Dubai Residential Unit

As Per Survey Results By Worldwide Real Estate Services Providers, 46,100 Flats, And 11,600 Villas Were Sold In H1 2023 The ongoing year is poised to be the most active period for Dubai's residential real estate sector. Spurred by a remarkable half-year record of 57,700 property transactions encompassing both apartments and villas. This reflects a substantial 44 percent increase. In the first half of...

Altai Tower by Tiger Properties is a Premier Residential Development in Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT), Dubai. Immerse yourself in a luxurious lifestyle within this 26-storey tower, boasting an array of amenities and an enviable location at the heart of JVT. Experience the pinnacle of upscale living at Altai Tower. Altai Tower at JVT Dubai offers a diverse selection of 244 residential units....

With 81 floors and 1,701 keys, Dubai's Habtoor Tower will be the largest residential tower in the world. Al Habtoor Group in Dubai has announced the opening of the biggest residential structure in the world. On Sheikh Zayed Road, next to the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), on the banks of the Dubai Water Canal, and with a view of the Burj Khalifa, the Habtoor Tower will be constructed. The...

The 3-Tower Cluster From Meraas Symbolizes D3’s Expansion To Full Mixed-Use Status Meraas Launches First Freehold Homes in Dubai's Popular D3 Office District. Dubai's sought-after d3 office district, known for its trendy boutique offices, is set to introduce its first-ever freehold homes. The master developer, Meraas, will initiate the first phase of the 'Design Quarter' at d3, which will feature...

With The New System, Tenants And Landlords Can Specify The Rent Payment Plan When Creating Or Renewing A Contract. Ejari, a mechanism for renting out real estate in Dubai, is now "completely linked" with a direct debit system (DDS). The UAE Central Bank's DDS does away with the requirement that tenants submit post-dated rental cheques, as the Khaleej Times reported in July of last year, according to...

As Developers Will Only Be Able To Deliver 32,500 Units As Opposed To The Estimated 38,000 Units Planned For This Year. The Apartments And Villas Expected To Experience A Shortage Of At Least 15% Of Residential Units. Despite a high level of demand, the residential market in Dubai is predicted to witness fewer deliveries this year. As supply, chain problems and increased construction costs are...