Real Estate

Dubai rents seen cooling as new supply reshapes market

Average lettings prices across apartments, villas and townhouses have softened in some locations, with overall rental levels dipping in certain communities Dubai’s residential rental market is poised to stabilise through 2026 as a wave of new supply begins to moderate price growth after several years of steep increases, according to fresh data from Allsopp & Allsopp and other industry...

Dubai real estate sector recorded $4.9bn of transactions last week, including $61m Palm Jumeirah apartment

Dubai’s real estate market recorded strong activity last week, with total property transactions reaching about AED 17.96 billion (around $4.9 billion), according to data from the Dubai Land Department. In total, 3,954 sales transactions were completed across the city, reflecting continued demand from both investors and end-users in one of the world’s most active property markets. Among the standout...

UAE rental market begins to move beyond cheque-based payments

Cheque-based rent remains one of the most persistent friction points in the UAE property market, even as the sector modernises and digitises For many new arrivals in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, the rental process still comes with a surprise: instead of paying rent monthly, tenants are often asked to settle the annual amount in one to four post-dated cheques. This practice creates a clear mismatch between...

Dubai villa prices near leading schools jump up to 35 per cent

How School Proximity Is Driving Dubai Villa Prices Up to 35% In the past year, villa prices in some of Dubai’s most sought-after communities have surged by as much as 35 per cent. What’s unusual about this latest upswing is what’s behind it: families are paying up for homes close to top international schools, making education access one of the biggest drivers of residential demand in Dubai’s villa...

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