27/05/2026
The Middle East is a complex place — especially when it comes to real estate investment.
For years, Dubai’s property market was seen as one of the world’s safest destinations for international capital: strong growth, tax efficiency, political stability, and constant demand from global investors and expatriates.
But today, the conversation is changing.
Is the UAE market entering a more mature phase?
Does the growth potential still remain?
And how is geopolitics beginning to influence investor behaviour?
This Thursday, together with Sergey Pechinin, Managing Partner at Realia Family Office (London), we will discuss what is really happening in the UAE real estate market — beyond the marketing headlines and the usual narrative of “endless growth”.
Topics we will cover:
• Is the market showing signs of cooling, or are there still strong growth opportunities?
• Who is driving demand today — investors or end-users?
• How could changes to UAE residency and visa programmes reshape the market?
• Are investors from Russia and the CIS still actively entering the UAE market, and how are their strategies evolving?
• Is geopolitical tension in the Middle East affecting buyers, tenants, and expatriates?
• Does the UAE still remain a true “safe haven” for international capital?
We’ll be discussing real observations from the market, practical experience, data, and long-term trends shaping the future of UAE real estate.
📅 28 May | 16:00 (UK Time)
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