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Browse new, resale and rental homes in United Arab Emirates, and compare listings by location and property type.
New homes
NewUnited Arab Emirates · Dubai
Dubai Harbour, Dubai, UAE | Damac Bay by Cavalli Apartments | From AED 3.88 million, 270° sea view
¥7.59M
د.إ3.88M AED
NewUnited Arab Emirates · Dubai
JVC Oxford Terraces 2 Studio Apartment in Dubai, UAE | From AED 750,000 | Final Phase
¥1.47M
د.إ750K AED
NewUnited Arab Emirates · Dubai
Cavalli Couture Canal Mansions in DAMAC, Dubai, UAE | 3-5 Bedroom Ultra-Luxury Apartments | Private Infinity Pool
¥27.9M
RM16.5M MYR
NewUnited Arab Emirates · Dubai
ALTITUDE de GRISOGONO Apartments in Dubai, UAE | Front-row canal views of the Burj Khalifa | Starting from AED 2.18 million
¥4.26M
د.إ2.18M AED
Journal
Qatar 2026 Education and Residency: Housing Eases to 241.42, FDI at 4.954bn Riyals, Education City Pathways
Qatar's housing index eased to 241.42 in August while Q1 FDI net inflows reached 4.954bn riyals, with inflation at 2.21% and unemployment at 0.10%. Education City's eight US branch campuses and a gradual residency pathway offer Chinese families a low-FX-risk Gulf education and residency route.
Kuwait Q1 2026 Policy Signals: GDP Contracts 4.63%, Inflation Falls to 2.19%, Debt at Just 14.60% of GDP
Kuwait's Q1 2026 shows a bifurcated picture: GDP contracted 4.63% year-on-year and exports fell 14.2% QoQ, yet inflation eased to 2.19%, unemployment held at 2.20%, government debt stood at just 14.60% of GDP, and FDI turned positive. This analysis explores what this low-debt, low-unemployment, low-inflation environment means for overseas Chinese investors allocating to Gulf assets.
Bangladesh August 2026 Economic Signals: Inflation Eases to 8.26%, a South Asian Frontier Window on Remittances and Industrial Upgrade
Bangladesh's inflation eased from 8.32% in July to 8.26% in August, GDP held at 4.00% and consumer confidence edged up to 36.10. With disinflation continuing from a high base, remittances providing a foreign exchange buffer and the garment sector accelerating its upgrade, this 175-million-person market is moving from unfamiliar to worth tracking. AIAIG examines five core questions and four actionable recommendations from an allocation perspective.