Showing posts with label UAE Real Estate Market. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 9, 2021

UAE Real Estate Market Growth, Demand, Business Opportunities, Size, share Industry Trends, Analysis and Forecast till 2027: Ken Research

Real estate segment is one of the most UAE recognized segments. It entails several sub segments such as retail, housing, hospitality, commercial and several others. The growth of such segment is well complemented by the growth in the corporate environment and the requirement for office space as well as urban and semi-urban accommodations.

UAE Real Estate Market Outlook to 2025 – By Office Real Estate Market (Premium, Grade A and Grade B); By Retail Real Estate Market (Super-Regional Malls, Regional Malls, Community Centers, Neighborhood Center and Convenience Center); By Residential Real Estate Market (Apartment and Villas) and By Hotel Real Estate Market (1-3 Star, 4 Star, 5 Star and Hotel-Apartments)

UAE’s real estate market is presently in its mature stage. The period throughout 2013-2016 was marked by a steady stream of supply, due to the growing GDP and augmented requirement in the market. Heightened rents led to a decrease in requirement owing to absent affordability of the citizens and expatriates throughout 2014-2015. After the 2014 oil shock, the government has been aggressively attracting Foreign Direct Investment and expatriates to the UAE in order to expand its economy away from oil generated revenues. The UAE Government launched the “Vision 2021” plan, for the economic and social development of the country. From 2017 and onwards, total number of the international players in each respective submarket augmented. Newer segments such as townhouses, and co-working spaces, smart and green buildings obtained traction in the market.

In addition, backed by a high number of expatriate populations and a robust consumer base, the retail industry observed strong growth in the land of Emirates. Store-based retailing will endure to dominate around the UAE. Augmented consumerism has provided rise to augmented faith of individuals in buying products and services thereby growing contribution to the retail segment. Dubai has the greatest share of super-regional malls as the retail sector is trying to employ the shoppers by proposing them more than just a shopping destination. All of such factors have augmented the requirement for retail space around the UAE.

EMAAR Properties, DAMAC Properties, Nakheel Properties, Meraas, Aldar Properties, Manazel Real Estate, Aziz Developments are the real estate developers which recently operating in the UAE Real Estate Market more actively for leading the highest market growth, ruling around the region, registering the great value of market share, generating the high percentage of revenue, keep maintaining the governing position, and obtaining the competitive edge by increasing the benefits and applications of such, establishing the several research and development programs, improving the qualitative and quantitative measures of such, analysing the strategies and policies of government as well as similar entities, implementing the policies of enlargement and profit making, delivering the better consumer satisfaction, decreasing the linked prices and spreading the awareness connected to the benefits and applications of such.

Furthermore, the UAE has long been standard as a premier tourism and leisure destination. Over the years, the tourism sector has witnessed sustained growth, becoming a foremost component of the UAE’s economy. Dubai Tourism Strategy 2020 was launched during the year 2013 and is a strategic road map with the foremost objective of fascinating 20 million visitors per year by the year ending 2020. It comprises broadening Dubai proposing in terms of events, magnetisms, infrastructure, services and packages and making it appealing to a broader audience. An augment in the number of tourist attractions has been enriching the requirement for hotel units and hotel space within UAE.

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Around 7 million people are estimated to be functioning in co-working spaces (For instance, Regus and We Work and Others) within UAE during 2019. Based on the global growth that took place in co-working spaces, it is projected that UAE will practice steady growth in the co-working space in the forthcoming years. Approximately, half of the blue-chip entities will have some sort of shared office space by end of 2020. The majority of co-working space providers propose to either enter into a partnership or have a lease agreement with landlords. UAE real estate market during the review future will be propelled by the implementation of PropTech, assisting government initiatives along with the increasing tourism segment during the country.

