Dubai Properties

Residential transactions reached 12,428 in January-August, already above full-year 2025 volumes, while studios and one-bedroom homes accounted for about 76 per cent of sales

Office, retail sectors lead charge; experts say moderate Q2 performance may not affect Dubai's growth prospects

Residential transactions declined from a year earlier, but average prices rose 6 per cent as Dubai's property market remained resilient despite geopolitical tensions in the West Asia

Danube recently launched Greenz by Danube, a townhouse and villa project, where the first phase, with a top-line potential of around $1.3 billion, has received a strong response

Dubai's residential property market continues to attract buyers despite the West Asia conflict, with some investors viewing price corrections as an entry opportunity

Dubai's decision to ease visa-linked property investment norms is expected to increase participation from young Indian buyers and mid-income professionals

Experts laud timing of Dubai's move to ease investor visa norms, which could revive interest among Indian buyers amid recent geopolitical uncertainty

A home price index compiled by ValuStrat fell 5.9% in March from a month earlier, with valuations seeing their first decline since 2020

Danube Properties launches Greenz By Danube in Dubai, marking its entry into master-planned communities with villas and townhouses priced from AED 3.5 million

Luxury real estate mkt holds firm; investors selective about buying

Dubai real estate index: The risk-off for the stocks came as the US and Israel fired missiles across Iran last week, with the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei being killed

With $250 billion property deals in 2025, property market may continue to show resilience

Developers planning new projects in the region may defer new launches

Mumbai co launched apartments at ₹250 crore apiece in Mumbai in Sept

The state news agency described the budget cycle for Dubai, one of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates and a regional trade and tourism hub, as the largest in the Gulf country's history

Aspirz by Danube Introduces a Bold Mixed-Use Concept with Hotel Apartments and Offices in Dubai Sports City

Dubai's ongoing crackdown on illegal partitioned apartments is forcing low-wage migrant workers out of the only housing they can afford.

If you have invested in Dubai or other overseas properties, make sure your purchase was routed through authorized channels, declared in your income tax filings, and compliant with FEMA regulations.

From suspended tables to underwater lounges, some 13,000 food and drink establishments in Dubai pull out all the stops to attract customers in one of the world's most saturated dining markets. They cater to all tastes and budgets. Some spots ladle out inexpensive biryani while others offer dishes dusted with edible gold. These are some of the ways the emirate is competing with its neighbours Saudi Arabia and Qatar for tourist dollars and, so far, it's beating them handily. Dubai has more restaurants per capita than any major city except Paris. But the city-state's booming restaurant scene is testing the limits of its growth-at-all-costs model, raising questions about how long Dubai can keep feeding its own ambitions. A crowded and competitive market The competition is cutthroat, so presentation is key. Gone are the days when it just tastes good, said Kym Barter, the general manager of Atlantis The Palm, a resort perched on a manmade archipelago that boasts more Michelin stars tha

The India-born billionaire snapped up a palatial home in a gated community known as the "Beverly Hills of Dubai," said the people