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According to a survey by real estate firm W Capital, Dubai’s real estate market has registered more than AED 2 trillion ...
21/01/2026

According to a survey by real estate firm W Capital, Dubai’s real estate market has registered more than AED 2 trillion in property sales over the previous five years, highlighting strong demand and growing investor confidence.

20/01/2026

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Dubai has launched a new Real Estate Diploma to prepare national talent for one of the emirate’s fastest-growing sectors...
20/01/2026

Dubai has launched a new Real Estate Diploma to prepare national talent for one of the emirate’s fastest-growing sectors, as property transaction value reached a record AED 917 billion ($249.6 billion) in 2025, highlighting strong market growth and resilience.

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) has partnered with the Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT) to deliver the accredited diploma, designed to equip graduates with practical skills across property management, valuation and appraisal, brokerage and client relations to meet evolving industry needs.

The two-year programme will qualify 40 participants per cohort through 90 accredited hours, combining DLD’s industry expertise with HCT’s academic excellence to prepare professionals for immediate integration into the real estate labour market.

As part of the launch, DLD signed cooperation agreements with leading developers including Emaar Properties, Sobha Realty, Aldar Properties, Omniyat Developments, Azizi Developments, Danube Properties and Ellington Properties, to provide practical training and facilitate knowledge transfer.

DLD Director-General Omar Hamad Bu Shehab emphasised that “true investment begins with people,” and noted that the Real Estate Diploma aligns with the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 by strengthening workforce competence and long-term sector sustainability.

Since the launch of the Real Estate Empowerment programme in 2024, DLD has contributed to the employment of 1,800 Emiratis in the property sector, and the brokerage ecosystem now includes 2,028 Emirati brokers, including 426 women, reinforcing inclusivity and sector competitiveness.

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Dubai property sales have surpassed AED 544 billion ($148 billion) over the past five years, highlighting a period of st...
20/01/2026

Dubai property sales have surpassed AED 544 billion ($148 billion) over the past five years, highlighting a period of strong momentum and sustained growth in the emirate’s real estate market.
During this period, the city has recorded consistent increases in transactions, supported by population growth, economic diversification and investor confidence, cementing its position as a global property hub.

The data shows that the residential sector remains a key pillar of activity, with demand for apartments, villas and plots continuing to outstrip supply in many popular communities.
Commercial property has also benefitted from robust investor interest, underpinned by corporate expansion, tourism growth and sustained confidence in Dubai’s broader economic outlook.
Industry experts attribute this performance to Dubai Land Department’s transparency initiatives, improved regulatory frameworks and digital adoption, which together have enhanced market efficiency and accessibility for both local and international buyers.

Strong sales momentum over the past half decade reinforces the emirate’s appeal as a diversified real estate destination and supports expectations for continued stable growth in the years ahead.

The UAE real estate market ended 2025 with strong momentum, emerging as one of the most resilient and dynamic property s...
19/01/2026

The UAE real estate market ended 2025 with strong momentum, emerging as one of the most resilient and dynamic property sectors globally despite economic and geopolitical headwinds. Sustained demand was driven by population growth, inflows of global talent, regulatory stability and long-term national planning, according to Sobha Realty’s managing director.

Market resilience was underpinned by buyers becoming more discerning, prioritising quality, delivery certainty, location and long-term value over short-term price moves, and choosing projects backed by strong ex*****on and clear urban planning.

Emerging locations such as Umm Al Quwain gained traction faster than expected, attracting both investors and end users seeking lifestyle-led environments with long-term appeal.

European buyers — especially from the UK and France — accounted for a significant portion of sales in select markets, followed by investors from India, while a large share of investment came from buyers in the 35–60 age group.

Wellness-led design, access to open and green spaces, natural light, and integrated mixed-use communities became integral to buyer preferences, reflecting a shift toward healthier, functional living environments that support everyday life.

Developments that combine homes, workplaces, retail, leisure and outdoor amenities in walkable neighbourhoods attracted stronger demand, highlighting evolving expectations for modern living in the UAE.

Looking ahead, mega-scale, long-term developments with robust infrastructure planning and future-ready amenities are expected to support balanced urban growth, enhance quality of life and sustain market strength in 2026 and beyond.

