From London to Mumbai, global investors are capitalizing on Dubai’s booming property boom, chasing rewards that other cities can’t match. Prices are up more than 15 percent, villa prices have increased 41 percent, and the supply is strengthening rapidly. In this case Arabian business Investigating, industry leaders break down neighborhoods that attract big capital and strategies that can explain the next bad wins.
‘Now is a good time to invest’
“Yes, now is a great opportunity to invest in Dubai Real Estate,” Lewis Allsopp, chairman of AllSOPP & AllSOPP told Arabian business.
“The track record speaks for itself, with previous investors achieving consistent growth and strong returns. Dubai continues to invest in long-term ROI sectors.
Dubai’s property market continues to attract international investors who are attracted by its tax revenue, its position as a global infrastructure, and Christopher’s infrastructure, according to Christomes Cina, director of sales at Betterthomes added.
“The recent US rates have introduced economic uncertainty to the world, encouraging investors to seek stable markets such as Dubai.
“Unfortunately there is no ‘crystal ball’, however, there is a wealth of data available these days. Investors should monitor important statistics such as that of the economy such as the total price and the specific areas they are considering,” he added.
Apart from this, AllSOPP explains the prices of the goods that have seen “significant movements” in 2024, with strong growth, without falling.
“Our data shows a significant concentration of 41 percent in the middle price and in the villages, in view of the high demands and there are not enough buildings available, the prices of these houses will remain competitive,” he said.
So, which areas in Dubai should investors invest in and buy or rent property now?
“Currently, good investors are focused on areas with strong infrastructure that is left nowhere, those with the next development coming,” AllSsopp explains consistently that this strategic indicator serves as a hard indicator of the value of the residential area and the possibility of great appreciation of money.
Looking ahead, AllSoPP suggested that investors should take a closer look at Villa community projects that include Villas and any available villas.
“The current lack of supply within the villas and townhouse market creates a competitive pricing environment and presents a strong opportunity for long-term appreciation in these types of properties.
Betterhomes’ Cina explained that there are many attractive investment properties available throughout Dubai, with the decision to buy or rent in the end depending on the specific needs and circumstances of the investor.
With mortgage payments currently running below rental costs for comparable properties, buying makes financial sense, especially for those who plan to stay in Dubai for a long time, he added.
“Palm Jebel Ali has attracted a lot of interest recently with Nakeleel and a lot of infrastructure is happening there. There are also new developments that are attracting a lot of interest from Aasis and Emaar in the south,” said Cinaar South, “said Cina.
International demand as experts share advice for first-time buyers
British buyers dominated the market in Q1, mainly driven by lifestyle considerations and favorable exchange rates, AllSOPP said, adding that Indian investors maintained a large presence in residential properties and income-generating rental properties.
“Interestingly, we are also seeing an increase in interest from BANANI and Canadians, Lebanese investors and French investors, attracted by Dubai’s strength and attractive investment incentives,” he added.
As for first-time buyers, Cina recommended “a large reliable agency, well-established, understand your budget and all the costs involved, find that” they will be able to compromise for a long time. “
He also pointed out that common mistakes include failing to consult with financial buyers before starting the process and not fully analyzing the financial results before viewing the property.
“I would say I’m taking a lot of time when that complete property is relevant especially for first-time buyers or new clients in the market as the market remains very busy with Q1 2025 being the highest in history,” he added.
In addition, AllSsopp urged investors to “take time” to research various records, check the developer’s track records, and identify types of assets that are well suited to both financial constraints and expected returns.
“Obviously, make sure you have a clear understanding of payment plans, ongoing service costs, and quantifiable rewards. Doing your homework and proper guidance will give you success,” he concluded.
