Investing in New Properties Buying property purely for investment and expecting quick profits can be risky. While property prices in Dubai do appreciate, the process takes years rather than months. Investors should focus on uniqueness—prime locations, premium facilities, and high-quality finishes—to ensure better resale value. Flipping is particularly risky if buyers can’t sustain payment plans or hold onto the property long enough.

Market Trends & Pricing  More inventory in a location can limit price hikes, and while developers may increase prices over time, there’s always a market limit. Investors should conduct due diligence on location, accessibility, views, and developer reputation before buying. While Dubai's real estate market is on an upward trend, prices can fluctuate, so careful investment is essential.

Tenant Rights in Abu Dhabi An Abu Dhabi tenant faces eviction despite agreeing to a rent increase. The law mandates two months’ notice for non-renewal, and tenants can file a case at the rent dispute center if landlords fail to comply. While negotiations are preferable, legal action remains an option if landlords refuse to adhere to the rules.