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18.08.25 - 08:54
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Mered CEO on Factors Driving Dubai Property Boom (Bloomberg)
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Dubai's housing boom that began in late 2020 has continued despite Trump's tariff policies and conflict in the region. Michael Belton, CEO of Dubai-based developer Mered, spoke with Bloomberg's Chief Africa Correspondent Jennifer Zabasajja on Horizons: Middle East and Africa about the surge in property prices, and whether Dubai may be heading toward a bubble. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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13.08.25 - 09:36
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Dubai′s Booming Housing Market Shrugs Off Ghosts of 2009 (Bloomberg)
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The Dubai real estate market has been booming since 2020, with some observers wondering if it is a bubble ready to burst, while others point to stringent lending rules and maturing market regulation. Bloomberg News' Zainab Fattah discusses with Lizzy Burden on Bloomberg Horizons Middle East & Africa (Source: Bloomberg)...
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04.08.25 - 03:30
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Is Saudi Arabia the next Dubai for Hong Kong and mainland property investors? (SCMP)
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Saudi Arabia could replicate the success of Dubai in attracting foreign property investors, including those from Hong Kong and mainland China, following the kingdom's relaxation of homebuying rules, according to experts.
A new law approved by the kingdom last month is set to allow non-Saudis to buy real estate in designated zones. The law will take effect in January.
“Saudi Arabia can absolutely succeed at making itself a major destination for investment and residency,” said Kashif Ansari,......
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30.06.25 - 08:36
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Dubai Property More Affordable Than London, New York (Bloomberg)
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Dubai real estate is nearly four times cheaper than London's blended average of $1,400 per square foot, Clementine Munro, sales director at haus & haus, tells Lizzy Burden on Bloomberg's Horizons Middle East and Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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26.06.25 - 02:36
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Dubai and Abu Dhabi vie to attract Chinese luxury property buyers (SCMP)
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Dubai and Abu Dhabi are jockeying to become the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) top luxury property market amid increasing demand from Chinese buyers, according to agents.
While Dubai was way ahead in terms of popularity, Abu Dhabi was increasingly finding favour with investors owing to its value proposition, according to Juwai IQI, a real estate broker with more than US$4 trillion in property listings globally on its platform.
“Dubai and Abu Dhabi are similar markets in terms of product and......
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04.06.25 - 16:48
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Dubai to add 73,000 new homes in 2025 as property sales reach $31 billion (Times of India)
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Dubai's property market is poised for growth, with 73,000 new homes expected in 2025 and nearly 300,000 by 2028. Q1 2025 saw 42,000 transactions worth AED 114.4 billion, reflecting a yearly increase despite a slight quarterly dip. While prices are stabilizing, Dubai remains attractive to investors due to strong rental yields and a weakened US dollar....
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28.04.25 - 12:06
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Dubai Luxury Property Boom to Continue in 2025: Savills (Bloomberg)
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Dubai's luxury property segment is set to continue outperforming the city's broader real estate market in 2025, Rachael Kennerley, director of research at Savills Middle East, tells Joumanna Bercetche on Horizons Middle East and Africa. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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23.04.25 - 12:12
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Dubai Luxury Property Boom Sets New Record (Bloomberg)
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The boom in Dubai's luxury market continued into the first quarter, with wealthy buyers again driving record sales of homes valued above $10 million. Analysts have now warned that the UAE emirate's property sector could face more risks going forward. They are concerned that high net worth individuals from around the world could pull back amid market uncertainties related to US President Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs and falling oil prices which could cause Gulf economies to slow. Bloomberg's Zainab Fattah reports. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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