Abu Dhabi City plans to deliver 8,000 new residential units by the end of 2025, with an additional 12,800 on the way in 2026, according to new research by leading real estate advisory and property consultancy, Cavendish Maxwell.
Some 2,700 apartments, townhouses and villas came to the market in the UAE capital during the first nine months of the year, with sustained demand among end-users and investors, the company said.
While another 12,400 units are in the pipeline for 2027, and 21,400 for 2028, actual deliveries may fall short of initial predictions, according to Cavendish Maxwell’s latest insight and analysis on Abu Dhabi’s residential real estate market.
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