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Dubai’s office market is booming as limited Grade-A supply pushes prices and rents higher, led by finance and tech demand. Downtown prices rose 29% in 2025, large office deals more than doubled, and new supply from 2026 may ease growth without reversing the market’s strength.
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SAMANA Developers handed over Samana Santorini in Dubai Studio City, a 157-unit resort-style project, reinforcing its delivery track record and top-five off-plan status. The firm highlighted operational control, 1,300+ units handed over, and an ambitious pipeline through 2027.
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Prowin Properties’ 20–80 Payment Plan Expo drew 175+ qualified investors and discussions around AED 500 million in inventory, showing strong buyer confidence despite uncertainty. The event highlighted demand for clear, structured offerings and reinforced Dubai’s appeal through solid yields, growth, and population-driven demand.
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Dubai Land Department and Dubai Silicon Oasis convened developers and Emirati incubator participants to turn broker training into real market access, partnerships, and company-building opportunities. The initiative aims to help Emiratis launch sustainable real estate businesses and deepen national participation in Dubai’s property sector.
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Spanning one million square feet of land across Dubai Creek Harbour, the development will house residential, commercial, cultural and hospitality spaces close to the proposed Etihad Station and the Creek Metro on Dubai Metro’s Green Line.
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Abu Dhabi is emerging as a high-conviction real estate play, supported by sovereign wealth, population growth, foreign investment, and lower prices than Dubai. Provident Estate positions Sobha City as an early entry opportunity before fundamentals are fully priced in.
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UAE real estate developer Danube Group said it does not expect delays to project timelines and will not raise prices on existing off-plan projects, despite a sharp rise in construction costs driven by supply chain disruption in the Gulf.
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Ellington Properties has launched a limited-time summer offer guaranteeing rental returns of 35% over five years in Dubai and 28% over four years in Ras Al Khaimah, reflecting growing investor focus on early income visibility, clearer performance expectations, and dependable long-term value.
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Parkin launched discounted parking subscriptions in Dubai, including Dhs100 monthly plans for students and private school staff, plus multi-storey parking from Dhs735. The move supports easier daily commuting and follows a wider push with Dubai Municipality to improve parking efficiency and service quality.
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Dubai’s property market is being framed as a story of resilience, backed by strong Ramadan 2026 transactions, solid macroeconomic confidence, population growth, and sustained investor demand. Prescott uses this backdrop to position The Caden as a quality-led, transparency-focused project for Dubai’s next growth phase.
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Amaal has appointed CITIC Middle East Contracting as main contractor for the AED 1.8 billion MANSORY Residences in Meydan Horizon, with completion targeted for Q4 2028. The deal reinforces demand for ultra-luxury, design-led projects in Dubai’s still-strong off-plan market.
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Burj Al Arab will undergo its first major restoration since opening in 1999, with an 18-month phased programme led by Tristan Auer. Jumeirah aims to preserve the hotel’s iconic interiors and heritage while maintaining the landmark’s role as a symbol of Dubai’s luxury hospitality sector.
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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 15th of April 2026
On the 15-Apr-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1,332,042,049. Off-plan dominated with AED 948,533,858 (71.2%), while Ready accounted for AED 383,508,191 (28.8%).
Category | Off-Plan (AED millions) | Ready (AED millions) |
|---|---|---|
Flats | 712.3 | 246.3 |
Villas | 109.8 | 82.6 |
Hotel Apt. & Rooms | 0.7 | 10.7 |
Commercial | 125.7 | 43.9 |
Total | 948.5 | 383.5 |
Off-Plan Market Performance
Total Value: AED 948,533,858
Flats: AED 712,293,471 (75.1%)
Villas: AED 109,791,266 (11.6%)
Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 719,650 (0.1%)
Commercial: AED 125,729,471 (13.3%)
Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly led by flats, which contributed three-quarters of the segment’s value, while commercial assets provided a meaningful secondary boost and villas added further support.
Ready Market Performance
Total Value: AED 383,508,191
Flats: AED 246,305,442 (64.2%)
Villas: AED 82,642,485 (21.5%)
Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 10,670,000 (2.8%)
Commercial: AED 43,890,264 (11.4%)
The ready market was also driven by flats, though villas held a much stronger share here than in off-plan, pointing to broader end-user and investor demand across completed residential stock.
On The Micro Level
Market Insights & Outlook
Dubai’s 15-Apr-2026 performance reflects a market still leaning decisively toward off-plan product, with 71.2% of total value coming from that segment, while ready assets retained a healthy 28.8% share. The dominance of flats across both segments suggests continued concentration in mainstream residential demand, while the stronger commercial contribution on the off-plan side points to selective appetite for future supply beyond pure housing.
Data Source: Dubai Land Department
*We use only freehold transactions