dubai real estate
Demand for off-plan developments and high-quality homes fuels the surge in property sales
Dubai’s real estate market thrives on strong growth and investor appeal, but off-plan buyers must navigate legal complexities — especially arbitration clauses
OMNIYAT’s commitment to creating meaningful contributions to the urban landscape and lasting legacies for future generations ensures its position at the apex of the market
Villa sales climbed from AED71.6 billion in value to AED118.5 billion over the first six months last year
Contractors must comply with new rules or face penalties ranging from AED1,000 to AED100,000
Notable deals in H1 2025 included a record-breaking AED 425 million sale in Emirates Hills and an AED 300 million beachfront villa on The Palm Jumeirah
Average monthly villa transactions rose from 2,189 in H1 2024 to 3,402 this year
The influx of nearly 90,000 new residents in the first quarter added pressure to an already supply-constrained housing market
Strong demand for monthly and daily rentals drives growth in lifestyle-centric and centrally located areas
Affordable apartments in International City, DIP, and Discovery Gardens yielded between 9 percent and 11 percent
Oqood registrations for off-plan homes in Dubai declined 8 percent monthly but were 60.1 percent higher annually
