The Office Market Is Sending a Stronger Signal Than the Headlines
The Abu Dhabi office market in numbers — JLL, ValuStrat, Cushman & Wakefield, Q1 2026: Prime vacancy: 0.9%. Grade A vacancy: 1.5% (heading to 1.0%
The Abu Dhabi office market in numbers — JLL, ValuStrat, Cushman & Wakefield, Q1 2026: Prime vacancy: 0.9%. Grade A vacancy: 1.5% (heading to 1.0%
There are two Abu Dhabi stories being written simultaneously in the first quarter of 2026. The first is the one driven by fear: a region
Before February 28, 2026, the Abu Dhabi record book read as follows — ADREC, betterhomes, Cavendish Maxwell: Full-year 2025 transactions: AED 142 billion (+47% YoY).
The two Dubai real estate stories running simultaneously right now — Story 1: DFM Real Estate Index down 21%. Emaar stock down 31.71%. Aldar and
Combined data from DXBinteract, fäm Properties, and developer filings — Emaar: AED 65.8B in 2025 sales, 51,032 units under construction, 54 projects launched. DAMAC: AED
The single most reassuring data point for any investor worried about what happens to Dubai property prices when sentiment turns is this: 69.2% of all
The data point the market needs right now: At the height of Iran’s attacks on the UAE, unique buyer activity on Bayut and dubizzle dropped
By the numbers: 16,959 transactions. AED 60.60 billion in total value. A 5% volume rise. An 18.14% value surge. And a Q1 2026 that opened
How February 2026’s off-plan market share tells investors to hold firm — despite the headlines The facts, bluntly stated: February 2026 saw 10,526 off-plan deals
February is typically the quietest month on the Dubai real estate calendar. Shorter by design, sandwiched between a post-New Year slowdown and the Q1 scramble,