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Dirham debole spinge gli investimenti britannici

Vantaggio valutario

Il dirham, agganciato al dollaro, si è indebolito dell’8% rispetto alla sterlina dall’inizio del 2025, rendendo più accessibili gli acquisti per i britannici.

Developer guardano al Regno Unito

Binghatti e Danube hanno aperto uffici a Londra, unendosi ad Aldar, Damac e Sobha.

Il presidente di Danube Rizwan Sajan ha dichiarato:

“La valuta fa una grande differenza.”

Il CEO di Binghatti, Muhammad Binghatti, ha confermato un aumento degli investimenti britannici.

Tariffe e valuta

Le tariffe statunitensi hanno indebolito il dollaro e il dirham, creando opportunità per gli investitori stranieri.

Incentivi per acquirenti UK

  • Binghatti propone piani di pagamento flessibili e prezzi su misura.
  • Damac ha lanciato residenze brandizzate con il Chelsea FC.

I britannici diventano i principali investitori esteri

Gli investimenti del Regno Unito nelle proprietà di Dubai sono aumentati del 62% nel secondo trimestre del 2025, superando per la prima volta quelli indiani.

Rischi e diversificazione

Fitch prevede un calo dei prezzi immobiliari fino al 15% entro fine 2025–2026.

Aldar, Damac e Modon hanno avviato progetti nel Regno Unito. London Square (Aldar) ha acquisito 15 lotti e lanciato sei progetti. Danube e Binghatti valutano mosse simili. Intanto gli investitori emiratini hanno aumentato la loro quota a Londra al 3% rispetto allo 0,6% di un anno fa.

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