Real Estate

140% surge: Why Dubai’s waterfront homes are becoming the UAE’s most valuable real estate asset

Dubai’s waterfront homes have outperformed the wider property market, with values rising more than 140% in five years as investors chase scarce coastal assets and wellness-focused lifestyles Dubai’s waterfront property market has emerged as one of the emirate’s strongest real estate success stories, with a widening gap between demand and supply pushing prices to record levels and reinforcing the...

Dubai tenants may get better rent deals in these areas this year

Apartment rents may ease in some districts while villas stay firm. Dubai: Dubai tenants looking to move may have a better chance of negotiating rent in the second half of 2026, especially in apartment-heavy communities where new supply is increasing competition for landlords. Property experts say Dubai’s rental market is entering a new phase after years of steep...

Dubai’s property boom fuels rise of integrated fit-out firms

Growing demand for faster delivery and all-in-one design models across the UAE Dubai’s booming real estate sector is accelerating a major transformation in the UAE’s fit-out and construction industry, as developers and investors increasingly turn to integrated delivery models that combine design, construction, and post-handover services under a single platform. Amid rising...

Emaar spends near Dh3b in major Dubai land deal

Emaar has been on a new project launch drive, and new land will come in handy Dubai: Emaar is spending a substantial Dh2.98 billion to buy land in Ras Al Khor, as the Dubai master-developer goes about adding to an already substantial land bank in the city. The deal for the new land was with Amlak Property Investment, the DFM-listed entity that is selling non-core operations as part...

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