The GCC real estate sector witnessed robust activity during the first half of the year underlining the resilience of the industry, mainly supported by sales activity, rising property values and investor demand across residential, commercial, and hospitality segments, according to Kuwait Financial Centre (Markaz). In its latest real estate market outlook, Markaz offers a comprehensive review of market performance across Kuwait,

Al Reem Island has cemented its position as the leading residential investment destination in Abu Dhabi, achieving a remarkable 38% year-on-year increase in off-plan property weighted average prices during Q2 2025. These figures, analyzed by MERED, the award-winning international real estate developer, using comprehensive transaction data from Quanta, place the island at the forefront of the capital’s property market. Other key

Abu Dhabi’s skyline has been rapidly evolving, reflecting the emirate’s transformation into a modern global city while staying rooted in its cultural identity. Abu Dhabi’s growing skyline is a fusion of bold modernity and cultural heritage, shaped by world-class architecture, mega-projects, and sustainable design. The Evolution of the Skyline Early 2000s: Dominated by government buildings and traditional low-rise structures. Mid-2000s onward: Oil-driven

Aldar today announced the launch of Fahid Beach Terraces, a six building residential community set on shoreline on Fahid Island in Abu Dhabi. The new development features amenities that enhance residents’ well-being and meet all their needs, such as wellness complexes, fitness studios, and other facilities for active lifestyles. The 501-unit development comprises a diverse range of luxury residences, including one- to

DMDC – a leading name in construction and interior design – recently announced its official expansion into Abu Dhabi, a move that signifies both strategic growth and a commitment to innovation across the Emirates. This exciting new chapter begins with an exclusive luxury renovation project at the prestigious Four Seasons Residences, a property that reflects the firm's design ethos and attention

Abu Dhabi’s secondary property market – where buyers purchase previously owned homes – continued its upward trajectory in Q2 2025, recording 967 transactions worth over AED 2 billion (AED 2,048,544,561). According to the latest market report from Crompton Partners Real Estate, gains are no longer limited to a handful of hotspots, with price growth now spreading more broadly across the

Abu Dhabi's residential market continued to grow in Q2 2025, with average prices rising by 6.4% quarter‑on‑quarter to AED 1,230 per sqft, according to the latest Abu Dhabi Residential Market Review from global property consultancy Knight Frank. The Q2 figures bring total annual growth in the emirate to 17.3%, representing a 31.3% increase in values since Q1 2020. Apartments were the top performer