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Dubai's luxury property market remains strong despite regional tensions. Sales of homes over $10 million rose 23% to $6 billion in the first half of 2026, showing the emirate remains a safe haven for global wealth.

A new community of 90 homes is set to be built on the site of the former Dubai Zoo. The project emphasizes a walkable layout and communal facilities to minimize reliance on cars within the area. This offers a quieter lifestyle option in the city.

Dubai has introduced new regulations for shared housing rentals. Landlords and tenants must ensure their current arrangements comply with the updated requirements to avoid penalties.

Dubai's new shared housing law takes effect in late August, allowing families and bachelors to legally share accommodation. Rent will be payable monthly by default, offering flexibility to tenants and landlords across the emirate. This move regulates a previously grey market.

Dubai registered 214,445 rental contracts in the first seven months of 2026. The market is now on track to break the all-time annual record, reflecting sustained high demand for housing across the emirate.

Dubai's real estate sector recorded $3.8bn in transactions last week, totaling 3,206 sales. Notably, a luxury apartment in Jumeirah was sold for $18 million. These figures indicate strong market momentum and continued demand from investors.

Dubai's real estate market cooled in Q2 2026. Sale prices dropped 4% and rents 6% as 32,000 new units arrived. This shift creates better opportunities for buyers and tenants after years of rapid growth.

A restaurateur secured a spacious two-bedroom apartment in Al Jaddaf for Dh69,300 annually. The location offers vital connectivity between DIFC jobs and Jumeirah 1 businesses, crucial for busy families.

Dubai introduces a dedicated rental index for shared housing under a new law. Properties cannot be designated for shared living without a permit. This move aims to regulate prices and protect the rights of both tenants and landlords in the sector.

Dubai Municipality regulates permits for shared housing. Tenants must follow these guidelines to avoid legal issues.

Dubai office rents surged up to 31.5% in Q2 2026 as low vacancies and strong demand tightened the commercial market. JLL reports this sharp growth impacts businesses seeking commercial space and investors.

Dubai is set to break its annual record for rental contracts. Over 214,000 agreements were signed in the first seven months of 2026, showing a 1.9% increase. This indicates strong market resilience and sustained demand.

Dubai's office market saw record sales of AED 15.8bn in the first half of 2026. Transactions rose 38% and high-value deals tripled, driven by strong off-plan demand.

Ajman's property market saw AED 1.65bn in transactions during July. With over 1,500 deals, demand is clearly rising, led by projects like Ajman Uptown. This signals a healthy market for investors.

Dubai's luxury real estate market saw 320 homes sold for over $10m in the first half of 2026. This represents a 23% annual increase, with total transaction values reaching $6bn, highlighting strong demand from wealthy investors.

Sharjah's real estate sector hit $1.91bn in transactions during July, marking a 61.8% monthly increase. This surge across 9,376 deals suggests growing investor interest in the emirate as an alternative to Dubai.

Dubai's office market saw sales nearly triple to Dh15.8 billion in the first half of 2026. Investors are flocking to off-plan units, with high-value deals over Dh20 million surging. This signals strong demand for commercial space and investment opportunities.

Sharjah's property market saw a massive jump in July 2026. Transactions reached Dh7 billion, up over 60% from June. This signals strong investor interest and rising value in the emirate's real estate sector.

Dar Global hired Gulf Asia Contracting to build the podium of Trump International Hotel & Tower. The 80-floor Sheikh Zayed Road project includes a hotel and residences, with completion due in 2026.

Abu Dhabi authorities set a deadline for occupancy certificates across the emirate. Landlords and operators face fines of up to AED 1 million for non-compliance.

Dubai is launching a specific rental index for shared housing units under the new Law No. 4 of 2026. The DLD will manage this index starting late August, bringing clarity to rental prices in this sector.

Dubai's residential market saw AED 25.95bn in sales during July. Off-plan properties made up over 70% of transactions, highlighting strong investor interest in new projects and early entry opportunities.

Property owners in Abu Dhabi have until September 16, 2026, to secure occupancy certificates. Authorities warn that non-compliance could result in a fine of up to Dh1 million.

Retail property prices in Ras Al Khaimah surged significantly in the first half of 2026. Al Marjan Island led the growth with a 348% increase, signaling strong commercial demand as the emirate expands its infrastructure.

Meraas awarded a groundworks contract for Nourelle, moving forward with this premium residential project in Madinat Jumeirah Living. This signals tangible progress for investors eyeing this prime Dubai location and boosts market confidence.

Wynn Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah will now open in September 2027. The delay is due to supply chain issues and shipping insurance costs caused by regional conflicts. Interior work is currently underway.

Abu Dhabi's real estate market is booming with home prices rising significantly. Office rents have surged, and demand for apartments is now outpacing villas. Investors and tenants should watch these trends closely to make informed decisions.

ECC Contracting secured three major Dubai contracts worth Dh 4.73 billion. The projects will add 2,715 apartments and 12 townhouses, housing about 8,000 residents. This signals strong developer confidence in the market.

Residential values in Abu Dhabi rose 17.8% year-on-year, with apartments jumping 24.1%. Growth is slowing compared to previous quarters, but lower prices than Dubai continue to drive strong demand from end-users.