Reports

Emaar founder Mohamed Alabbar stated that forecasts issued by some credit rating agencies suggesting a potential correction of up to 15% in Dubai property prices do not reflect the reality of the market. He noted that the data available to him indicates

Since the escalation of regional tensions and the outbreak of war involving Iran, a key question has emerged among investors: could these geopolitical developments impact Dubai’s economy or its real estate market? A realistic reading of the data suggests that Dubai’s property

Dubai’s real estate transactions recorded AED 18.6 billion last week through 5,259 transactions, according to the Dubai Land Department. The department registered more than 4,278 sales transactions worth AED 14.9 billion, along with 909 mortgage transactions valued at AED 2.8 billion. In

Property Finder, the real estate portal operating across the Middle East and North Africa, has revealed key trends in the residential property market in Dubai and Abu Dhabi at the beginning of 2026. According to Property Finder’s Market Pulse survey, consumer preferences

Dubai’s property sector has recorded one of its most active weeks in recent months, with total real estate transactions reaching AED 43.49 billion (USD 11.8 billion), according to data from the Dubai Land Department. The figures confirm sustained momentum in the market

Dubai’s real estate market recorded an exceptional performance yesterday, with total transactions exceeding AED 15.37 billion, marking the second-highest daily value in the emirate’s history. This comes shortly after the record set on January 26, when transactions surpassed AED 15.6 billion, highlighting

Every time prices rise in Dubai, the same headline appears, A real estate bubble is coming. The latest example is the UBS report, which classified Dubai within the “elevated risk” category. However, directly linking that classification to the word “bubble” is an

Dubai’s real estate market recorded AED 18.1 billion in total transactions during the week, following the completion of 5,393 deals, according to data from the Dubai REST app, (Dubai Land Department). The weekly performance included property sales worth AED 13.96 billion. Sales

Dubai ended 2025 at an unprecedented historic level in terms of property sales value, with total sales reaching AED 682.49 billion, representing 30.64% growth compared to 2024. This was accompanied by an increase in the number of transactions to 214,912 deals, up