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UAE Property Market Surges with Dh239 Billion in Transactions Across Five Emirates
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UAE Property Market Surges with Dh239 Billion in Transactions Across Five Emirates

The UAE’s property market is experiencing remarkable growth, with real estate transactions exceeding Dh239 billion in the first quarter of 2025. This surge highlights the country’s appeal to both investors and homeowners, reinforcing its position as a global real estate hotspot. Dubai remains the frontrunner, accounting for Dh193 billion of the total transactions. However, significant...

UAE Property Market Sees Increased Interest from Foreign Institutional Investors
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UAE Property Market Sees Increased Interest from Foreign Institutional Investors

The UAE property market is gaining traction among foreign institutional investors, who previously viewed it as speculative and unstable. This shift in perception is largely due to the potential for substantial returns and the country’s dependable rule of law. For a long time, many investors dismissed the UAE real estate sector as merely a luxury...

Arabian Construction Co. Considers IPO Amid UAE Property Boom
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Arabian Construction Co. Considers IPO Amid UAE Property Boom

Arabian Construction Co. (ACC), based in Abu Dhabi, is contemplating an initial public offering (IPO) in the United Arab Emirates to take advantage of the country’s flourishing property market. The firm has reached out to banks to propose their roles in this potential share sale, which could generate several hundred million dollars, although no final...

UAE's Wellness Property Market Set to Surge to Dh31 Billion by 2027
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UAE’s Wellness Property Market Set to Surge to Dh31 Billion by 2027

The UAE’s residential wellness real estate market is poised for significant growth, projected to increase from $137 million (Dh503 million) in 2024 to nearly $8.4 billion (Dh31 billion) by 2027. The residential wellness real estate segment is expected to grow nearly sevenfold in the next four years, catering not only to the ultra-wealthy but also...