The real estate company “Property Finder” has unveiled the results of its latest “Market Pulse” survey, revealing that seven out of ten individuals are considering purchasing property in the UAE within the next six months. The bi-monthly survey, which tracks consumer trends, highlights a sustained interest in property acquisition as 2025 comes to a close, reflecting ongoing confidence in the market as the new year approaches.
Over the course of two months, the survey gathered insights from 5,540 participants regarding their purchasing intentions. While demand remains high, buyers anticipate only slight changes in property prices. In November, 40% of respondents predicted a price drop, while 32% expected prices to rise, and 28% believed prices would stabilize.
In December, the percentage of those anticipating a minor decrease in prices fell to 39%, with forecasts for price increases remaining steady at 32%. Meanwhile, the proportion of those expecting stability in prices rose to 29%. This indicates a slight improvement in confidence levels compared to the September-October period, when 39-40% of buyers anticipated a price decline, and 31-33% expected an increase.
Sharif Suleiman, Chief Revenue Officer at Property Finder, stated that the intention of seven out of ten individuals to buy property is a strong indicator of ongoing stability and strength in Dubai’s real estate market, driven by the emirate’s global appeal, regulatory maturity, and sustainable factors. Buyers today are well-informed about price developments, yet their market activity persists, and this momentum is expected to continue into 2026.