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Dubai Real Estate Index Reveals Robust Growth in 2024 with Double-Digit Price Increases

The Dubai Data & Statistics Establishment, under the Digital Dubai Authority, in collaboration with the Dubai Land Department, has released the Q4 and full-year 2024 Real Estate Index Report, highlighting remarkable growth in both residential and commercial property markets.

According to the report, residential property prices surged by 11.62% in 2024, while commercial property prices experienced an even sharper increase of 13.19%, underscoring growing investor confidence and Dubai’s resilient economic environment. The fourth quarter alone saw residential property prices climb by 1.99% and commercial property prices leap by 7.45% from Q3.

The report attributes this sustained growth to a confluence of factors, including a stable macroeconomic climate, rising local and international demand, and proactive government-led initiatives aimed at enhancing the emirate’s investment appeal.

H.E. Hamad Obaid Al Mansoori, Director General of Digital Dubai, emphasized the strategic importance of data in shaping the city’s future:

“This report is a testament to our data-driven approach to urban development and governance. At Digital Dubai, data is the cornerstone of our strategy to enhance quality of life and reinforce Dubai’s position as a future-ready global city.”

H.E. Eng. Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita, Director General of the Dubai Land Department, added:

“The surge in real estate prices reflects the success of our balanced growth policies and our ongoing efforts to build an integrated ecosystem that supports Dubai’s vision as a premier global destination for living and investment.”

H.E. Younus Al Nasser, CEO of the Dubai Data & Statistics Establishment, highlighted the report’s role in policymaking:

“By offering reliable, data-driven insights, this report supports informed decision-making and strategic planning, both of which are vital for sustaining Dubai’s momentum in real estate and beyond.”

The Real Estate Index Report reinforces Dubai’s status as a thriving property market, supported by legislative reforms, infrastructural advancements, and investor-friendly policies. The city's real estate sector continues to serve as a critical pillar of its economy, in alignment with the Dubai D33 Economic Agenda.

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