According to property consultant Cavendish Maxwell, the pipeline for the Abu Dhabi real estate market is robust, with 38,700 new units expected to hit the market by 2028, relieving pressure on the UAE capital’s soaring prices.
With some 10,800 new units scheduled for delivery this year and another 6,000 in 2026, the residential real estate market in the UAE capital is expected to continue growing both this year and in the future thanks to strategic government efforts and rising demand.
Abu Dhabi’s residential market is expanding steadily due to deliberate government programs like residency incentives and rising demand from domestic and foreign investors. According to Andrew Laver, associate partner at Cavendish Maxwell in Abu Dhabi, “sustainable development and innovative housing solutions will be key in shaping the future of capital’s residential property market, with rising demand and price appreciation further boosted by infrastructure expansion and enhanced community offerings.
With 9,700 sales transactions totalling Dh26 billion, Abu Dhabi’s real estate industry had a successful 2024. In 2024, about 5,200 new residences were delivered, primarily in Masdar City, Yas Island, Al Raha Berach, and Saadiyat Island.
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