Recent updates for Dubai property owners covering contracts, mortgages, regulations, insurance, maintenance and provider-related market changes.
Arabian Travel Market arrived as Dubai tourism posted its strongest international visitor month since February, while hotel rates around DWTC surged on major event dates — a reminder for Holiday Home owners to price around Dubai’s event calendar.
Dubai short-term rental occupancy has risen 24.3% year on year to 69%, while RevPAR reached $124, giving Holiday Home owners a stronger market signal ahead of the winter season.
Dubai enters September with recovering airline capacity, returning international routes and growing confidence at DXB, giving Holiday Home owners a stronger demand signal ahead of the winter season.
Dubai’s new shared housing rules are now in force, introducing mandatory permits, restrictions on subletting and fines of up to AED1 million for repeat violations.
New Metro and rail connections could reshape rental demand across parts of Dubai, with JVC, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Meydan and Dubai South among areas property experts are watching.
Dubai's Flexi Rent initiative could shift some residents from monthly Holiday Home stays toward annual Ejari leases by allowing more flexible rent payments. Here is what landlords should know.
Dubai's luxury property buyers are becoming more selective, with privacy, waterfront living, limited supply and ready or near-handover homes increasingly influencing decisions.
A Dubai shopper has become the 10th winner of the Win Your Home in Dubai campaign after a Primark purchase, with two more apartments due to be awarded in the final draw on 30 August.
Dubai Municipality has reorganised 20 government services, integrating several building-related requests into existing licensing and completion procedures. Here is what property owners should know.
Nakheel has announced 44 new beachfront villas on Palm Jebel Ali’s Frond F as construction progresses across the wider development and first phased villa handovers are scheduled to begin in late 2026.
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