Middle East Flats

While luxury properties often dominate the headlines, the demand for affordable housing and flats is on the rise in the Middle East. Middle-income families, expatriates, and young professionals are increasingly seeking budget-friendly, quality options in flats and apartments.

Population growth and an influx of ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals and family offices in the UAE are driving strong demand for residential properties, particularly in prime markets. Supply constraints in some areas are expected to persist into 2025, placing upward pressure on both capital and rental values.

In the last few years, the UAE's growth has been primarily driven by continued diversification efforts, particularly in non-oil sectors such as tourism, real estate, trade, and financial services. Demand continues to surge in the UAE's four emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and Ajman housing. The housing market is set for continued strong growth in the medium term, supported by surging property demand, healthy economic expansion, and the UAE's ongoing attractiveness as a global investment hub, reinforcing the region's economic prospects.