Dubai's real estate market continues to thrive attracting both local and global investors. Experts predict steady growth into 2025, driven by expats and foreign buyers seeking luxury and mid-range properties.

Ramjee Iyer of Acube Developments expects integrated living solutions to gain popularity while Yogesh Bulchandani of Sunrise Capital foresees balanced growth across all segments including affordable housing for young professionals and families.

A supportive regulatory environment has been key to this boom with long-term visas and relaxed property ownership laws boosting foreign investment. Popular areas like Palm Jumeirah seen record-breaking sales in 2023 and 2024, will remain in demand in 2025.

A Knight Frank report published in January, Palm Jumeirah represented 38.5% of all homes sold for over $10 million (166 transactions) and 39.2% of properties priced above $25 million (22 transactions) in 2023.

New projects like Dubai Islands, Dubai South and Mohammed Bin Rashid City are emerging as hotspots.

Opportunities for new entrants thrive but navigating Dubai's competitive and regulated market requires strategic planning. Experts advise focusing on market gaps, leveraging digital marketing and building strong relationships with local stakeholders to succeed in this vibrant real estate landscape.

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