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TOP 10 AREAS IN UAE WHERE PROPERTY IS MOVING FAST
September 08, 2025
|Gulf News
If you're an expat buying your first home in the UAE or an investor seeking high-growth areas, knowing where to look is key. Property Finder data highlights the neighbourhoods seeing the most activity, offering a mix of affordability, lifestyle appeal, and long-term investment potential.
"Areas like Business Bay and Wadi Al Safa 4 are leading growth, while smaller apartments remain the most in-demand as residents look for affordable entry points," says Cherif Sleiman, Property Finder's Chief Revenue Officer.
1. Business Bay (Dubai)
★ Surge in Activity: Off-plan apartments remain highly sought after, attracting young professionals and investors.
★Why it works: Central Dubai location, proximity to Downtown, and new mixed-use developments make it a dynamic choice.
★ Lifestyle & amenities: Offers easy access to the Dubai Canal, gyms, retail outlets, and international schools. Numerous cafés and restaurants create a cosmopolitan atmosphere.
★ Investment insight: Apartments deliver strong rental yields, while villas offer premium lifestyle options for families.
2. Dubai Investment Park (Dubai)
★ High transaction share: DIP is popular among budget-conscious buyers entering the off-plan market.
★Community features: Schools, retail centres, parks, and health care facilities make it suitable for families. Proximity to logistics hubs also attracts working professionals.
★ Transport & access: Connected via Shaikh Zayed Road and Emirates Road, offering convenient commuting to central Dubai and the airport.
3. Wadi Al Safa 4 (Dubai)
★ Resale boom: Active resale market with steady price growth.
★ Family-friendly: Home to reputable schools, clinics, retail outlets, and parks, making it ideal for long-term residency.
★Community appeal: Quiet residential streets with villas and town houses create a safe environment for families.
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