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Dubai's property market saw a cooling trend in the first quarter of 2024, according to a report by Dubai-based property marketplace Bayut.com. The report indicates that 36,946 residential and commercial property sales were completed during this period, with a cumulative value of AED110 billion (USD 29.8 billion).
The slowdown in property price growth can be attributed to the overall cooling of the market. This trend is in line with the broader economic conditions in the region, which have been impacted by various factors, including global economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions.
Despite the cooling trend, Dubai's real estate market remains an attractive destination for investors and homebuyers. The emirate's strategic location, infrastructure, and business-friendly environment continue to draw interest from both local and international buyers. As the market adjusts to the changing conditions, industry experts will be closely monitoring the trends and developments to identify opportunities and address any challenges that may arise.
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