CBRE Middle East company has presented a new analysis of the real estate market for the Emirates for the first quarter of 2025. The report examines the stability of key sectors from retail, which is not burdened by excessive obligations for objects. The analysis outlines the dynamics of supply, price trends for retail space, and changes in strategic projects.
According to the results of the study, the regional non-residential real estate market, not burdened by high rents, continues to demonstrate stable growth. A high level of interest is shown to commercial apartments and homes of the average segment. In this regard, a commercial sector is distinguished by a variety of formats: shopping centers and office buildings are concentrated in the central part of the city, while new projects are being launched on the outskirts.
The main attention in the report is paid to the issues of the governorate policy and infrastructure projects. "The real estate market shows unprecedented growth, adapting to demands and maintaining positive trends," - note the analysts. Their conclusions are based on data on the development of average prices in peripheral regions and the saturation of the market with logistics objects.
The central aspect of the forecasts is the most promising segments. Specialists expect that new regulations on the construction of buildings, planned for the beginning of 2025, will significantly improve the forecast for the coming years. At the same time, according to their estimates, the rent in the secondary market will remain at the level of 3-5% per year.
The report also examines the role of individual investors, who form a significant part of the market. "Key factors will continue to be the transparency of the real estate market and support for the government," - the experts note, emphasizing the importance of long-term investment instruments for apartments and active management.
