Dubai’s real estate market continues to show strong resilience as property owners remain unwilling to significantly reduce asking prices, even amid signs of market softening. According to a recent survey by Christie’s International Real Estate Dubai, nearly 94% of property owners are not actively looking to sell their assets, reflecting confidence in the emirate’s long-term property outlook.

The report highlights that there is no evidence of distressed selling, panic-driven exits, or sudden price cuts. Instead, owners appear confident that Dubai’s property market fundamentals remain solid, supported by strong demand, investor interest, and the city’s global appeal. This trend indicates that sellers believe current price levels are sustainable despite growing discussions around supply increases and slower price growth.

Dubai has enjoyed several years of strong property growth, with residential values rising sharply in recent years. While the pace of price increases has started to normalize, experts suggest the market remains healthy rather than entering a downturn. Buyers may find selective opportunities in certain areas, but widespread bargains are still unlikely.

The survey also reflects continued interest from high-net-worth individuals, international investors, and first-time buyers across the UAE, GCC, Europe, Asia, and the Americas. This broad buyer base helps maintain confidence and demand across multiple property segments.

For investors and homebuyers, Dubai remains one of the region’s most attractive real estate destinations. While the market may be transitioning into a more balanced phase, the unwillingness of owners to cut prices significantly signals trust in future growth and stability.