dubai real estate
The Dubai real estate market is among the most in-demand and transparent in the region. It’s driven by a transparent demand-supply dynamics that has seen. In fact, the Dubai real estate market is the most transparent in the MENA region, and ranks 28th on the global real estate market transparency index in 2024. Dubai has made remarkable enhancements to digital services. Moreover, it provides easy access to land information and urban planning systems, further underscoring the emirate’s commitment to continuous improvement in real estate practices.
Loutraki International is investing in Dubai’s real estate market through the Santorini Residences project
Apartment sales across Dubai’s real estate market rose 37.6 percent annually to 12,268 with a value of AED23.5 billion
Ravi Menon will assume his new role on November 18, 2024
Jan De Nul Dredging is expected complete the entire scope of marine works at Palm Jebel Ali in just over two years
Dubai positions itself as a global hub for this segment
Free zone posted a notable expansion in the technology sector, registering 226 new companies, including 14 gaming and nine AI companies
The company set a new group property sales record of $8.6 billion in H1 2024, a 56 percent increase over H1 2023
Despite the surge in new units, the market remains imbalanced, with demand outpacing supply, data showed
Dubai saw a 61.4 percent annual surge in transactions of off-plan contract registration, equivalent to investments worth AED59.9 billion
The growth is attributed to a strong economy, diverse demand, and focus on quality, sustainable spaces
The extended growth is due to HNWIs' interest in luxury property investment in Dubai
Transaction volumes in Abu Dhabi saw a 22.6 percent increase
Dubai's real estate sector thrives spurred by ambitious goals and increased investor confidence
Driven by hospitality, retail, and financial sectors
High office occupancy suggests remote work no longer a factor
Wider market fundamentals a cause for optimism
A near-term slowdown is very unlikely in city’s residential segment
90% would purchase property in the Emirate after selling their existing one
