Dubai's residential real estate sector is undergoing a notable shift towards a seller's market, driven by the substantial gains witnessed over the last three years. However, industry insiders are now observing indications of a potential slowdown in the property price rally.

Dubai’s skyline is set for a transformative shift as consultants project a significant surge in the number of branded residences, predicting a more than doubling in the next five years.

Investors often purchase these properties based on plans and specifications provided by the developer. Off-plan properties can indeed offer attractive investment opportunities due to factors such as prime location, appealing design.

In a recent update, Dubai's Golden Visa requirements for property buyers have undergone a significant revision, making it more accessible for investors. The previous mandatory minimum down payment of Dh1 million has been eliminated, allowing greater flexibility for potential residents.

The real estate market in Dubai experienced significant growth in January 2024, with record-breaking sales reaching Dh35.4 billion. This surge represents a 27% increase compared to January 2023, showcasing a consistent upward trend in recent years.

Developers in Dubai offer a 1% payment plan to increase the number of buyers and investors interested in their projects. They normally partner with a bank or a financial institution that funds buying.