The residential market in Dubai continues to see a robust upward trend, with average selling prices reaching AED 1,597 per sq ft, marking a 20% increase in 2024. Rentals are also experiencing significant growth, driven by a surge in demand and a steady in
Dubai Real EstateProperty MarketSales TrendsRental MarketReal Estate ForecastReal Estate NewsFeb 21, 2025
The average selling price per sq ft of residential properties in Dubai in 2024 was AED 1,597, marking a 20% increase from the previous year.
The increase in property prices in Dubai is driven by several factors, including improved economic conditions, a stable political climate, and robust infrastructure. Additionally, the city's popularity as a global financial hub is attracting a significant number of international investors.
Rental prices in Dubai have increased by 15% on average over the past year, with prime areas seeing even higher increases.
Some emerging trends in the Dubai rental market include a strong demand from expatriates, a steady increase in rental prices, and the growing popularity of co-living spaces among young professionals and students.
The main challenges facing the Dubai real estate market include a potential supply-demand imbalance in certain areas, which could lead to price volatility. Additionally, global economic conditions and geopolitical tensions could impact investor sentiment.
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