Middle East Houses

The real estate landscape in the Middle East includes mainly Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt, which have particularly captured international attention due to their rapid growth, bold policy initiatives, and large-scale real estate projects. In 2024, the UAE emerged as a leading indicator of real estate strength in the region, with Dubai achieving new benchmarks in transaction volumes and property valuations. A significant policy that continued to enhance Dubai's real estate appeal was the Golden Visa program, which issued long-term residency permits to tens of thousands of investors, entrepreneurs, and professionals.

The sector's dynamism can be attributed to national diversification agendas, favourable regulatory reforms, and the expansion of mixed-use urban developments. Real estate serves as a symbol of national progress and reflects a country’s economic aspirations. Current trends emphasise sustainability, smart city technology, and integrated community living.
Dubai is considered one of the fastest-growing cities, and this performance can be attributed to the city's business-friendly environment, zero personal income tax, and established global reputation as a hub for finance, tourism, and technology.