai’s property market heads into 2026 with a more selective approach, as buyers increasingly prioritize long-term usability over short-term price movements. After a record-breaking 2025, fueled by global demand and

The property market in Dubai closed 2025 with its strongest performance on record, reinforcing the emirate’s position as a global real estate hub. Data released by the Dubai Land Department

The residential property market in Dubai is entering 2026 with a calmer and more selective outlook following record-breaking activity in 2025. With over 197,000 transactions worth Dh624.1 billion recorded between

Rents in Dubai are projected to increase by up to 6% in 2026 as the city’s population exceeds four million, maintaining pressure on housing demand. Stronger rent growth is expected

Dubai’s residential market has recorded a historic surge, with average freehold villa prices rising 206% since the pandemic and standing 86% above the 2014 peak, according to ValuStrat. The data

Dubai’s residential real estate market continued its strong upward trend in November 2025, according to the latest ValuStrat Property Index, with consistent price growth across both apartments and villas.Sales activity

Tomorrow World Group has unveiled an ambitious AED 8 billion (USD 2.2 billion) real estate development pipeline that will begin reshaping Dubai’s skyline from 2026 onward. After two decades as

Dubai’s real estate market recorded AED624.1 billion in property transactions during the first 11 months of 2025, marking a 49.6% year-on-year surge driven by strong investor confidence and high off-plan

UAE residents remain highly motivated to buy homes despite Dubai’s record-breaking property prices, according to Property Finder’s Market Pulse for September and October 2025. Across both months, 69% of respondents