Land saturation in Dubai is prompting developers to focus on peripheral areas for new property projects. According to a report by Savills, the trend involves the introduction of smaller villas and townhouses. This shift aims to better meet end-user demand while addressing affordability constraints in the competitive real estate market.

The report highlights that the demand for smaller housing options has surged as potential buyers seek more budget-friendly choices. Developers are responding by adjusting their offerings, recognizing the need to balance construction costs with the purchasing power of buyers.

As a result, the landscape of Dubai’s real estate market is evolving, with a notable increase in the development of these smaller residential units in less central locations. This trend reflects broader changes in consumer preferences and economic considerations within the property sector.