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Thursday, January 30, 2020

UAE Real Estate Market is driven by the Rising Demand for Retail and Residential Spaces owing to Increased Expatriate Movement, Government’s Pro Real Estate Policies and Rising Foreign Direct Investments: Ken Research

“Initiatives such as UAE central bank mortgage cap, approval of the Dubai Urban Planning Framework and consolidation of real estate players in Abu Dhabi helped in tightening control on real estate market conditions.”
Growth in the Tourism Sector: The country’s travel and tourism sector have emerged out to be the most developed and strongest non-oil services sector in recent years. During 2017, the direct contribution of travel and tourism to the overall GDP was approximately AED 68.5 billion which comes out to be 5.2% of the total GDP of UAE. The travel and tourism sector directly supported around 317,500 jobs in the UAE which is 5.4% of total employment during 2017-2018.
Rising FDI Investment: In order to improve the business environment in the UAE, the Government has allowed 100% ownership of business being set up in the free zones in the UAE. This had helped in boosting the confidence of investors in the UAE market and resulted in an increase in the inflow of human capital and foreign investments into the country which in turn has increased the demand for real estate spaces in the UAE.
UAE Vision 2021: In line with UAE Vision 2021 and the state's rehabilitation plan for the post-oil era, the state-enforced policies to diversify the economy away from oil and transition into a highly productive and competitive knowledge economy. Investments in the construction of projects for the global event Expo 2020 such as the expansion of Abu Dhabi Airport in Abu Dhabi Emirate, expansion of Al Maktoum International Airport in Dubai and other railway and road infrastructure has contributed to the country’s real estate infrastructure growth.
UAE Real Estate Market
Introduction of VAT: Introduction of Value Added Tax in the UAE had minimal effect on the residential real estate market, however; it has affected the retail and hotel sectors quite significantly. The landowners of the retail and hotel sector have found it difficult to pass on the tax amount to the tenants as a 5.0% rise in the rental rates will adversely affect the subdued market and therefore decided to absorb the tax amount among them.
The report titled UAE Real Estate Market Outlook to 2025 – By Office Real Estate Market (Premium, Type A, and Type B), By Retail Real Estate Market (Super-Regional Malls, Regional Malls, Community Centres, Neighborhood Malls, and Convenience Centres), By Residential Real Estate Market (Apartment and Villas), and By Hotel Real Estate Market (1-3 Star, 4 Star, 5 Star, and Hotels Apartments)” by Ken Research suggested that the real estate market in UAE will witness growth in each of its sub-segments. The government’s policies favoring the real estates market such as the UAE Vision 2021 and the introduction of Ejari with the dynamics of international companies migrating to the UAE due to the flexible operational system will elevate UAE’s Real Estate Market to greater heights. Dubai’s office market supply (in GLA), retail market supply (in GLA), residential market supply (in units) and hotel market supply (in total number of keys) is projected to grow by a CAGR of 3.2%, 4.8%, 8.1%, and 5.0% respectively over the forecast period 2018-2025.
Key Segments Covered:-
UAE Real Estate Market
By Geography:
Dubai
Abu Dhabi
Ajman
Sharjah
Fujairah
Umm-Al-Quwain
Ras-Al-Khaimah
UAE Office Real Estate Market
By Type:
Premium Office
Type A Office
Type B Office
UAE Retail Real Estate Market
By Type:
Super-Regional Mall
Regional Mall
Community Center
Neighborhood Center
Convenience Center
UAE Residential Real Estate Market
By Type:
Apartments
Villas
UAE Hotel Real Estate Market
By Type:
1-3 Star Hotels
4 Star Hotels
5 Star Hotels
Hotel Apartments (Deluxe/Superior/ Standard)
Key Target Audience
Real Estate Developers
Independent Investors
Real Estate Consulting Companies
Third-Party Real Estate Companies
Independent Architects
Industry Associations
Government Agencies
Time Period Captured in the Report:
Historical Period – 2013 - 2018
Forecast Period – 2019F – 2025F
Real Estate Developers Covered:
EMAAR Properties
DAMAC Properties
Nakheel Properties
Meraas
Aldar Properties
Manazel Real Estate
Aziz Developments
Case Studies Covered:
Sense-R (Virtual Reality)
Take Leap (Virtual Reality)
AirBnb (Shared Economy)
Property Finder
Bayut UAE
Abu Dhabi Mall
Yas Mall
Marriot International Group
Novotel Abu Dhabi
Surf, Abu Dhabi Creek Harbor
Emaar Business Park
Key Topics Covered in the Report:-
FDI in UAE Real Estate Market
Fujairah Real Estate Market
Future of UAE Real Estate Market
Industrial Real Estate Market in UAE
Major Co-Working companies UAE
Manazel Real Estate Market Growth in UAE
Meraas Projects and Recent Developments in UAE
Nakheel Properties Market Competitors
Northern Emirates Real Estate Market
UAE Real Estate Online Classifieds Business Model
Prop Tech Market Analysis UAE
Property Technology Providers UAE
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Saturday, July 4, 2015

