Dubai Real Estate Market Review 10-Apr-2025

Dubai attracted $14.2 b in FDI in 2024, up 33% from 2023, with tourism and real estate each drawing $2 b. The global luxury residential real estate market is set to reach $850 b by 2030.

Foreign investors are flocking to Dubai's land plots, drawn by high returns, flexibility, and tax perks. With prices surging, resales booming, and mega-projects like Urban Plan 2040 underway, plots are now seen as a smarter, more profitable alternative to finished properties.

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MAG Lifestyle Development signed an MoU with Dubai Land Department to boost foreign investment and promote Dubai as a top real estate hub. The partnership supports Dubai’s Economic Agenda D33, with MAG showcasing diverse projects and expanding its global reach through international promotions.

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Range Developments has launched Island Heights in Ras Al Khaimah, a luxury residential project near Wynn Al Marjan Island. Featuring 165 upscale units, the development capitalizes on the area's tourism boom and reflects Range’s vision to shape the region’s future lifestyle and investment landscape.

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Dubai attracted $14.2 billion in FDI in 2024, up 33% from 2023, with tourism and real estate each drawing $2 billion. India led FDI inflows, while Dubai captured 55% of the Middle East’s FDI projects. The city aims for $177 billion in FDI under its D33 agenda.

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Dubai's hospitality sector is thriving in 2024, driven by diversified tourism, tech innovation, and sustainability. Visitor satisfaction is high (94%), with rising occupancy and ADR. Government initiatives, extended visas, and cultural experiences are attracting travelers, while hotels focus on personalization, eco-friendly services, and tech-enhanced guest journeys.

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The global luxury residential real estate market is set to reach $850 billion by 2030, growing at a 6% CAGR. Driven by rising HNWI demand for second homes, tech integration, and sustainability, key regions include Europe, North America, and the Caribbean. Strategic investments and innovation fuel market expansion.

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Yas Island led Abu Dhabi’s luxury real estate market in Q1 2025, topping villa and apartment sales and rentals, with a 6.99% ROI on luxury apartments. Saadiyat Island excelled in villa returns (5.6%). Al Reem Island and Al Reef dominated affordable segments. Off-plan demand surged, especially in Yas Bay and Saadiyat.

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Dubai’s off-plan real estate market remains strong in 2025, driven by high demand for luxury waterfront properties and limited supply. Palma Development’s Serenia Living saw values rise over 50%. With 24,920 Q1 transactions and growing international interest, the sector is buoyed by population growth, incentives, and Dubai’s global appeal.

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ASAS Real Estate has introduced 100-year leasehold ownership for non-Arab expatriates and freehold for Arab investors in Sharjah’s Al Saja’a Industrial Land project. This move enhances investment diversity, supports industrial growth, and boosts Sharjah’s appeal as a long-term, inclusive real estate and economic hub.

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Abu Dhabi’s Strategic Development Fund and Paris-based QuantCube Technology have launched a joint venture to provide AI-powered, real-time economic and financial intelligence in the UAE. The partnership will support institutional and government decision-making, supply chain tracking, and strategic forecasting, aligning with the UAE’s focus on data-driven innovation and AI.

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