
Dubai Branded Residences Pipeline to Grow 80% by 2030
The branded residences sector in Dubai is projected to grow by 80% by 2030, highlighting a significant expansion in luxury residential developments.
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The branded residences sector in Dubai is projected to grow by 80% by 2030, highlighting a significant expansion in luxury residential developments.

In 2026, Dubai's real estate market is projected to mature with villas outperforming other property types, supported by continued demand from UK buyers.

Buying a home in Dubai requires careful financial planning, including having sufficient cash for down payments and associated fees. This guide explains the typical costs involved.

Royal Development Holding has introduced Radisson Residences, a $330 million residential project featuring three towers on Al Reem Island’s waterfront in Abu Dhabi.

District 1 in Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City has become a significant part of Dubai's luxury real estate market, noted for price appreciation and strong occupancy.

Dubai is witnessing a significant shift as residents choose to stay longer, with average tenancy rising to over a decade. This trend highlights growing confidence in the city’s stability and real estate market.

Understanding Dubai's real estate market in 2026 involves considering location, asset type, buyer profile, and supply timing, with a focus on the growing villa segment and emerging oversupply concerns.

Dubai Creek Resort will launch 18 luxury Solenna Villas, featuring one and two-bedroom options curated by Park Hyatt Dubai, located on the Dubai Creek Golf Club course.