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Migliori zone di Dubai per i primi acquirenti 2025

Il mercato immobiliare di Dubai nel 2025 continua a crescere grazie ai progetti off-plan. Sempre più famiglie scelgono aree moderne, accessibili e ben collegate.

DAMAC Hills 2 – vita attiva e conveniente

Situato lungo Al Qudra Road, DAMAC Hills 2 offre ville moderne, parchi e una spiaggia in stile Malibu. È una scelta ideale per chi acquista la prima casa.

The Valley – qualità firmata Emaar

The Valley di Emaar lungo la strada Dubai–Al Ain unisce eleganza e tranquillità, con parchi, negozi e servizi per famiglie.

Villanova – fascino mediterraneo

Villanova in Dubailand offre case luminose, giardini e percorsi pedonali. L’atmosfera accogliente attira nuovi acquirenti.

DAMAC Islands 2 e Tilal Al Ghaf

DAMAC Islands 2 amplia il lusso costiero, mentre Tilal Al Ghaf promuove uno stile di vita sostenibile e familiare attorno alla laguna.

Dubai South e Arabian Ranches III

Dubai South cresce come centro accessibile e promettente, mentre Arabian Ranches III di Emaar combina spazio, verde e affidabilità.

Palm Jebel Ali e Dubai Hills Estate

Palm Jebel Ali rappresenta la nuova icona costiera, mentre Dubai Hills Estate rimane un simbolo di eleganza e stabilità.

Mudon – equilibrio e serenità

Mudon in Dubailand offre spazi ampi, scuole e aree verdi, ideali per la vita familiare.

Perché scegliere progetti off-plan

I progetti off-plan offrono pagamenti flessibili, design moderni e trasparenza, rendendoli perfetti per chi compra la prima casa.

Il futuro dell’abitare a Dubai

Palm Jebel Ali, The Valley e Villanova ridefiniscono la vita moderna, unendo comfort, sostenibilità e valore nel tempo.

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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