Dubai’s thriving real estate sector took center stage at the 21st edition of the International Property Show (IPS 2025), with top developers highlighting the city’s growing appeal as a global investment hub driven by innovation, sustainability, and rising demand.
Reportage Properties Group’s Managing Director Andrea Nucera announced sales exceeding US$1 billion in Q1 2025, with a year-end target of US$3 billion. Dubai alone accounts for 35% of the group's UAE sales, or over US$1.2 billion. Reportage is showcasing key projects at IPS 2025, including “Verdana,” “Rakan,” “Reportage Hills,” and “Barari,” along with two new towers, reinforcing its focus on mid-range housing with competitive pricing and modern design.
Samana Developers, ranked seventh among Dubai’s developers last year, is introducing a Maldives-inspired project at the show. Kamran Farooq, Chief Commercial Officer, emphasized the city's strong international buyer interest despite global economic shifts. He predicted robust growth through 2026, especially for projects offering affordable units and flexible payment options, while also noting the need for caution amid new market entrants.
In a bold move toward future-ready communities, Diamond Developers, part of SEE Holding, unveiled “Sustainable City 2.0.” General Manager Marwa Nahlaoui described it as the next generation of smart cities powered by AI to boost infrastructure efficiency and enhance urban living. Building on the success of previous sustainable developments across the region, the new project aims to deliver market-aligned, eco-friendly housing.
With a diverse project lineup and strong international interest, IPS 2025 reinforces Dubai’s position as a dynamic and resilient real estate market, setting the pace for innovation and sustainable growth.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
