Buyers Who Live in Their Homes Lead the Market
End users, not speculators, now account for a large share of purchases. Why that matters for the stability and shape of Dubai's recovery.
Over 26 years of expert analysis, market reports, and investment intelligence covering Dubai's luxury real estate evolution.
End users, not speculators, now account for a large share of purchases. Why that matters for the stability and shape of Dubai's recovery.
With prices down more than rents, yields on completed homes have improved. How to calculate a realistic net yield and where yields are most attractive.
Dubai's most exclusive villa community has proved more resilient than the wider market. The reasons, and what it says about prime property.
Prices on the Palm fell sharply, but beachfront homes remain scarce. How buyers should value the island now that it is a living community.
With Burj Khalifa open and The Dubai Mall drawing crowds, Downtown is attracting tenants and buyers again. How the district is faring.
After a steep fall, prices in some areas have levelled off and transactions are picking up from very low levels. The signs of stability, and the caveats.
Burj Dubai opens on 4 January after six years of construction. Why the opening matters for Downtown and for confidence after a difficult year.
Visitor numbers have held up better than many expected despite the global downturn. Why tourism matters for property and which segments benefit.
From liquidity support to infrastructure spending, authorities are trying to stabilise the economy. Which measures matter most for property.
With the Dubai Metro now open, the map of value is changing. How to identify properties that offer genuine value rather than just lower prices.
Lower prices and more choice are making home ownership realistic for many residents who were priced out during the boom. How end users can make the most of it.
Rents have fallen from their peak, but far less than prices in many areas. What that tells us about real demand and what it means for yields.