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Gulf News
|October 09, 2025
As Dubai's property market matures, new challenges emerge, redefining sustainability, affordability, innovation, and resilience
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Dubai's real estate sector stands at a fascinating crossroads. Having emerged stronger from every global disruption, from financial crises to pandemics, the emirate's property market has evolved into a resilient, data-driven ecosystem admired worldwide. Over the past few years, Dubai has shattered records in property sales, rental yields, and investor inflows, becoming a magnet for global capital and high-net-worth individuals.
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