Dubai Real Estate Market Reports

The Dubai real estate market has witnessed significant growth in both sales and rental prices. Growing demand from international investors and end-users has pushed up property prices. Meanwhile, a shortage of available rental properties and sustained demand from Dubai's growing population has prompted higher average rents.

Off-plan transactions have grown significantly, accounting for over 60% of overall sales. A shortage of ready properties, alongside attractive payment plans, modern designs, and opportunities for high capital appreciation, has driven this trend.

Dubai remains one of the most attractive global cities for rental returns, with average yields of approximately 7%, exceeding those in other major cities. These high yields continue to attract international investors and ensure consistent income for property owners.

Limited land availability in established neighbourhoods has pushed developers to launch master-planned communities on the fringes of Dubai. Emerging communities such as Emaar South, The Valley, and Damac Hills 2 have seen consistent demand despite being in historically less desirable areas.

Dubai's economic growth and the increasing number of businesses moving to or expanding within the region have prompted robust demand for commercial properties, including Grade A office spaces, retail units, and industrial warehouses.