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▪️Sanzen is launching the $408.4 million Sukoon project in Sharjah, comprising 859 villas and townhouses.
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Dubai developers have signed construction contracts worth AED 3.7 billion
Dubai Properties, Azizi Developments, and Sanzen have signed contracts with construction companies for new projects in the Emirates.
Details of the contracts:
▪️Dubai Properties is investing $299.5 million in the construction of 850 townhouses in the Dubailand area, the La Tilia project,
▪️Azizi Developments has signed a $299.5 million contract to build one of the world’s tallest buildings, Burj Azizi,
What’s Happening in Dubai’s Real Estate Market Right Now
We’ve compiled data from DXB Interact on the real estate market for the week of April 7–13. Here’s what we’ve found ⬇️
The real estate market is stable, with no sharp fluctuations. The number of transactions has decreased, but this is a normal reaction to uncertainty. At the same time, prices remain at the same level, and the share of transactions involving properties under construction is high.
Abu Dhabi-based company has acquired a controlling stake in a British restaurant group for $1.3 bn
DIAFA, a subsidiary of the UAE’s International Holding Company (backed by the Abu Dhabi government), has acquired a controlling stake in Richard Caring’s British hospitality group.
The deal includes iconic premium brands, such as The Ivy, Annabel’s, George, Harry’s Bar, Mark’s Club.
This is not the company’s first investment in the restaurant sector. DIAFA’s portfolio includes stakes in premium brands such as the Azumi Group (Zuma, Roka).
The US–Iran conflict is now in its 6th week. Major capital is not leaving the UAE, and is even increasing its presence.
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Therefore, tensions in the region do not mean that the real estate market will be forgotten. Historically, after such periods, investor interest returns, and demand for real estate in the UAE rises again.
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How quickly did Dubai’s real estate market recover after the COVID-19 pandemic?
On March 11, 2020, the WHO declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. Amid the uncertainty, real estate prices fell. After the crisis, the market recovered fairly quickly.
The infographic shows how the price per square meter changed: three years later, it was 48.5% higher than before the pandemic.
This is a good example of how Dubai’s real estate market navigates crises. First, it slows down and declines, and then it grows again.
The Middle East is in turmoil
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Despite the Iran-U.S. conflict, transactions have not been completely halted, and all UAE government services are operating as usual.
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DAMAC ranked first in Dubai for real estate sales in March
The company closed 1,106 transactions and sold $849.6 million worth of properties in a single month.
Overall, the first quarter showed strong market performance.
According to Dubai REST, sales volume increased by 72.4% year-over-year:
▪️1Q 2025 — $38.8 billion,
▪️1Q 2026 — $67.0 billion.
Of course, there was a shift in transactions in March. The number of transactions decreased by 29% year-over-year.