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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 11-Jun-2025
Dubai’s property market thrives on rising branded residence premiums (30–40%). Deyaar has unveiled Downtown Residences, a 445 m twin tower over 110 floors with 522 luxury homes and a summit “royal palace”
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June 11, 2025
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What The Godfather, Dirty Harry and Wall Street can teach you about building success in the Dubai property market.
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Dubai’s property market thrives on rising branded residence premiums (30–40%), suburban transactions up 35% with 10–15% price gains and 6–7% yields, and luxury villa sales swelling to 28% of residential deals with 20–25% price growth. Early 2025 saw foreign direct investment jump 15%.
Read the full article on Khaleej Times
The Lux Collective and QUBE Development have partnered to launch LUX branded residences in Dubai, debuting an exclusive project due for completion in 2028. The collaboration merges luxury hospitality expertise with QUBE’s innovative, sustainable real estate approach to redefine high-end urban living.
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One Group has entered the UAE with over $1 billion in planned developments, launching its ELEVATE lifestyle real estate brand. Its first branded beachfront project, to be unveiled soon with a global hospitality partner, builds on One Group’s 15-year, $2.5 billion transaction track record.
Read the full article on Khaleej Times
Emaar Properties has launched VYOM, a digital resale platform for Emaar homes that enables direct listings, image uploads, and buyer-seller engagement in a secure, transparent interface. Addressing market inefficiencies, it empowers homeowners with end-to-end control and advances Emaar’s digital evolution.
Read the full article on MENA FN
PRYPCO Mint, Dubai Land Department’s joint VARA-licensed tokenization platform launched May 25, sold its inaugural listing in under 24 hours. Tomorrow, it debuts its second offering: a one-bedroom in Kensington Waters valued at AED 1.5 million (down from AED 1.875 million), available for fractional ownership from AED 2,000.
Read the full article on Economy Middle East
Dubai South is emerging as a real estate hotspot propelled by the Dh128 billion Al Maktoum Airport expansion, with property prices (~Dh750–850/sq ft) roughly 60% below prime areas (Dh2,000–2,500). This value gap is attracting end-users and investors.
Read the full article on Gulf News
OMNIYAT, Dubai’s leading ultra-luxury real estate developer, has acquired Marasi Bay Island in the prestigious Burj Khalifa District, marking a significant expansion of its waterfront ecosystem that will feature the district’s first beach club alongside exclusive leisure and wellness experiences.
Read the full article on Arabian Business
Deyaar has unveiled Downtown Residences, a 445 m twin tower over 110 floors with 522 luxury homes and a summit “royal palace”, targeting Q4 2030 completion. It arrives as Dubai’s market hit Dh761 billion in 2024 (+20%) with record $10 m+ home sales, though Fitch warns of a 15% price correction.
Read the full article on The National
Dubai Media City, Dubai Science Park and incubator in5 will showcase Dubai’s innovation ecosystem at VivaTech in Paris (11–14 June 2025), highlighting sustainability, health, mobility and creative sectors. The UAE, top-ranked regionally in innovation, will present startups like Coralytics, Suppy and Aire under TECOM Group’s sector-focused platforms.
Read the full article on Big News Network
Alma Developments has launched its debut residential project, Alma Gardens, in Liwan, Dubailand, featuring 71 apartments with storage capacity exceeding typical Dubai units by 55-75 per cent.
Read the full article on Arabian Business
Strong office demand in Dubai amid a business upturn and tight supply is pushing rents higher, boosting real estate funds, says Emirates REIT CEO Thierry Delvaux. Emirates REIT’s real estate income jumped 96% in 2024, and it now manages three schools, securing a steady investment revenue stream.
Read the full article on Zawya
Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 10th of June 2025
On 10 June 2025, Dubai’s property transactions totaled AED 1,647.3 m. Off-plan sales led with AED 990.4 m (60.1%), while ready properties contributed AED 656.9 m (39.9%).
Off-Plan Market Performance
Flats: AED 831.3 m (84.0% of off-plan)
Villas: AED 140.4 m (14.2%)
Hotel Apts. & Rooms: AED 11.8 m (1.2%)
Commercial: AED 6.9 m (0.7%)
Off-plan flats overwhelmingly led activity, reflecting sustained demand for new apartment launches. Villas accounted for a decent double-digit share, while commercial and hospitality units remained niche segments.
Ready Market Performance
Flats: AED 406.8 m (61.9% of ready)
Villas: AED 76.0 m (11.6%)
Hotel Apts. & Rooms: AED 14.0 m (2.1%)
Commercial: AED 160.1 m (24.4%)
Ready-market flats maintained a clear majority, though commercial properties captured nearly 24.4%, underscoring investor appetite for income-producing assets in completed developments.
On The Micro Level
Market Insights
Balanced Dynamics: Off-plan (60.1%) fuels launch momentum; ready (39.9%) sustains market liquidity.
Residential Focus: Flats dominate off-plan (84.0%), underscoring ongoing investor demand for residential units.
Commercial Uptick: Ready commercial’s 24.4% share signals growing corporate leasing activity.
Data Source: Dubai Land Department
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