The UAE has retained its position as the world's most attractive real estate investment destination, outranking the United States, the United Kingdom, France and Spain, according to a new survey commissioned by property developer Arada.
The UAE's appeal is particularly strong among regional buyers, with 92% of Egyptian investors, 91% of Indian investors and 85% of Saudi investors ranking it as a top-three destination © Mena Today
The UAE has retained its position as the world's most attractive real estate investment destination, outranking the United States, the United Kingdom, France and Spain, according to a new survey commissioned by property developer Arada.
The UAE Property Investment Index, conducted by US-based Penta Group across 12 markets and 689 established investors, found that 56% of global investors expressed serious interest in UAE property, ahead of the US at 54% and the UK at 41%.
The UAE's appeal is particularly strong among regional buyers, with 92% of Egyptian investors, 91% of Indian investors and 85% of Saudi investors ranking it as a top-three destination.
Among Europeans, it was the top choice outside the home country for French investors at 63%, German investors at 60% and Swiss investors at 57%.
Strong returns remain the primary investment driver globally at 38%, while safety, stability and ease of purchase also featured prominently, areas where the UAE's regulatory framework and transparent property laws give it a significant competitive edge.
"Despite recent headwinds, international investors recognise the UAE's structural advantages in regulatory maturity and stable economic fundamentals," said Ahmed Alkhoshaibi, Group CEO of Arada.
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