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Three forces powering Dubai's realty market

August 11, 2025

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Gulf Today

The fast-growing finance sector, the tourism flywheel, and easier ownership pathways are setting up a strong I2 months for Dubai property through June 2026, according to the midyear update released by Juwai IG on Sunday.

- Staff Reporter, Gulf Today

Three forces powering Dubai's realty market

Kashif Ansari, Co-Founder and Group CEO, Juwai |Ql, mentioned that the finance hub is growing rapidly and has a significant impact on the residential sector. In the first half, more than a thousand new firms chose Dubai International Financial centre (DIFC). It now claims to be the Gulf’s largest financial hub. Hedge funds and wealth managers now number in the hundreds, and they bring with them principals, portfolio staff, operations team members, and compliance teams.

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