Dubai: Dubai’s real estate sector is showing signs of stability despite ongoing regional uncertainty, supported by strong investor confidence, rising off-plan sales, and new government measures aimed at market resilience.
Dubai: Dubai’s property market has entered a cooling phase after recording its first monthly price decline since the post-pandemic boom. According to reports, residential property values dropped by 5.9% in
Dubai: Rising concerns over the Iran conflict have significantly impacted Dubai’s real estate market, with investor confidence declining sharply. According to market data, property transactions dropped by over 30%, while
DUBAI: Dubai’s real estate market recorded its highest-ever January performance, with total property transactions reaching Dh107.96 billion, nearly double last year’s figure. According to the Dubai Land Department, overall transactions
DUBAI: Dubai’s First-Time Home Buyer program has helped more than 2,000 residents purchase their first homes within six months of its launch, generating over Dh3.25 billion in residential property sales,
Dubai’s real estate market recorded its strongest performance ever in 2025, with total transactions reaching Dh917 billion, reflecting a 20 percent year-on-year increase. Announcing the milestone, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid
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
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
Capital Development Authority (CDA) recorded strong investor interest during the first two days of its ongoing auction of residential and commercial plots in Islamabad, with total proceeds reaching Rs14.809 billion.
