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Mercato immobiliare Dubai stabile in agosto

Domanda solida in un mese lento

Agosto è generalmente più tranquillo per via del caldo e delle ferie, ma il mercato immobiliare di Dubai ha mantenuto stabilità.

Vendite: crescita anno su anno

Le vendite totali hanno raggiunto Dh40,45 miliardi, in calo del 22% rispetto a luglio, ma in aumento del 6% rispetto all’anno precedente.

Gli appartamenti dominano

Gli appartamenti hanno rappresentato l’89% delle transazioni per volume e il 71% per valore. Il valore delle vendite è aumentato del 26% su base annua.

Prezzi e accessibilità

Il prezzo medio è stato di circa Dh1,9 milioni, con punte di Dh2,6 milioni nelle aree premium. Le transazioni sotto Dh1 milione sono aumentate del 25%.

Domanda internazionale

Ad agosto è cresciuto l’interesse da parte di Corea del Sud, Sudafrica, Australia e Canada.

Affitti in crescita

Il valore complessivo degli affitti è salito del 43%, le transazioni del 48%, le registrazioni del 34%. Il 49% dei proprietari accetta quattro o più assegni.

Dati annuali confermano solidità

Le vendite di appartamenti sono aumentate del 28%, le transazioni off-plan del 20%, i prezzi medi del 26% e il valore totale del 31%.

Conclusioni

  • Appartamenti sotto Dh1 mln ideali per chi entra nel mercato.
  • Gli investitori possono puntare su nuove aree per rendimento e zone premium per crescita patrimoniale.
  • Contratti di affitto più flessibili ampliano la base degli inquilini.
  • Crescita demografica e domanda internazionale sostengono il mercato.
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