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Has the West Asia conflict impacted Dubai's real estate market? ANAROCK report explains

Dubai's residential real estate market remained resilient despite the regional conflict in West Asia, recording AED 225.7 billion worth of housing transactions in the first half of 2026, according to an ANAROCK report

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The report attributed the market's resilience to strong structural factors, including sustained population growth and continued global investor interest. Representational pic

The report attributed the market's resilience to strong structural factors, including sustained population growth and continued global investor interest. Representational pic

Dubai's residential real estate market remained resilient despite geopolitical tensions in the Middle East earlier this year, recording residential transactions worth AED 225.7 billion in the first half of 2026, according to a report released by property consultancy ANAROCK on Monday.

The report, Dubai Real Estate: Built on Vision. Proven by Numbers, said the housing market withstood the impact of the conflict involving Iran earlier this year, with residential prices correcting by only 4-7 per cent during the February-April period even as the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) Real Estate stock index plunged 34 per cent at its peak.

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