February 2026

Dubai off-plan homes dominate property market with record 65% of transactions

Dubai’s property market has started 2026 with unprecedented momentum, as off-plan homes now account for a record 65% of all residential transactions, cementing their role as the sector’s primary engine. This surge is part of a broader historic peak, with January 2026 alone witnessing property sales worth AED 70.05 billion, the highest monthly value ever recorded in the emirate. Unstoppable Market...

Middle East eyes $3tn real estate and infrastructure pipeline as UAE leads growth: JLL

OverviewThe Middle East and Africa region is entering a decisive phase of long-term development, backed by an estimated $3 trillion pipeline in real estate and infrastructure projects planned through 2030. This scale of investment reflects deep confidence in the region’s economic future, urban expansion, and rising population needs. Governments across the region are prioritizing large,...

Rent or buy? First-time buyers push UAE property market towards ownership

ome ownership is no longer a distant dream for UAE residents, as more renters turn buyers amid long-term residency plans, supportive policies and rising incomes. New data from Property Finder shows sustained buyer intent across Abu Dhabi and Dubai, with platform activity in 2025 pointing to a growing commitment to home ownership rather than leasing. According to the platform’s bi-monthly consumer...

How luxury property buyers identify the right inventory

Credible data is a good starting point for making informed decisions Luxury real estate in the UAE continues to attract global attention, but abundance does not equate clarity. For buyers operating in the Dh20-million-plus segment, the challenge is no longer access to listings, but identifying the right inventory within a market that moves quickly and is often shaped by perception and...

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