Dubai unveils updated Real Estate Regulations: new mortgage fees and extended registration period for off-Plan properties
Dubai enhances real estate laws, boosting investor confidence and transparency.
Dubai enhances real estate laws, boosting investor confidence and transparency.
The demand for rentals in Dubai remains robust, providing a promising landscape for potential investors in the real estate sector.
Dubai’s real estate evolves, prioritizing mid-income housing to meet growing demand from diverse residents.
Dubai ranked fifth globally and first in MENA in the 2024 Global City Index.
Dubai’s real estate market hit 20,000 monthly sales for the first time in October 2024.
The plan focuses on increasing transactions, market value, and promoting sustainable investments in Dubai.
Dubai’s Q3 real estate market reached AED138.8 billion, with surging residential and commercial sales driven by global investment. Strong demand in off-plan and high-end properties highlights Dubai’s position as a premier real estate hub.
Dubai’s real estate sector is set for massive growth, with 90,000 new homes expected by 2026. Over 1,034 projects are currently underway, including key developments in Jumeirah Village Circle and Business Bay
Equity release allows property owners to access a significant amount of cash, which can be used for purchasing additional properties or renovating existing ones.
This anticipated growth would bring Dubai’s population closer to that of Singapore and mark a significant turnaround from the pandemic years.