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Słaby dirham przyciąga Brytyjczyków na rynek w Dubaju

Korzyść kursowa

Dirham, powiązany z dolarem, osłabił się o 8% względem funta od początku 2025 roku. To sprawiło, że zakup nieruchomości w Dubaju stał się tańszy dla Brytyjczyków.

Developerzy celują w Wielką Brytanię

Binghatti i Danube otworzyły biura w Londynie, dołączając do Aldar, Damac i Sobha.

Prezes Danube Rizwan Sajan stwierdził:

„Kurs waluty robi dużą różnicę.”

CEO Binghatti Muhammad Binghatti potwierdził wzrost brytyjskich inwestycji wraz ze spadkiem wartości dirhama.

Taryfy wpłynęły na walutę

Osłabienie dolara i dirhama wynika z amerykańskich taryf, które stworzyły przewagę dla inwestorów zagranicznych.

Oferty dla inwestorów z UK

  • Binghatti wprowadza elastyczne plany płatności i dedykowane ceny.
  • Damac uruchomił rezydencje markowe we współpracy z Chelsea FC.

Brytyjczycy liderami inwestycji zagranicznych

W II kwartale 2025 r. inwestycje brytyjskie wzrosły o 62%, czyniąc Brytyjczyków największą grupą inwestorów, wyprzedzając Hindusów.

Ryzyka i ekspansja

Fitch przewiduje możliwy spadek cen nieruchomości do 15% pod koniec 2025–2026 r.

Developerzy dywersyfikują ryzyko, inwestując w Wielkiej Brytanii. Aldar, Damac i Modon mają tam projekty. London Square (Aldar) zrealizował sześć projektów na 15 działkach. Danube i Binghatti planują podobne działania. Jednocześnie udział inwestorów z Emiratów w Londynie wzrósł do 3% z 0,6%.

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