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Падение дирхама увеличивает спрос Британцев

Валютный эффект

Дирхам, привязанный к доллару, ослаб на 8% к фунту стерлингов с начала 2025 года. Для британцев это стало фактической скидкой при покупке жилья в Дубае.

Девелоперы выходят на британский рынок

Крупные компании, включая Binghatti и Danube, открыли офисы продаж в Лондоне, присоединившись к Aldar, Damac и Sobha.

Председатель Danube Ризван Саджан отметил:

«Валюта имеет большое значение.»

CEO Binghatti Мухаммад Бингхатти подтвердил рост числа британских покупателей после ослабления дирхама.

Тарифы ослабили доллар и дирхам

Снижение доллара и дирхама связано с американскими тарифами, что сделало покупку недвижимости в Дубае более выгодной для иностранцев.

Специальные предложения для британцев

  • Binghatti предлагает гибкие планы платежей и индивидуальные условия.
  • Damac запустил брендированные резиденции совместно с Chelsea FC, рассчитанные на британцев.

Британцы лидируют среди иностранных инвесторов

Во втором квартале 2025 года инвестиции британцев в недвижимость Дубая выросли на 62%, впервые обогнав индийцев.

Риски и диверсификация

Аналитики предупреждают о риске переизбытка предложения. Fitch прогнозирует падение цен до 15% к концу 2025–2026 годов.

Чтобы снизить риски, девелоперы выходят на рынок Великобритании. Aldar, Damac и Modon уже запустили проекты, London Square (Aldar) приобрёл 15 участков и реализует шесть проектов. Danube и Binghatti планируют аналогичные шаги. Одновременно эмиратские инвесторы увеличили долю на рынке Лондона с 0,6% до 3%.

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