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Dubai’s housing market cools after long red-hot five-year rally

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By Dilasha Seth Verified
| The Economic Times Verified
Synopsis Dubai’s residential property market is cooling after a five-year rally as buyers become more price-sensitive, negotiate harder and shift toward smaller, lower-cost homes amid higher supply and geopolitical uncertainty. While prices remain higher year-on-year, they have softened quarterly, with annual growth slowing sharply from 17–18% in 2024 to around 4–5%.
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Indian buyers return cautiously to Dubai realty market after US-Iran deal, ticket sizes fall

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By Dilasha Seth Verified
| The Economic Times Verified
Dubai: While the US-Iran fragile interim peace deal has lifted sentiment in Dubai's property market, Indian buyers, who have been among the largest investor groups in the emirate in recent years, are returning cautiously. According to property consultants, enquiries from Indians remain below the pre-war levels, with demand increasingly shifting towards smaller-ticket transactions and higher rental yield- and cash flow-focused investment.
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Abu Dhabi imposes rent freeze amid conflict; experts rule out similar move in Dubai

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By Dilasha Seth Verified
| The Economic Times Verified
Abu Dhabi on Tuesday froze rents across residential, commercial and industrial properties, covering both renewals and new lease agreements, as a relief measure amid the prolonged regional conflict. However, no timeline was indicated for the temporary measure. Experts, however, said that a similar blanket freeze was unlikely in the case of Dubai, given its position as an international, investment-driven real estate hub.
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