Marketbeat Reports
MarketBeats • UAE
Dubai’s office market has experienced a prolonged period of muted new supply, with annual completions remaining under 1.0 million sqft per annum over the last four years, reflecting delayed handovers and limited speculative single-owned institutional-grade stock.
Prathyusha Gurrapu • Robert Thomas • 2026-03-16
MarketBeats • UAE
In 2025, approximately 46,700 units were delivered, in line with prior forecasts.
Spoorthi Badari • Prathyusha Gurrapu • 2026-03-16
MarketBeats • UAE
Just 90,000 sqm, barely 2% of stock was handed over in 2025 and another 73,500 sqm is expected to be completed in 2026, limiting any upward drift in vacancy.
David Short • 2026-03-16
MarketBeats • UAE
Abu Dhabi’s residential supply pipeline continued to expand through 2025, with launches accelerating in the second half of the year as developer confidence improved.
Spoorthi Badari • Prathyusha Gurrapu • 2026-03-16
MarketBeats • UAE
Dubai’s residential market maintained its upward trajectory in 2025, underscoring its scale, resilience, and global relevance as a real estate destination.
Robert Thomas • Prathyusha Gurrapu • Charlie Sargent • 2026-01-30
MarketBeats • UAE
Dubai Mall’s Fashion Avenue now ranks as the 11th most expensive retail location globally, with rents rising 9% YoY, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s 35th edition of Main Streets Across the World.
Warren Krawchuk • Prathyusha Gurrapu • 2025-12-04
MarketBeats • UAE
While only a few office developments were delivered YTD 2025, Abu Dhabi continues to experience a pronounced supply and demand imbalance.
David Short • Prathyusha Gurrapu • 2025-11-04
MarketBeats • UAE
As of YTD 2025, approximately 770,000 sqft of new office space has been delivered
Robert Thomas • Prathyusha Gurrapu • 2025-11-04
MarketBeats • UAE
Dubai’s residential market is in the midst of a robust supply cycle, with a significant pipeline building in the near term.
Prathyusha Gurrapu • P.P. Varghese • 2025-11-04
MarketBeats • UAE
Abu Dhabi’s industrial market continues to see strong demand, supported by an improving business ecosystem and government incentives such as rental rebates and subsidised utilities.
David Short • Prathyusha Gurrapu • 2025-11-04
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