Real Estate

Amali Properties launches new ultra-luxury villas for the rich

Amid a property market boom in Dubai, the exclusive collection of villas is poised to serve ultra high-net-worth individuals. Amali Properties has revealed plans for a fresh array of opulent ultra-luxury villas, forming part of the prestigious Amali Island development situated on the World Islands in Dubai. These 24 lavish villas are designed to meet the discerning tastes of the city's ultra...

Why property prices, rentals will continue to rise next year also

Dubai Investments (DI), the prominent investment firm listed on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM), has celebrated a significant milestone by commencing construction on residential and hotel towers on Danah Bay, Al Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah. This groundbreaking moment signifies a notable advancement in the ongoing development of the prestigious coastal enclave. The project, valued at Dhs1 billion,...

Why property prices, rentals will continue to rise next year also

Until 2025, property prices and rentals in Dubai are expected to keep rising due to the city's population growing 300 per cent faster than the new property supply in the first quarter of this year. Forecasters in the real estate industry are now extending their predictions for the three-year surge to the following year, fueled by robust demand surpassing supply at an accelerated rate this year,...

Commercial property demand high as sector thrives

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors unveils optimistic projections for commercial property in the UAE. The UAE's commercial property sector is poised for further growth as demand remains robust in the office, industrial, and retail markets. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Global Commercial Property Monitor Q1 2024 indicates that the UAE maintains strong sentiment in its commercial...

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