2021 turned out to be a significant year for luxury real estate in Dubai. During the year, mid-market property also began to rise in price, which indicates an increase in confidence in the real estate sector as a whole.
As the experience of Dubai shows, tens of thousands of investors and end users benefit from the process of gentrification, the revival of stalled projects and opportunities for the redistribution of zones, which lead to a more efficient allocation of capital in the future.
For investors caught in the cycle of stalled or delayed projects, the tendency to re-invest becomes the biggest obstacle. This explains why the revival of projects will continue to play an important role in 2022. It is likely that the following issues will come to the fore: renewed attention to mid-market property, as well as attracting new buyers.
The reforms, along with price changes and capital inflows, have become an ideal cocktail to stimulate activity in the Dubai real estate sector.
Distance to the sea: 15 kmCompletion year: IV quarter, 2025, off-plan Bukadra - Nad Al Sheba 1 - Dubai - UAE
Emirates Towers
6500m
Financial Centre
6300m
Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall
6300m
Sobha Estates in Dubai
Sobha Estates in Dubai, UAE, is a premium villa community under construction in the Sobha Hartland II community. The luxury new development by the Sobha Realty developer... Details
1 bedroom
min. 1 325 000 AED
2 bedrooms
min. 2 600 000 AED
5 Bedrooms
min. 25 775 580 AED
6 Bedrooms
min. 130 000 000 AED
4 properties from developer5 properties from agencies
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