Property transactions in the UAE have slowed sharply since the latest conflict in the Middle East began, with a 51% month-on-month drop in deals. The war’s impact has also led to a 31% year-on-year decrease in transaction value, affecting both the real estate market and stock prices. This decline is more severe than previous shocks in the UAE property market, such as the Dubai floods and the Israel-Iran conflict. As a result, investors are reconsidering their options, with potential shifts in capital towards politically stable countries like Thailand. This situation presents both challenges and opportunities for investors and developers in the region.
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