The UAE’s residential real estate sector is expected to see consistent growth over the next few years, backed by strong investor confidence and continued policy support, according to recent projections.
Market outlook positive
Data from Statista indicates that the value of residential real estate transactions in the country is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.66% between 2025 and 2029. This reflects ongoing demand for housing options as the UAE continues to advance its urban development goals.
Industry response
Arabian Gulf Properties, led by Chairman Badar Rashid Alblooshi, noted that the market’s steady outlook underlines both its resilience and evolution. The company supports development strategies that aim to balance economic returns with long-term sustainability and inclusive community planning.
“This sustained market growth is a positive indicator for the real estate sector of the UAE. As demand matures and diversifies, developers must continue to innovate and deliver communities that serve the long-term aspirations of residents and investors alike,” Alblooshi said.
He added: “At Arabian Gulf Properties, we see long-term value creation as the cornerstone of meaningful development. Our projects are guided by a commitment to quality, adaptability, and a deep understanding of urban needs—not just for today, but for the decades ahead.”
Focus on livability
Arabian Gulf Properties’ ongoing projects emphasise livability, accessibility, and architectural quality. The firm is focusing on mixed-use developments that support people-centric design and sustainable infrastructure, aligning with the UAE’s wider real estate objectives.
As the country enters a new phase of demographic and economic transformation, the company reiterated its commitment to shaping cities that are built around trust, value, and future-ready planning.
tanvir@dubainewsweek.com
