Middle East Buy-to-Let

The Middle East's real estate market is projected to continue expanding into 2025. The UAE, particularly Dubai and Abu Dhabi, is expected to see residential property prices grow between 5% and 8%. Prime locations may experience even higher increases due to ongoing demand for luxury living. In both the UAE and Saudi Arabia, regulatory frameworks have been established for short-term rental platforms. These guidelines ensure quality control, safety, and compliance with taxation, which in turn boosts the confidence of both investors and tenants; hence, both residential and commercial developments are expected to draw significant interest from institutional investors. 

Abu Dhabi presents strong potential for buyers, investors, and landlords in the coming years, with expectations of double-digit gains in both capital appreciation and rental yields. Despite facing macroeconomic challenges, Egypt is on course for steady growth, and foreign investors looking for affordable entry points view Egypt as a promising opportunity, highlighting the promising growth potential of the Middle East real estate market.