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UAE realty sector poised for growth as central bank forecasts 6.2% GDP growth in 2025

The UAE real estate market is set to play a critical role in driving the country's economic growth.
  • Factors such as increased foreign investment, ambitious urban projects, and favorable regulatory reforms are expected to propel the real estate market forward
  • As the UAE continues to strengthen its economic diversification efforts, the real estate sector remains a cornerstone of stability and growth

Dubai, UAE — The UAE real estate market is set to play a critical role in driving the country’s economic growth, following the UAE Central Bank’s announcement of a projected 6.2% increase in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for 2025. This forecast reflects a resurgence in the real estate sector, underpinned by strategic investments and innovative developments across the Emirates.

The anticipated GDP growth underscores the sector’s resilience and its crucial contribution to the national economy. Factors such as increased foreign investment, ambitious urban projects, and favorable regulatory reforms are expected to propel the real estate market forward, creating new opportunities for investors and stakeholders alike.

“We are witnessing a transformative phase in the UAE’s real estate landscape, supported by proactive measures and visionary initiatives,” stated Adham Younis, GCEO of D&B Properties. “The Central Bank’s optimistic GDP forecast aligns with expectations of sustained growth, driven by robust demand and strategic market positioning.”

Key developments highlight the sector’s commitment to innovation and sustainability, further enhancing its attractiveness on the global stage. These initiatives not only cater to current market demands but also set the stage for future growth and investment potential.

As the UAE continues to strengthen its economic diversification efforts, the real estate sector remains a cornerstone of stability and growth, offering promising prospects for investors looking to capitalize on dynamic market opportunities.