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Thought Leadership • UAE

What Occupiers Want: Egypt

Cushman & Wakefield’s latest global occupier survey reveals how real estate priorities are evolving in response to cost pressure, workforce strategy, and operational resilience.

Prathyusha GurrapuMohamed Makhlouf • 2026-07-15

Thought Leadership • UAE

Industrial SMEs and the Return of the Cluster

UAE’s growth story is often told through multinationals and sovereign capital. But much of the country’s industrial depth sits with small and medium-sized enterprises. These firms fabricate, assemble, process and distribute. They are rarely headline names, yet they form the connective tissue of supply chains.

Robert ThomasPrathyusha Gurrapu • 2026-06-25

Thought Leadership • UAE

Navigating Uncertainty: Resilience Over Cost in the UAE's Logistics & Industrial Sector

Cushman & Wakefield's 2026 Waypoint report which surveyed 135 logistics and industrial markets globally, has one very clear finding: conditions are broadly tenant-favourable in 52% of markets, as uncertainty has slowed occupier decision-making and, in many regions, allowed vacancy to rise.

Prathyusha GurrapuDavid Abood • 2026-06-17

Thought Leadership • UAE

Multifamily/Build To Rent and Dubai’s Residential Market

Dubai's residential market has long offered investors one primary route: buy a unit, rent it out, and realise value on sale.

Prathyusha GurrapuDavid Abood • 2026-06-04

Thought Leadership • UAE

The Gold Line and Real Estate Pricing

Dubai's AED 34 billion metro expansion will alter the city's accessibility map and, with it, the price of land in places that have never had a station.

Prathyusha Gurrapu • 2026-06-01

Thought Leadership • UAE

Navigating Uncertainty: When the Ground Shifts Mid-Project

Developers who have already committed capital to a project cannot wait for certainty. We laid out a framework for protecting your position while the market resolves.

Craig Rooney • 2026-04-21

Thought Leadership • UAE

Navigating Uncertainty in the UAE’s Commercial Real Estate Market

The UAE's real estate markets are operating against a geopolitical backdrop that few would have predicted twelve months ago.

Edward Macura • 2026-04-02

Thought Leadership • UAE

Pricing Power Persists in the UAE Prime Office Market

Prime office assets in Dubai and Abu Dhabi are nearing full occupancy, shifting the market advantage firmly to landlords.

Robert ThomasPrathyusha Gurrapu • 2026-02-25

Thought Leadership • UAE

Branded Residences in Dubai: Where the Brand Ends and the Operator Begins

Dubai’s branded residences market has reached scale.

Prathyusha GurrapuP.P. Varghese • 2026-02-16

Thought Leadership • UAE

Automation and Rising Selectivity in Dubai’s Industrial Market

In Dubai, industrial demand continues to be driven by trade, logistics, and regional distribution. What is changing is how occupiers are using space inside the warehouse.

Robert Thomas • 2026-02-09

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