Dubai's real estate industry continues to draw in foreign investors because of its strong economic base and rapid growth. Potential investors should take advantage of the exciting times ahead as a number of trends and advancements in 2024 are reshaping the market. This in-depth guide will examine the best places to invest in Dubai, with an emphasis on current market trends and forecasts. Overview The...

Due to strong demand and a shortage of high-quality inventory, retail rents in Dubai and Abu Dhabi have increased by double digits in recent months. CBRE Middle East reports that while rentals in Dubai increased 10.5% in the first quarter of the year, they increased 14.7% in the UAE capital. Read this also : Dubai and Abu Dhabi’s retail rentals are rising by double digits. The real estate...

The residential market in the UAE has kicked off 2024 with notable vigor, signaling robust activity and absorption rates that are anticipated to sustain price appreciation in both Abu Dhabi and Dubai throughout the year. This insight comes from CBRE Middle East, a leading authority in commercial real estate services and investments. Read this also : Here’s a Sneak Peek at Dubai’s New Airport:...

Dubai's real estate market is poised for robust growth, with projections indicating the delivery of over 35,000 new residential units by the year-end, as per a recent study by JLL. This surge in housing supply is attributed to buoyant investor demand, driven by innovative product offerings, attractive payment options, and recent adjustments to the golden visa requirements. Read...

The real estate market in Abu Dhabi has experienced significant growth in the first quarter of 2024, driven by strong interest from foreign investors and rising sales prices, especially in high-end neighborhoods. Data from Bayut, a leading UAE real estate portal, indicates an increase of up to 6% in luxury apartment and villa sales prices in sought-after areas. On Saadiyat...

Dubai landlords now have a new process in place if they wish to seek a rent re-evaluation, as announced by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA). Instead of relying solely on the most recent Rental Index update, landlords have the option to request a higher rental amount, but with a significant change in the procedure. Read this also : More tenants are turning into...