Contrary to some speculation, property prices in Dubai are not falling. Instead, the market is experiencing significant growth, characterized by rising prices and increased transaction volumes across various property segments. As of mid-2024, the Dubai real estate market has shown remarkable resilience, with property prices actually trending upwards.

For example, in May 2024 alone, the average price for apartments rose by 8.8% compared to the previous year, reaching AED 1.3 million. Similarly, villa prices increased by 10.9%, averaging AED 2.8 million. Commercial properties have seen a substantial 49.2% increase in their average price, highlighting strong demand and investor confidence.

Transaction volumes have also surged, with a 49.2% increase in property sales in May 2024 compared to May 2023, totaling 17,539 transactions. This growth indicates a vibrant market rather than a declining one, with areas like Dubai Marina, Business Bay, and Palm Jumeirah leading in high-value transactions.

The rental market in Dubai has mirrored this upward trend, with significant increases in average annual rents for both apartments and villas. This reflects the overall confidence in Dubai's real estate market, driven by strategic investments and the city's appeal as a global hub for business and luxury living.

In summary, Dubai's real estate market is not only stable but thriving, with both sales and rental prices on the rise, debunking any myths about falling property prices​.

* Data provided by dxbinteract.com