
Dubai's real estate market, valued at a record AED 917 billion (approximately $250 billion) in 2025, faces uncertainty amid escalating US-Israel-Iran tensions. Experts note that while mid-segment property buyers may negotiate harder and some investors could delay purchases or shift capital to India, the market's strong fundamentals and historical resilience suggest potential stabilization. Indian buyers, who represent a significant share of foreign investment, are adopting a cautious wait-and-watch approach, with luxury segments seeing particular scrutiny. The situation's impact depends largely on the conflict's duration and regional stability.
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