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Dubai's off-plan property market remains robust in early 2024, with frequent launches mirroring the pace of 2023. This abundance, however, presents a challenge for potential buyers, especially the significant portion new to the market. Despite this, emerging trends favor first-time buyers, offering opportunities amidst the competitive landscape.
One key trend is the stabilization of off-plan prices. The surge in demand driven by Golden Visa eligibility adjustments in early 2024 has subsided, leading to more controlled price movements. Additionally, new projects are emerging in Dubai's free zones, providing buyers with advantageous price discovery opportunities.
Furthermore, mortgage financing for off-plan projects may be easing. Banks are potentially offering approvals before projects reach the 50% completion mark, allowing buyers to secure financing with lower down payments and more manageable installments. This shift, driven by innovative financing solutions, is expected to boost market activity.
Finally, Dubai's new Rental Index and building rating system will significantly influence investor decisions, particularly those seeking rental income. Newer buildings with higher ratings are expected to attract strong demand, as Dubai residential rents remain high. Buyers should consider projects with completion schedules in the 2026-2028 timeframe to capitalize on this trend.
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