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Ras Al Khaimah: a record AED 130 million deal and apartment prices up 18%

Ras Al Khaimah has become one of the fastest-growing property markets in the UAE.

Ras Al Khaimah waterfront at sunset

In the first half of 2026, the Sky Palace at Waldorf Astoria Residences was sold for AED 130 million (about $35.4 million). According to CBRE, this is the most expensive residential deal in the emirate's history.

New shared housing law in Dubai: what owners and tenants need to know

Dubai has introduced clear rules for renting apartments and houses to several occupants.

Residential high-rise buildings in Dubai

On 26 August 2026, the law regulating real estate units for shared housing came into force in Dubai (Law No. 4 of 2026). It applies to shared apartments, houses and other residential units, including those in free zones and special development areas. Collective labour accommodation is not covered.

Sharjah real estate: AED 46.8 billion in transactions in nine months of 2026

Sharjah is steadily turning into one of the most active property markets in the UAE.

Sharjah waterfront and city skyline

From January to September 2026, the emirate's real estate registration department recorded 91,560 transactions worth AED 46.8 billion. The number of deals rose by 14% compared with the same period last year, and total value by 5.6%.

Abu Dhabi: AED 21.5 billion in home sales in Q3 2026, luxury deals double

The UAE capital continues to strengthen its position as a destination for premium real estate.

Abu Dhabi skyline across the water

In the third quarter of 2026, Abu Dhabi recorded 6,085 residential transactions worth AED 21.5 billion, according to Savills. The number of deals was 7% lower than a year earlier, but total value rose by 32% — buyers are choosing larger and more expensive homes.

Dubai rents fall by up to 13%: Dubai Marina, Business Bay and JVC lead the decline

For the first time in several years, tenants in Dubai have real negotiating power.

Modern living room in a Dubai apartment

According to Savills' report for the third quarter of 2026, apartment rents in a number of popular communities fell by more than 10% year-on-year. The main reason is a large volume of newly completed homes, which gives tenants far more choice.

 

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