Despite potential declines over the next 18 months, experts predict that the residential real estate market in Dubai will stabilize by 2026, driven by strong economic fundamentals and ongoing investments.
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The current trend suggests a potential decline in property prices and rents over the next 18 months, but experts predict a stabilization by 2026.
Economic growth, infrastructure developments, government initiatives, and innovation in technology are key factors influencing the market.
The government is implementing initiatives such as relaxed visa rules, tax incentives, and simplified regulatory processes to attract investors and improve the market.
Investors may find better deals during this period, but they should also be cautious and patient, given the potential short-term decline.
The long-term outlook is positive, with expectations of significant returns and a stable market by 2026, driven by strong economic fundamentals and ongoing developments.
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