Middle East Real Estate Market Revenues Have Augmented At A CAGR Of 4.7% During 2009-2014

The Middle Eastreal estate industry is one of the fastest growing sectors across the world. Foreign real estate developers have infused billions of dollars into places such as Oman, Qatar, Dubai, Saudi Arabia and other countries in Middle East region, which has pushed the growth of this market. The real estate market in Middle East encompasses the activities related to the real estate development including management, trading, rentals and leasing in the regions of United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan, Bahrain and Oman in residential, office/commercial, retail (shopping malls and complexes) and hospitality (hotels and resorts) segments.

Real Estate Market Middle East
UAE real estate market has been one amongst the major real estate market throughout Middle East countries. However, the real estate market of UAE was perhaps one of the most affected economies in the Middle East during the global economic slowdown in 2008. However, the market in Dubai has entered into the recovery phase in 2010 with a decline in the rental rates. On the other hand, Abu Dhabi’s real estate market has continued to feel the pressure with an oversupply of office spaces and declining rates in the neighbouring cities such as Dubai. The property markets for both Dubai and Abu Dhabi have experienced even larger amounts of volatility over the last couple of years in comparison to their neighbours. This is because both countries were seeking ways to diversify their economy away from oil.

The real estatemarket in Saudi Arabia has shown a positive growth in the recent past however prices or rental rates of residential properties remain comparatively higher than the other regions in the Middle East. This has been attributed by the shortfall in the supply of residential properties and rapidly rising demand from young domestic population.

On the other side, the real estate market in Egypt has stabilized itself in 2010-2011 with majority of demand emanated through young domestic population. In addition, the real estate market in Egypt has entered a quick recovery phase in 2009 due to the booming domestic economy and increasing development activities, along with higher investment inflows. This as a result, has augmented the real estate market of Egypt, and is likely to follow the same growth trend in the coming years.

Kuwait conversely has experienced a slowdown in the price of real estate during 2008 and into early 2009. The severity of the drop was as deep as in other countries throughout the region. This is because the country’s real estate sector is the second largest contributor to economic growth behind oil. As a result, asset prices in Middle East region has dropped between 25 to 50%, depending upon the asset class.

Qatar’s real estate market has experienced extreme boom and bust cycles as experienced in 2009 with no more than 10%. This is significant because it has highlighted how Qatar has been through a similar situation as the United Arab Emirates. The property market in Jordan has faced similar challenges as other real estate markets throughout the Middle East regions where prices have dropped between 10% and 15% since the peak in 2008. The property market in Bahrain has been affected severely by the global property markets as prices have dropped by 37% since peaking. The luxury property markets were hardest hit as investors canceled orders on a variety of construction projects.

Overall, the real estate market in the Middle East has entered a correction phase in the year 2010 with a major portion of demand inflow from the residential segment. The demand is primarily generated by the low and medium income segment of the population and therefore the developers were focusing towards building affordable and economic housing properties to cater to their requirement.

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