Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the leading global financial centre in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region, has announced the complete sell-out of 366 upscale residential units at DIFC Heights Tower. Public sales opened on Wednesday and all units were sold by Friday. The overwhelming response to DIFC’s latest mixed-use destination underscores the strong demand for premium residential offerings in the heart of the financial district, further solidifying its position as a global business and lifestyle destination. DIFC Heights Tower, a project by DIFC Developments occupies the final plot within the original DIFC. It will provide exclusive address

Abu Al Naga Real Estate Development, one of the leading real estate developers in the UAE, has officially started works in three major residential projects in the areas of Dubailand, Bu Kadra (New Horizons), and Al Furjan. This strategic move reflects the company's confidence in the advanced investments environment of Dubai. “Choosing Dubai as an inception point did not come out of nowhere. Our decision took into consideration realistic data and indicators confirming that Dubai has become a global hub for real estate investments, thanks to encouraging legislations, strong demand, and high transparency,” said Mohamed Abu Al Naga, CEO. “This is based

As part of its ongoing commitment to advancing the real estate ecosystem and fostering innovation and collaboration among sector stakeholders, Dubai Land Department (DLD) signed 11 agreements with diverse local and international entities. The signings took place on the sidelines of DLD’s participation in the International Property Show (IPS) 2025, one of the world’s premier real estate events. These agreements aim to enhance real estate services, promote transparency, support women in the sector, and drive the adoption of smart solutions and technological innovation, all in line with Dubai’s forward-looking vision to position itself as a global hub for sustainable and innovative

The trifecta of a fluid geopolitical and economic environment; changing government policies, taxes and incentives; and quality-of-life factors, is increasingly influencing where high net worth individuals (HNWIs) and footloose companies choose to locate, says Savills. The global real estate consultancy has launched the Savills Dynamic Wealth Indices to identify the cities that are performing well at attracting and developing wealth and investment from individuals and businesses – and highlights some key factors shaping their location decisions. Savills says that personal tax incentives, existing high concentrations of HNWIs, and a good quality of life put the cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi of the United Arab

As global events and economic shifts lead to changing living choices, Dubai stands out as a top destination for international investors seeking stability and a lifestyle beyond investment returns. With a 37% increase in German investors considering emigration, the city is no longer just a tax-friendly haven, it’s quickly becoming a place where the world’s elite want to settle. Unlike the past, when many buyers saw Dubai as a temporary investment opportunity, today’s international investors are looking for long-term livability. Focusing on community, sustainability, and a high quality of life, modern buyers are prioritising homes that support work-life balance, wellness, and

Dubai’s real estate sector is maturing rapidly, and one of the clearest mirrors of where it’s heading is the U.K., a market known for its deep transparency, policy structure, and professional accountability. As both residential and commercial practices in Dubai evolve, the U.K. provides a realistic preview of what’s likely to take hold next. The U.K. property market has become a benchmark for data-driven consumer experience. Today, over 90% of British buyers start their property search online, and platforms like Rightmove and Zoopla dominate public attention. “These aren’t just listing sites - they’re trusted sources for property price history, time-on-market indicators, and comparative

As part of its distinguished participation at IPS 2025, Danube Properties showcased its most prominent projects and integrated real estate services, reaffirming its commitment to providing innovative housing solutions that meet the aspirations of investors and residents in the UAE. The Danube stand at the exhibition witnessed remarkable interaction from visitors, as the company presented a glimpse of its previous projects, such as "Opalz by Danube," which was delivered ahead of schedule, reflecting Danube's commitment to quality and meeting deadlines. As part of its ongoing endeavor to provide smart and affordable housing solutions, Danube launched its new project, "SPARKLZ by Danube," located in the

LMD, a real estate developer with a diverse portfolio spanning the UAE, Egypt, Spain, and Greece, today unveiled Taiyo Residences in Dubai during the International Property Show 2025. Built around the philosophy of light and space, the AED 400 million residential development located at Wasl Gate is slated for handover in Q1 2028. The concept of "Designed by Light" drives the architectural vision of the project, with every detail meticulously crafted to harness the power of natural illumination. This design approach fosters serene, tranquil living environments where light seamlessly integrates with space, enhancing the overall resident experience. Commenting on the launch, Hamad

With property prices in Dubai’s most recently established residential hubs such as Dubai Hills Estate and Arabian Ranches reaching record highs, attention is beginning to shift toward emerging communities with untapped potential. One such community gaining notable traction is Greenwood by Nakheel, which is positioning itself as Dubai’s greenest residential and investment destination. Over the past year, six-bedroom villa sales in Dubai Hills Estate have averaged AED 34.8 million at AED 2,663 per square foot. In Greenwood, the same villa is priced at AED 6.9 million with an average of AED 1,333 per square foot, marking a 404 percent price increase

Mohamed Elkholy, group senior marketing director at Akam Developments, emphasized that innovation and the integration of advanced technologies have become essential pillars in the real estate development sector. This direction aligns with Egypt’s national vision for establishing smart, sustainable projects that adhere to the highest global standards, aiming to create eco-friendly buildings that enhance well-being and promote happiness. Speaking during a panel discussion titled “Innovation and Opportunities in Real Estate Development” at the 10th edition of the She Can Conference, Elkholy stressed that the future of real estate lies in adopting technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and sustainable smart