The Dubai real estate sector’s upward trajectory over the last five years is highlighted by a new market report today (October 9) which points towards long-term stability and sustainable growth for investors. Over the first nine months of 2025 compared with the same period in 2021, real estate sales soared by 379.9 %. in value from AED104

According to Property Finder’s latest 2024–2025 data, maids’ rooms are now one of the most in-demand home features in the UAE, recording 5.7 million searches and ranking second overall. Only balconies attracted more interest, with over 10 million searche, nearly double the next most popular feature,

Dubai: Abu Dhabi and Dubai both posted record-breaking real estate performance in Q3 2025, according to new data. Abu Dhabi’s market achieved a 76% year-on-year jump in transactions, while Dubai recorded its strongest quarterly volume ever.

There’s no question that the UAE’s property sector is booming. In Q2 2025 alone, Dubai recorded $40.15 bn (AED147.6 bn) in transactions, an 82% jump from the previous year. But what’s more interesting is how the market is shifting. Developers aren’t just competing on design anymore; they’re competing on identity.

Question: Permira and Blackstone have just invested $525 million into the real estate portal Property Finder. Does that mean listing portals will control the market and reduce agents to order takers? I am concerned about this, but should I be worried as a secondary market broker? SM, Dubai

Countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative, such as the United Arab Emirates, have emerged as promising prospects for both individual and institutional investors amid global economic uncertainties and the ongoing transition toward high-quality development in China's real estate sector, according to industry experts.

Demand continues to surpass deliveries in the Abu Dhabi real estate market with the sector experiencing the strongest ever half-year performance in the first half of this year, says a new report. The Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC), the custodian and regulator of Abu Dhabi's real estate sector, has released its inaugural ‘Real Estate Market Report’ marking a new chapter in strengthening

RIYADH: Dubai’s real estate market surged in the second quarter, with sales transactions climbing 44.5 percent year on year to 153.7 billion dirhams ($41.85 billion), a new report showed. According to real estate advisory firm JLL, the performance highlights the resilience of the wider UAE property sector, where activity was dominated by the

The real estate sector in the UAE has solidified its role as one of the primary engines of economic growth, bolstered by increasing confidence from both local and international investors in the country’s economic fundamentals and adaptable legislative environment.