Abu Dhabi’s property market witnessed notable growth in 2024, particularly in the affordable housing segment, with prices increasing between 2% and 20% across most areas, according to a report by property portal Bayut released on Thursday.
The report highlighted Al Ghadeer as the standout performer in the affordable segment, registering a significant price increase of 19.8%. This growth reflects the area’s rapid development and rising popularity among buyers. Conversely, Baniyas was the only area to record a price decline, with a drop of 1.92%, potentially signaling attractive opportunities for future investment.
In the luxury apartment market, Al Raha Beach emerged as the most searched location for potential buyers. Other upscale areas like Yas Island and Saadiyat Island also attracted significant investor interest. Property prices in these popular locales rose between 5% and 32%, with Saadiyat Island experiencing the sharpest increase at 32.4%, underscoring its appeal as a prime destination for high-end real estate.
For affordable villas, Al Reef retained its position as the most sought-after community, with Khalifa City and Abu Dhabi Gate City following closely. The average price per square foot for villas in the affordable segment rose by 6% to 18%, with Al Ghadeer once again leading with a 17.4% increase. However, marginal declines of less than 2% were observed in Khalifa City and Abu Dhabi Gate City.
The report underscores the dynamic nature of Abu Dhabi’s real estate market, with both affordable and luxury segments demonstrating robust growth in key areas. The affordability of Al Ghadeer and the luxury appeal of Saadiyat Island reflect a balanced demand for diverse property types in the emirate.
Bayut’s findings provide valuable insights for potential investors and buyers looking to capitalize on Abu Dhabi’s thriving property market. With continued development and growing demand in various segments, the emirate remains a competitive hub for real estate investments in the UAE.
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