Dubai's real estate market recorded 3,308 resale transactions worth AED15.39 billion in March, delivering a net gain of AED4.6 billion for long-term investors. A market analysis issued today by fäm Properties also revealed that 36,658 residential tenancy contracts worth AED3.16 billion were registered during the month, two-thirds of which were renewals. Data from DXBinteract, meanwhile, showed that average rents for new residential contracts rose 7% year-on-year in March, led by the villa segment where rents surged 15.9%. "The first two months of the year were very strong, and despite the current regional tensions, March has produced some genuinely positive results," said Firas Al

Wasl Group, one of Dubai’s leading real estate developers, has announced the opening of Central Park, one of the largest parks within a residential community in the emirate, at Wasl Gate, its master-planned community in Jebel Ali. The launch introduces Central Park as a landmark destination for both residents and the wider public, designed to enhance community living, family wellbeing, and shared outdoor experiences. At the heart of Wasl Gate, Central Park has been designed as a shared space where daily life unfolds outdoors, from movement and activity to moments of pause and gathering. Covering approximately 82,700 sqm, the park establishes

CRC (Commercial Real Estate Consultants) has officially released its Q1 2026 Commercial Property Market Report, detailing a significant evolution in Dubai's commercial landscape. The findings point toward a market entering a phase of "strategic maturation," where a deliberate move from volume-driven to value-driven acquisitions has pushed capital values to historic highs, even as the market experiences a slight cooling in overall transaction frequency following the record-breaking close of 2025. The report highlights that while total commercial units sold dipped by 3% to 3,619 transactions, the market remains fundamentally robust. Total sales value for the quarter reached AED 37.9 billion, representing an impressive

Azizi Developments, a leading private developer in the UAE, has launched a broker engagement program centered on product training and construction updates, deepening its investment in partner relationships as activity across its portfolio continues to grow. The sessions run daily through May 21, Monday to Thursday, giving brokers detailed project walkthroughs as the developer advances through its delivery pipeline across multiple communities. Azizi Developments also recently hosted its Channel Partnership Awards, bringing together agency representatives to recognize top-performing brokers and mark a year of close collaboration. "These initiatives reflect our strong commitment to our key partners," said Sehar Rafiq, Head of Channel Partners

Dubai Holding Real Estate and Emirates NBD, a leading banking group in the Middle East, North Africa and Türkiye (MENAT) region, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to introduce integrated mortgage financing solutions for off-plan residential developments across Meraas, Nakheel and Dubai Properties. The partnership marks a significant evolution in the off-plan homebuying journey in Dubai, enabling eligible customers to access tailored mortgage solutions from the initial stages of their off-plan purchase. By embedding structured financing directly within the sales process, the initiative provides early-stage clarity on affordability, competitive rates, and a more seamless path from booking through to handover. Available to

SAMANA Developers, an award-winning real estate development company currently ranked as the fifth highest off plan seller in Dubai, proudly celebrates the successful handover of the highly anticipated Samana Santorini. This momentous occasion highlights the capacity of the company to consistently meet rapid delivery timelines while reinforcing its prominent status within the competitive property landscape of the United Arab Emirates. Strong Synergy with Regulatory Leadership The handover ceremony was distinguished by the presence of key leadership from the Dubai Land Department, underscoring the strong synergy between private developers and regulatory bodies in shaping the skyline of the city. The highly anticipated event

Investor expectations across the UAE real estate market are becoming more defined, with buyers placing increased importance on how assets perform in the early years of ownership. This is happening alongside sustained market activity. Dubai’s property market recorded AED 176.7 billion in sales in Q1 2026 across nearly 48,000 transactions, with March alone contributing over 10,300 off-plan deals worth AED 31.2 billion, reflecting continued investor appetite alongside more selective decision-making. Greater attention is now being placed on rental yields, holding periods, and the reliability of returns, particularly among investors seeking to balance long-term appreciation with near-term income. As a result, opportunities are

In a more cautious and evolving operating environment, the real estate sector is entering a phase where resilience is beginning to matter more than rapid expansion. For Dugasta Properties, this is reflected in a clear priority: strengthening the wellbeing of the workforce that underpins every stage of project delivery, supporting over 400 workers, including site teams, contractors, and support staff across its active projects. Across its UAE developments, Dugasta Properties has introduced a structured set of measures focused on financial stability, living conditions, health and safety, and long-term workforce development. The company continues to ensure 100% on-time wage payments, alongside additional financial support mechanisms such as emergency assistance and support

The prime UAE real estate markets of Dubai and Abu Dhabi have reported strong demand for ultra-luxury residential properties, thus reflecting growing investor confidence and an increasingly selective market where capital is concentrating in key locations and credible developments, according to Whitewill, the international luxury real estate agency for developers and partners across the UK, US and UAE markets. This also points to a market that is becoming more selective, with capital continuing to concentrate around prime locations and credible developments, it stated. "The deals we are seeing across Dubai and Abu Dhabi show that demand remains firmly present, but buyers are

Whitewill, the international luxury real estate agency for developers and partners across the UK, USA, and UAE markets, has reported strong ultra-luxury residential property demand across Dubai and Abu Dhabi, reflecting investor confidence and continued appetite for high-quality assets in both emirates. This also points to a market that is becoming more selective, with capital continuing to concentrate around prime locations and credible developments. Olga Pankina, COO of Whitewill Dubai, commented: “The deals we are seeing across Dubai and Abu Dhabi show that demand remains firmly present, but buyers are approaching the market with greater discipline and a clearer investment strategy.