Real Estate

Dubai property market to see highest growth in 2024 among major global cities

Dubai’s property market is expected to lead global cities in growth this year, though high new supply may cause a short-term correction. According to the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2024, Dubai’s score rose from 0.14 in 2023 to 0.64, moving its ranking from 23rd to 14th place. For the past three and a half years, property prices and rentals in Dubai have increased, driven by a population...

Will interest rate cuts reshape UAE property demand?

Interest rate cuts will play a role, but how much will they actually influence investor decisions? Dubai's property market has largely been driven by off-plan sales. Now, with subtle pricing changes emerging, could this signal a return to demand for ready homes? On one side, China is grappling with its real estate sector, introducing measures like lowering borrowing costs and reducing down payments...

Emaar plans new Dubai “super tower” to rival Burj Khalifa

Emaar is exploring plans for a new "super tower" in Dubai that would surpass all other planned developments in height, potentially becoming the world's second-tallest building. The company's founder, Mohamed Alabbar, is reportedly working on integrating "sustainable, cutting-edge technologies that have not yet been used in any development worldwide." Emaar already holds the record for the world's...

What to know before renting or buying in Dubai

When buying or renting property in Dubai, prioritize locations that match your lifestyle and long-term goals. As summer ends in the UAE, property prices in key markets like Dubai often dip due to shifts in seasonal demand, expatriates being away, and targeted sales strategies by developers. This presents valuable opportunities for buyers and investors. Lower entry costs enhance purchasing power, making...

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