Majid Al Futtaim’s properties’ division delivered a 25 per cent net revenue increase, driven by strong performance across malls and its residential real estate portfolio
Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) has broken new records in terms of attendance numbers at several of its key events, with 2.65 million attendees across their events last year
According to a report by leading real estate advisory group, Cavendish Maxwell, in 2024, the emirate added 4,255 rooms across 19 new hotels, marking a 2.9 per cent increase in its hospitality sector
Locations for the sales launch include Dubai (Conrad Hotel), Hong Kong (The Peninsula), London (The Dorchester), Mumbai (JW Marriott Juhu), Singapore (Marina Bay Sands), Sydney (Four Seasons Hotel), and Tokyo (Palace Hotel)
The division stems from OMNIYAT’s initial bespoke creation at One at Palm Jumeirah, Dorchester Collection, Dubai, which became the most valuable residence of its kind in the city in 2017
The initial phase includes two mid-rise towers, City Walk Crestlane 2 and 3, comprising 394 modern residences set against a backdrop of water features, pools, and lagoons
Arada’s developments in Sharjah reflect its aim to create integrated communities that promote active living and meaningful connections, says group CEO Ahmed Alkhoshaibi
Total residential sales transactions surged by 40.3 per cent to 170,992 units in 2024, more than five times the number recorded in 2020, the report showed
The first of Red Sea Residences’ developments is located on Shura Island at The Red Sea destination, with properties set to be ready for handover by the end of 2025
The number of new investors joining the sector reached 110,000, a remarkable 55 per cent increase, further solidifying Dubai’s standing as a premier global investment hub
As the UAE real estate market continues to evolve, both cities are showing resilience and growth, positioning the region as a dynamic and attractive destination for global investors
The average price in the Burj Khalifa at the end of 2024 stood at Dhs3,000 per square foot, which is 78.5 per cent above the city-wide average of Dhs1,680