2024

Branded residences offer up to 100% higher rents

Dubai has evolved beyond being a transitional market. Due to luxurious amenities and high demand from high net worth individuals, branded residences in Dubai can yield twice the rental income compared to non-branded residences. According to industry executives, luxury and branded homes also exhibit a greater potential for price appreciation compared to other segments of the market. Dubai is no...

New tenants pay higher rents than existing occupants as rental gap widens

Rental increases are anticipated to average 8-12%, with comparatively lower levels of growth expected in outer and suburban locations. Dubai is currently experiencing the emergence of a two-tiered rental market due to the widening gap between renewal and new lease rents. Prathyusha Gurrapu, Head of Research and Consulting at Cushman and Wakefield Core, noted that a growing number of Dubai tenants are...

UAE affirms there are no plans to introduce income tax on individuals

A Ministry of Finance official in the UAE has reaffirmed the country's stance on income tax. The Ministry of Finance’s Undersecretary, Younis Al Khouri, has confirmed that the UAE has no intentions of implementing income tax for individuals. Al Khouri made this clarification during the 9th meeting of the Under-Secretaries of Ministries of Finance in Arab Countries, organized by the Arab Monetary Fund....

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid approves plan for thousands of new homes in Dubai

The most recent residential project exclusively for Emiratis is Latifa City. On Sunday, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, gave his approval to a series of projects aimed at constructing additional homes for Emiratis. Following his recent initiative to double the number of Emirati families within 10 years, Sheikh Mohammed has officially designated an area named Latifa City...

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