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As Q3 2026 begins, Dubai’s real estate market is entering one of its busiest handover seasons in years, with thousands of off-plan units across Business

As of July 7, 2026, Dubai’s real estate market continues to demonstrate the resilience and momentum that has characterised the sector throughout the year, with

Sustainability has moved from a niche consideration to a central theme in Dubai’s real estate development strategy, with green building standards, energy efficiency requirements, and

Dubai’s short-term rental market has matured significantly since the introduction of holiday home licensing regulations, with 2026 seeing continued strong performance for investors operating in

Dubai’s property market remains one of the most accessible in the world for foreign nationals, with no restrictions on foreign ownership in designated freehold areas.

Dubai’s commercial real estate sector is experiencing a remarkable surge in demand for office space in 2026, as the emirate continues to attract multinational corporations,

Dubai’s coastline continues to be reshaped by ambitious waterfront developments, offering residents and investors an ever-expanding choice of premium coastal living options. From the established

July marks the height of summer in Dubai, and with it comes a distinct shift in real estate market activity as the emirate transitions into