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Dubai domina il mercato immobiliare di lusso

Dubai consolida la sua posizione come mercato residenziale più attivo al mondo per proprietà superiori ai 10 milioni di dollari, superando New York, Londra e Hong Kong, secondo il Global Super-Prime Intelligence Report di Knight Frank.

Crescita globale nel lusso estremo

Le vendite globali di case ultra-lussuose sono aumentate del 19%, raggiungendo 590 transazioni nel secondo trimestre 2025.
Il valore totale è salito del 33% a 11,8 miliardi di dollari, segno della solida fiducia dei grandi investitori.

Perché Dubai resta al vertice

Con politiche fiscali vantaggiose, infrastrutture moderne e uno stile di vita senza eguali, Dubai continua ad attrarre investitori internazionali e famiglie facoltose in cerca di stabilità e rendimento.

Altri mercati globali

New York ha riconquistato il primato per valore totale delle transazioni, Los Angeles ha registrato il miglior trimestre dal 2021, e Hong Kong ha mostrato una forte ripresa.

Prospettive future

Il mercato di Dubai rimarrà forte per tutto il 2025, sostenuto da un’offerta limitata e da nuovi progetti di residenze di lusso fronte mare e penthouse di design.
Dubai continua a essere il cuore pulsante del mercato immobiliare di lusso mondiale.

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Dubai’s real estate market experienced a robust performance during the week of April 14–18, 2025, with total transactions reaching AED17.99 billion ($4.9 billion), according to the Dubai Land Department. Sales transactions led the market activity, amounting to AED13.52 billion ($3.7 billion) across 4,662 deals. Notable high-value sales included an apartment at The Alba Residences in Palm Jumeirah, which sold for AED61.3 million ($16.7 million), and another at Address Grand Downtown in the Burj
Dubai Real Estate Market Achieves AED17.99 Billion in Weekly Transactions
Dubai’s real estate market experienced a robust performance during the week of April 14–18, 2025, with total transactions reaching AED17.99 billion ($4.9 billion), according to the Dubai Land Department. Sales transactions led the market activity, amounting to AED13.52 billion ($3.7 billion) across 4,662 deals. Notable high-value sales included an apartment at The Alba Residences in Palm Jumeirah, which sold for AED61.3 million ($16.7 million), and another at Address Grand Downtown in the Burj
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As political tensions and economic uncertainty rise in Europe, a new wave of German billionaires is setting their sights on the UAE. A recent Arton Capital survey shows that 37% of Germany’s wealthiest are considering relocating, with Dubai quickly climbing the list of preferred destinations. Dubai already hosts over 200 billionaires, offering a unique mix of luxury living, business opportunities, and world-class infrastructure — making it
Wealthy Germans Are Moving — and Dubai Is a Top Choice
As political tensions and economic uncertainty rise in Europe, a new wave of German billionaires is setting their sights on the UAE. A recent Arton Capital survey shows that 37% of Germany’s wealthiest are considering relocating, with Dubai quickly climbing the list of preferred destinations. Dubai already hosts over 200 billionaires, offering a unique mix of luxury living, business opportunities, and world-class infrastructure — making it
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Dubai’s property market grew 35.5% in 2024, driven by strong off-plan sales, according to Betterhomes. The trend is expected to continue into early 2025. Mexican buyers entered the scene with an 11% market share in early 2025—up from zero—while Indian investors rose from 19% to 28%. Pakistani buyers remained steady at 11%. The market is becoming more global, with growing interest from investors in Jordan, Canada, the UK, and more. Key projects like The Valley, Creek Harbour, and Sobha One rema
Dubai Real Estate Sees 35.5% Surge in Transactions, Led by Off-Plan Boom
Dubai’s property market grew 35.5% in 2024, driven by strong off-plan sales, according to Betterhomes. The trend is expected to continue into early 2025. Mexican buyers entered the scene with an 11% market share in early 2025—up from zero—while Indian investors rose from 19% to 28%. Pakistani buyers remained steady at 11%. The market is becoming more global, with growing interest from investors in Jordan, Canada, the UK, and more. Key projects like The Valley, Creek Harbour, and Sobha One rema