April 7, 2026

When a property developer runs a marketing campaign, it tells you what it wants you to believe. When that same developer writes AED 1.55 billion

On January 1, 2026, Dubai’s property market was not simply performing well. It was rewriting its own record books. By the end of that single

When the missiles fly and the headlines darken, most investors ask whether to exit. A smaller, wealthier group asks where to enter. The answer, for

There is a category of developer action that speaks louder than any market report: writing a second cheque in the same postcode. When Imtiaz Developments

In a normal market, an 18-month construction window is a footnote. In a market shaped by active regional conflict, where buyers are carefully calibrating how

Fear is a feeling. The Dubai Land Department is a registry. One is susceptible to headlines, breaking-news alerts, and social media panic. The other records

Most real estate headlines treat transaction volume and transaction value as interchangeable. They are not. When a market posts Dh176.7 billion in Q1 2026 value

There is a number every Dubai property investor should have tattooed in their memory: Dh176.7 billion. That is the total value of residential and commercial