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Dubai's residential market is increasingly turning into a seller's market, with property prices seeing significant gains over the past three years. Industry insiders say the rally is showing signs of slowdown, prompting some investors to sell and reinvest in new areas with better returns. Buyers who purchased during the pandemic have seen their assets appreciate by up to 200%, leading many to capitalize on the gains. Sellers are positioned advantageously, with Dubai's rapid population growth and limited supply driving heightened demand and escalating prices. However, the market may face headwinds in 2024, including continued high-interest rates, declining affordability, and an increase in new housing supply, which could help stabilize residential prices.
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