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Dubai office boom drives commercial real estate growth; transaction value triples in H1 2026

Markets-Economic Times · 1h ago · 🇮🇳 India
Dubai office boom drives commercial real estate growth; transaction value triples in H1 2026

Dubai’s commercial real estate market remained resilient in H1 2026, with transaction value rising 8.5% to AED 65.23 billion. Offices led growth, driven by strong Grade A demand and limited supply, while retail also gained momentum. Investors increasingly favored income-generating assets over land, supporting a positive outlook despite geopolitical tensions and Q2 moderation.

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