Understanding the validity of arbitration clauses in off-plan property sale agreements in the UAE

Dubai’s real estate market remains resilient and dynamic thanks to economic growth, regulatory incentives, and foreign investment. However, off-plan purchases carry risks: arbitration clauses may be unenforceable if they breach public policy or lack mandatory DLD registration. Buyers should seek legal review to understand their rights and dispute options.

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Shapoorji Pallonji completes maiden international project in Dubai

Shapoorji Pallonji has completed Imperial Avenue, its first international residential project in Downtown Dubai. The 45-storey tower offers ultra-luxe amenities, sustainability elements, and panoramic views. RERA-certified and backed by AED 1.4 billion, this milestone underscores the group’s strategic entry into Dubai’s luxury property market.

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OMNIYAT’s blueprint for success in Dubai’s ultra-luxury property segment

OMNIYAT, led by Mahdi Amjad, captured over one-third of Dubai’s ultra-luxury residential market in 2024. It has expanded into premium commercial projects (Enara, Lumena), issued a $500 million Green Sukuk, and delivered design-driven, sustainable landmarks like Marasi Bay.

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How Dubai Metro Blue Line still fuels real estate rush in Mirdif, Silicon Oasis, Academic City

Dubai’s Metro Blue Line launch is boosting real estate demand in areas like Dubai Silicon Oasis, Academic City, and Mirdif. Improved connectivity, attractive pricing, and planned amenities have driven sales and rentals, pushing home prices up 5.6% YoY and rental yields higher amid strong international investment.

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Mira Developments launches MENA-focused real estate company via $3mln investments

Mira Developments invested $3 million to launch Percent&Co, an AI-powered real estate investment agency targeting global investors. Partnering with top UAE developers and backed by a $71 billion market and AED 761 billion in 2024 transactions, it plans to scale AUM, expand into Europe and Asia, and leverage advanced tech.

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Dubai eyes tokenised gold and DeFi after success of real estate tokenisation pilot

VARA CEO confirms over 400 registered entities in Dubai’s crypto ecosystem as new pilots target DeFi and tokenised gold.

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Oia Properties releases its H1 Residential Real Estate Market Report following record-breaking Q2 2025

In H1 2025, Dubai’s residential market hit 98,603 sales worth AED 326.7 billion (+40 % YoY), driven by a record Q2, villa price gains, robust rental yields and strong off-plan demand. Growth is fueled by GDP expansion, investor-friendly policies and rising international, tech-savvy buyers targeting new hubs.

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Turkish real estate investment in Dubai triples to $3 billion in two years

Turkish investments in Dubai real estate soared from $400 million to $3 billion in two years, driven by high yields, zero taxes, mortgage access and Golden Visa perks. In 2024, Dubai’s market hit $142.1 billion, while Turkish investors’ overseas property purchases reached $2.51 billion (+20.5 % YoY).

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In Dubai property, Jumeirah Village Triangle, Springs see rents drop - other locations too

Rents in Jumeirah Village Triangle have fallen 2.6 percent, with studios at Dh50,000 and one bedroom units at Dh78,000 to Dh100,000. Mid income areas like JVC and The Springs (down 6.6 percent) also see declines. The Lakes and Jumeirah Park lead with 10.8 percent and 9.7 percent annual drops.

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Dubai Property Market 2025: A real estate revolution, infrastructure, innovation, and investment drive record growth

The Dubai Metro Blue Line has spurred demand and price growth in metro-linked areas, boosting Q1 residential sales by 18% and off-plan transactions. Strong international investment, supply constraints, high mortgage rates, and regulatory incentives underpin a resilient market, with 2026 price growth forecast at 3.5–5.2%.

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Dubai moves up global wealth chart as investors flock to city

Julius Baer’s 2025 report ranks Dubai as the world’s seventh most expensive city for the ultra-wealthy and fourth in EMEA, driven by 17% residential and 13% car price rises. Dubai’s millionaire count doubled to 81,200, and with 72,000 homes due, rents may ease despite strong prime-property demand.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 14th of July 2025

On the 14th of July, total transaction value reached AED 2.400 billion, with off-plan assets contributing 72.6 % (AED 1.743 billion) and ready properties 27.4 % (AED 0.657 billion) of the total volume.

Off-Plan Market Performance

Total Value: AED 1,743,445,978
Share of Total Transactions: 72.6 %

Flats dominated the off-plan segment, accounting for more than two-thirds of its value, while villas made up nearly 29 %.

Ready Market Performance

Total Value: AED 656,591,994
Share of Total Transactions: 27.4 %

Within the ready market, flats led activity, followed by villas, while commercial assets contributed just over 8 %.

On The Micro Level

Market Insights

Off-plan projects remain the driving force behind Dubai’s weekly volume, reflecting strong buyer confidence in early-stage developments. Ready properties continue to play a significant secondary role, with steady participation from flat and villa buyers. Looking ahead, sustained off-plan demand and balanced ready-market supply will be key to maintaining overall market momentum.

Data Source: Dubai Land Department