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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 09-Apr-2025
Over 73,000 active Indian companies, making them the largest foreign business community. Dubai property prices rise 25.9 percent in March 2025. Experts predict short-term change in UAE property market
The Real Estate Report
April 09, 2025
Dubai Land Department launched the ‘Real Estate i’ alliance with four major developers to support Dubai’s 2033 Real Estate Strategy, aiming to boost global investment, enhance public-private collaboration, and promote transparency, sustainability, and competitiveness in the emirate’s real estate market.
Read the full article on Zawya
Dubai is pioneering real estate tokenisation, enabling fractional property ownership via blockchain. This innovation boosts affordability, accessibility, and transparency, opening the market to more investors. Expected to reach Dh60 billion by 2033, it marks a major shift in property investment across the Middle East.
Read the full article on Khaleej Times
Over 73,000 Indian companies are active in Dubai, making them the largest foreign business community. With $46 billion in bilateral non-oil trade in 2023, Dubai-India ties are strengthening. Dubai Chambers highlights growing collaboration in AI, fintech, and clean energy, positioning both economies for future-ready growth.
Read the full article on Gulf News
Dubai real estate: Majid Al Futtaim appoints Dutco Construction for $427mn Serenity Mansions project
Serenity Mansions is positioned as the pinnacle of luxury living within Majid Al Futtaim’s flagship lifestyle destination in Dubai, designed for the most discerning clientele.
Read the full article on Arabian Business
Dubai’s property market saw strong growth in March 2025, with prices up 25.9% annually. Villas rose 30.3% and apartments 21.4%. Off-plan sales led the market at nearly 70% of transactions. Q1 2025 sales hit AED142.7B, up 30.3% YoY, driven by major gains in villa, apartment, and plot sales.
Read the full article on Middle East Economy
Dubai is emerging as a top choice for European property investors, offering high rental yields (6–8%), tax-free ownership, and flexible payment plans. With strong ROI, luxury lifestyle, and Golden Visa incentives, Dubai provides a more profitable and accessible alternative to European markets burdened by high taxes and rising interest rates.
Read the full article on London Daily News
The UAE and other regional markets to gain in the supply chain sector as suppliers seek alternative markets, following Trump’s tariffs.
Read the full article on Arabian Business
Fintech is revolutionizing Dubai’s real estate sector through blockchain, AI, digital mortgages, and tokenization, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and access. Innovations like fractional ownership, smart contracts, and cross-border digital transactions are opening the market to global investors. Yet, experts stress the ongoing need for regulation, education, and human interaction.
Read the full article on Khaleej Times
Dubai’s off-plan property sales hit record highs amid a shortage of completed homes, now making up 66% of total sales. Demand is shifting from speculators to end-users, prompting banks to start financing select off-plan projects. With steady population growth and controlled supply, the market shows resilience despite rising risks.
Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight
Ras Al Khaimah’s Al Marjan Island is emerging as a prime destination for UK entrepreneurs, offering lower operating costs, business-friendly policies, and high-growth potential in real estate, tourism, and logistics. With major developments like a $3.9B gaming resort and Vision 2030 underway, now is the time to invest.
Read the full article on Talk Business
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