The Dubai Real Estate Market Report for 2023 showcases significant advancements aligned with Dubai’s Vision 2040, with a population surge and notable developments in the property sector. By Q4, the population hit 3,549,900, signaling a 3.16% rise and projecting a potential surpassing of 5.5 million by 2040, aided by 1,165,855 temporary residents through the Investor Visa initiative.
Despite completing 34,929 units, only 30% of the required residential supply was met, albeit showing a modest increase from 2022. Key areas like Palm Jumeirah and Downtown witnessed substantial completions, catering to diverse housing demands. Property transactions soared by 37%, totaling 118,645, with Jumeirah Village Circle leading in sales followed by Business Bay and Mohammed Bin Rashid City.
The off-plan market thrived with a 74% increase, especially in Jumeirah Village Circle, reflecting investor confidence. Business Bay and Mohammed Bin Rashid City dominated off-plan resale transactions. The secondary market saw a surge with 38,544 resales, paralleled by a 43% hike in mortgage registrations, indicating a robust financing environment.
Rental market analysis showed 205,346 new contracts and 293,624 renewals, with rents rising across Dubai due to pandemic recovery and a shift towards short-term leasing for better returns. Looking to 2024, investment hotspots like The Valley by Emaar and Tilal Al Ghaf are highlighted. Additionally, the revision in the UAE Golden Visa, removing the minimum down payment requirement, is expected to broaden the appeal for long-term investments in Dubai’s real estate.
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