Saudi Arabia and the UAE continue to lead the real estate market in the Middle East region, relying on government initiatives and developing market dynamics.
Real estate experts are largely optimistic about the prospects for future growth of the real estate sector, as both countries continue their main measures to diversify the economy.
International firms are also largely responsible for shaping the overall demand for commercial premises in the UAE. This was due to a recent government mandate in which foreign companies were invited to establish their regional headquarters in the UAE by 2024.
However, at the beginning of the year, the commercial real estate segment faced numerous obstacles, including an oversupply on the market.
In the UAE, housing will remain an attractive proposition for buyers as Dubai continues to strengthen its position as a global business and lifestyle hub.
Distance to the sea: 2.5 kmCompletion year: I quarter, 2027, off-plan 57J2+HWV - Dubai - UAE
Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall
2750m
Business Bay
1400m
Al Safa (formerly Noor Bank)
3700m
The 83-storey tower offers luxury and ultra-luxury studios, apartments and penthouses.
The apartments use the concept of transforming spaces with movable walls for total flexibility.
Large... Details
1 bedroom
min. 1 361 000 AED
2 bedrooms
min. 2 520 000 AED
3 bedrooms
min. 3 616 000 AED
5 Bedrooms
min. 50 547 000 AED
999 Bedrooms
min. 2 352 000 AED
7 properties from developer9 properties from agencies
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