Real Estate

Dubai property market hits $37.7bn as apartment sales soar and villa deals cool

The Dubai real estate sector continued its strong momentum in the third quarter of 2025, achieving a total of AED138.3 billion ($37.7 billion) in transactions across 56,015 sales. This performance underscores Dubai’s enduring investor confidence and resilience amid global market fluctuations. Although total transaction value declined by 6.4% compared to the previous quarter, the sales volume increased...

Dubai retail rebounds while warehouses lead with 60% surge

Dubai’s warehouse and retail property markets moved in contrasting directions in the first half of 2025, according to Cavendish Maxwell’s latest Dubai Retail and Warehouse Market Performance report issued on Tuesday. The warehousing sector recorded 8,600 rental transactions in H1 2025, up nearly 60 percent year-on-year and 28 percent higher than H2 2024. The surge reflects the city’s growing...

What Dubai tenants should know before renewing in 2026

Dubai’s rental market is heading into 2026 on a steadier footing, with rents expected to rise but at a slower pace than in recent years. The city’s maturing property cycle is giving both tenants and landlords more clarity, and more room to negotiate. "Dubai's rental market is expected to maintain steady growth through early 2026, though the pace of increases will likely be moderate compared to the...

6 trends defining the property market in 2025

While traditional hot spots like Downtown Dubai and Dubai Marina remain resilient, market momentum is becoming increasingly project-specific Dubai’s real estate market continues to outperform global counterparts, driven by a unique combination ofpopulation growth, strong foreign investment, a booming off-plan segment, and shifting lifestyle preferences in the post-pandemic era. According to...

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