Real Estate

Why Dubai tenants who moved to other emirates are set to return in 2025

Dubai's second-tier areas, where numerous new properties are being developed in 2025, are set to attract a significant influx of residents from nearby emirates. The migration from neighboring emirates to Dubai will be influenced by factors such as heavy traffic that forces commuters to spend hours on the road and rising rental costs in Sharjah, Ajman, and Abu Dhabi. “In 2025, expectations for...

Dubai Faces Sharp Rent Hikes Due To Apartment Shortage

Dubai's property market is facing a shortage of luxury apartments, leading to a dramatic increase in rental prices for high-end properties. Experts attribute this trend to a growing demand from high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) moving to the emirate, coupled with a limited supply of truly luxurious options. “There aren’t many luxury apartment projects available at the moment,” said Vladimir...

Dubai real estate set for strategic growth through 2025, say experts

Dubai’s real estate growth next year will be driven by government reforms, foreign investments, and an expanding economy beyond oil, experts noted. Dubai's real estate sector is expected to move beyond record-breaking transactions and luxury projects in 2025, with a shift towards strategic and intelligent growth, industry experts highlighted. Emerging hubs like Dubai South and areas linked to key...

What next for Dubai property market after 2024’s new highs?

At ground level, new trends are shaping up that investors must take into account. In Dubai's property market, developers are rolling out new launches at an astonishing pace, averaging one every 15 hours. The question remains: can this momentum be maintained? This year has been transformative for real estate, marked by the return of zero down payments on Dubai off-plan purchases and an influx of new...

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