Home Industry Real Estate Damac sees UAE property market recovery in two years The impact of Covid-19 and a likely reduction in the UAE population will hamper the revival by Bloomberg December 28, 2020 The recovery of the UAE property market to pre-crisis levels could take up to two years, an executive at Dubai-listed developer Damac Properties said. The recovery of the real estate market “will be a long one, perhaps 12 to 24 months,” Amira Sajwani, senior vice president at Damac, was cited as saying by the Zawya news site. “Property prices have dropped, and we are expecting further declines over the final quarter of 2020 and into 2021.” The impact of Covid-19 and a likely reduction in the UAE population will hamper the revival, she said. Dubai’s property glut has driven home prices down by more than 30 per cent since 2014. Damac chairman Hussein Sajwani warned this month against the risk of companies “dumping” property in a market already grappling with excess inventory. The developer is expecting a challenging year in 2021, he said. Tags Amira Sajwani Covid-19 Damac Dubai property Real Estate UAE 0 Comments You might also like Gold prices in UAE fall as global trends weigh on bullion Imtiaz appoints global giant Legrand for automation solutions across 18 waterfront projects FAB’s EOSB funds secure initial approval from MOHRE, SCA Saudi Arabia replaces CEO overseeing $500bn NEOM mega project