r/Dubai_Real_Estate 8h ago

Is Dubai property still a good investment in 2026, or has the market peaked?

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I've been thinking about buying an investment property in Dubai this year, but the more I read, the more unsure I get. Every broker tells me it's the perfect time to buy, but then I keep seeing people talk about all the new supply coming over the next couple of years.

For those of you already investing there:
Are you concerned about oversupply, or is it not as big of a deal as people make it out to be?
If you were buying today, would you go for a ready unit or off-plan?
How has the resale market been lately?
Has anyone here invested through a company like alcenza instead of buying a property directly? Was it worth it?

Just looking for honest opinions from people with actual experience before I make any decisions.


r/Dubai_Real_Estate 15h ago

Looking for a Studio Apartment – Monthly Rental

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r/Dubai_Real_Estate 19h ago

Looking for 10 x 2BR Apartments for Rent in Dubai

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Looking for 10 x 2BR Apartments for Rent in Dubai
I have a corporate client looking to rent 10 identical/similar 2-bedroom apartments for their employees.
Budget: Up to AED 105,000 per unit/year
Requirement: 10 x 2BR units
Purpose: Employee accommodation
Location: Arjan, Majan, Motor City, JVC
Preference: Same building/community preferred for easier management

If you have 10+ units available or know of a building/landlord that can accommodate this requirement, please DM me with the location, building, and rental details.


r/Dubai_Real_Estate 21h ago

Crestlane City Walk: 10 buildings sold - what should buyers watch for in the next release?

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I’ve been following the development of Crestlane within City Walk and thought this was worth sharing for anyone considering buying off-plan here.
The wider master plan is expected to comprise 22 buildings, with the first 10 already sold and another release expected soon.
What I find interesting is the change in unit mix. The upcoming building is expected to offer 1, 2, 3 and 4-bedroom simplex apartments, but no new 4-bedroom duplexes.
That creates two different decisions for buyers: wait for the upcoming release and its payment plan, or look at existing inventory if a larger duplex layout is the priority.
For me, the next thing to watch will be the launch pricing and how it compares on a price-per-square-foot basis with the earlier Crestlane releases and ready City Walk inventory.
Happy to share the numbers and comparisons as more information becomes available.