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MarketBeats • UAE

MARKETBEAT- Residential Q1 2026, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Abu Dhabi's residential pipeline is entering a stronger delivery phase, with 7,562 units expected across 2026. Q1 completions were limited to Ohana by the Sea's 75 luxury villas, with the schedule heavily backloaded toward the remainder of the year.

Spoorthi BadariPrathyusha Gurrapu • 2026-04-27

MarketBeats • UAE

MARKETBEAT- Residential Q4 2025, Abu Dhabi, 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 BadariPrathyusha Gurrapu • 2026-03-16

MarketBeats • UAE

MARKETBEAT- Office Q4 2025, Dubai, 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 GurrapuRobert Thomas • 2026-03-16

MarketBeats • UAE

MARKETBEAT- Residential Q4 2025, Dubai, UAE

In 2025, approximately 46,700 units were delivered, in line with prior forecasts.

Spoorthi BadariPrathyusha Gurrapu • 2026-03-16

MarketBeats • UAE

MARKETBEAT- Office Q4 2025, Abu Dhabi, 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

Dubai Annual Residential & Office Market Update 2025/2026

Dubai’s residential market maintained its upward trajectory in 2025, underscoring its scale, resilience, and global relevance as a real estate destination.

Robert ThomasPrathyusha GurrapuCharlie Sargent • 2026-01-30

MarketBeats • UAE

Dubai Annual Retail Market Update 2025/2026

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 KrawchukPrathyusha Gurrapu • 2025-12-04

MarketBeats • UAE

MARKETBEAT- Office Q3 2025, Abu Dhabi, UAE

While only a few office developments were delivered YTD 2025, Abu Dhabi continues to experience a pronounced supply and demand imbalance.

David ShortPrathyusha Gurrapu • 2025-11-04

MarketBeats • UAE

MARKETBEAT- Industrial Q3 2025, Dubai, UAE

As demand continues to far exceed supply, tight availability continues to drive rental growth, with logistics and industrial rents rising 18% YoY with Grade A units seeing sharper gains in select submarkets.

Prathyusha Gurrapu • 2025-11-04

MarketBeats • UAE

MARKETBEAT- Residential Q3 2025, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Abu Dhabi’s residential supply pipeline remains moderate, with limited completions in Q3 2025.

Prathyusha GurrapuP.P. Varghese • 2025-11-04

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