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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-Apr-2025
The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED18.5bn ($5bn) of transactions last week. Dubai now hosts over 81,000 millionaires. Ajman recorded AED 2.06 billion in real estate transactions in March 2025.
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April 15, 2025
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Dubai Land Department inaugurated IPS 2025, hosting 300+ exhibitors from 85 countries. The event aligns with Dubai’s 2033 real estate strategy, promoting sustainability, transparency, innovation, and global investment through new initiatives like blockchain registration, Emirati empowerment, and expanded freehold zones.
Read the full article on Gulf Today
Trump’s tariffs and OPEC+ supply hike have lowered oil prices, straining Saudi finances and increasing risks for Dubai’s real estate. Meanwhile, global investors and private equity firms are intensifying their focus on the Middle East, viewing it as a key source of capital and deal opportunities amid global uncertainty.
Read the full article on Bloomberg
Dubai aims to attract more Indian investors—already the top foreign buyers—as it targets AED 1 trillion in real estate transactions by 2033. New initiatives, like the AI-powered Smart Rental Index, support this goal. In 2024, Dubai attracted 110,000 new investors, with higher targets set for 2025.
Read the full article on MSN
Tariffs Surge — This Tech Disruptor Moves Faster Than Global Shifts
Consumer electronics may have dodged the tariff bullet, but one smart home disruptor isn’t waiting for luck.
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The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED18.5bn ($5bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department.
Read the full article on Arabian Business
Dubai’s property market faces growing uncertainty despite a 70% rally, as global trade tensions and rising tariffs increase construction costs and strain investor confidence. While demand remains strong, external pressures like inflation, supply chain disruptions, and reduced foreign capital pose risks to the sector’s continued growth.
Read the full article on MSN
Beyond Developments has launched The Mural, its fourth project in Dubai Maritime City. Designed by Benoy, the 36-storey waterfront tower offers luxury residences with resort-style amenities. Blending nature and urban design, The Mural follows the rapid sell-out of Beyond’s previous project and highlights Dubai’s strong investor appeal and FDI growth.
Read the full article on Zawya
Global Properties has launched in Dubai, offering crypto-enabled real estate transactions and blockchain-based property tokenisation. Investors can now buy properties using BTC, ETH, USDT, and AE Coin, or access fractional ownership. Aligned with Dubai’s crypto-friendly policies, the firm aims to democratise real estate investment and expand globally through its tech-driven platform.
Read the full article on Khaleej Times
Dubai and Abu Dhabi top Savills' Dynamic Wealth Indices as leading destinations for high net worth individuals and corporations. Favorable tax policies, high quality of life, and growing wealth hubs drive relocation. This has fueled real estate growth, with Dubai seeing record transactions and rising property values amid shifting global economic conditions.
Read the full article on Middle East Economy
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Dubai’s real estate market faces global uncertainty due to shifting economic policies like US tariffs. Investors should prepare for both stable and downturn scenarios. With strong fundamentals, transparent data, and rising transactions, Dubai remains resilient. Strategic, agile decision-making is key as market shifts unfold over the coming months.
Read the full article on Khaleej Times
GJ Properties launched AED 4 billion worth of projects at IPS Congress 2025, unveiling six new developments totaling 4,500 units across 8.8 million sq ft. Focused on affordable luxury and smart living, the firm aims to meet growing housing demand while reinforcing its presence in the UAE’s dynamic property market.
Read the full article on Zawya
IPS 2025 opened with global leaders discussing real estate trends, including sustainability, tech, and fractional investment. Dubai Land Department highlighted 2024’s AED 761B in transactions and progress toward its 2033 strategy. The Deed platform launched fractional property ownership from AED 500, aiming to make real estate investment more accessible and efficient.
Read the full article on MSN
Ajman recorded AED 2.06 billion in real estate transactions in March 2025, a 41% YoY increase. The emirate saw 1,025 deals and AED 299 million in mortgages. Al Heliow 1 had the top sale at AED 43 million, reflecting strong investor interest and a competitive, well-serviced market environment.
Read the full article on Zawya
Dubai is rapidly emerging as a global business and real estate hotspot, driven by foreign investment, smart city initiatives, and strong demand for luxury properties. With record-breaking real estate deals, a booming expat population, and the Golden Visa program, the city offers high-reward opportunities—though competition and infrastructure strain are growing concerns.
Read the full article on Business Review
Dubai and Abu Dhabi top Savills’ new global rankings for attracting millionaires and businesses, thanks to tax incentives, high quality of life, and growing economic diversification. Dubai now hosts over 81,000 millionaires, with both cities expected to double their ultra-wealthy populations in the next decade, boosting demand for luxury real estate.
Read the full article on Khaleej Times
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