Emaar Properties is set to revive the Dubai Creek Tower project, with atender for the newly redesigned development to be...
19/01/2026

Emaar Properties is set to revive the Dubai Creek Tower project, with atender for the newly redesigned development to be issued within three months, according to its founder Mohamed Ali Alabbar ee months, says Alabbar
“We built the Burj Khalifa and continue to enhance it-most recently by upgrading its lighting. As Dubai reaches extraordinary heights, words are not enough.
We must build something truly special. The tender for the Creek Tower will be offered in three months. We have changed the design, even though the previous one had already been announced,” he said.

The UAE construction sector is entering a new phase in 2026, driven by digital transformation, artificial intelligence (...
16/01/2026

The UAE construction sector is entering a new phase in 2026, driven by digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI) and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles that are reshaping how projects are delivered.

Industry leaders highlight that digital discipline — including cloud-based collaboration, data integration and real-time analytics — is becoming central to project planning, ex*****on, reporting and risk management. This shift aims to improve productivity, reduce errors, and align stakeholders across complex project ecosystems.

Artificial intelligence is being adopted from early design stages through to construction and operations, with tools such as generative AI, predictive modelling and automated monitoring enabling smarter decision-making, enhanced safety and optimised resource use.

ESG considerations — particularly sustainability and carbon reduction — are increasingly embedded in contractual frameworks, procurement and material selection, reflecting global best practices and investor expectations for socially responsible development.

Regulatory bodies, clients and consultants are emphasising performance measurement and data transparency, using digital dashboards to track key performance indicators (KPIs) related to cost, schedule, safety and environmental impact.

Workforce upskilling is becoming a priority, with training programs focused on digital literacy, AI competency and ESG understanding to ensure the industry’s human talent can leverage new technologies and methodologies effectively.

Forward-thinking construction firms in the UAE are positioning themselves to benefit from these trends as the sector evolves — aligning business models with future-ready practices that enhance competitiveness, quality outcomes and sustainable impact across the built environment.

Dubai developer Binghatti and Mercedes-Benz have unveiled a landmark branded city project in Nad Al Sheba valued at AED ...
16/01/2026

Dubai developer Binghatti and Mercedes-Benz have unveiled a landmark branded city project in Nad Al Sheba valued at AED 30 billion ($8.2 billion), marking one of the most ambitious mixed-use real estate ventures in the emirate.

The project will be developed under the Mercedes-Benz Places – Binghatti City brand and sits on a 10 million sq ft site in Nad Al Sheba, combining luxury living with branded hospitality, retail, leisure, culture and lifestyle experiences.

Designed to reflect the Mercedes-Benz Sensual Purity philosophy, the masterplan integrates residential, commercial, cultural and wellness elements with green corridors, outdoor spaces and public realms to create a vibrant live-work-play destination.

The branded city will feature a retail boulevard, lifestyle and hospitality offerings, mobility hubs, parks and green spaces, leisure and entertainment zones, sports and wellness facilities, and dining and social venues designed for year-round activation.

Chairman Muhammad Binghatti described the partnership as a fusion of timeless design, precision engineering and visionary urbanism, aimed at redefining branded living and elevating Dubai’s global real estate landscape.

The project emphasises walkability, connectivity and community engagement, creating a city-within-a-city experience that aligns with Dubai’s strategy to attract global talent, residents and investors.

16/01/2026

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Dubai’s future air taxi service must be affordable to function as public transport, according to Duncan Walker, CEO of S...
15/01/2026

Dubai’s future air taxi service must be affordable to function as public transport, according to Duncan Walker, CEO of Skyports Infrastructure, as the UAE pushes ahead with advanced aerial mobility.

In November 2025, Joby Aviation and Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) completed the UAE’s first electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) air taxi flight, flying from Joby’s test facility in Margham to Al Maktoum International Airport in just 17 minutes — a trip that normally takes about 50 minutes by car.

Walker noted that aircraft supply will initially be limited and regulated, requiring approval from both federal aviation and local authorities before entering service, with operations planned to integrate into everyday mobility.

The air taxi service will be accessible through the Uber app, connecting ride-hailing and aerial transport options for seamless travel once commercial operations begin.

Dubai’s vision for air taxis reflects broader global efforts to alleviate growing traffic congestion driven by population increases, with the service intended to complement existing transport networks and enhance urban mobility.

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