July 25, 2023
2 mins read

Abu Dhabi real estate FDI soars: 363% growth

Dr. Al-Afifi emphasized that the increased growth rates in the volume of foreign direct real estate investments reflect the confidence of international investors in the emirate’s economy…reports Asian Lite News

The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) announced that foreign direct investment (FDI) in the individual category within Abu Dhabi’s real estate sector has soared to AED 834.6 million during the first half of 2023, achieving a record growth rate of 363% compared to the corresponding period last year.

According to data released by the DMT, the following five regions topped the list in terms of the highest shares of foreign direct investment by individuals: Saadiyat Island with 34%, Yas Island with 28%, Al Jurf with 12%, Al Reem Island with 11%, and Al Shamkha area with 8%.

Dr. Adeeb Al-Afifi, Executive Director of the Real Estate Sector at the Department of Municipalities and Transport, said: “We are thrilled to announce the remarkable surge in foreign direct real estate investments in Abu Dhabi. The astounding 363% growth witnessed during the first half of this year is a testament to the emirate’s exceptional appeal to foreign investors. This includes its strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and supportive economic and legislative environment, all of which have contributed to enhancing the emirate’s position as a preferred destination for individuals of all nationalities to invest, live, and work.

Dr. Al-Afifi further added, “Abu Dhabi’s investment climate, bolstered by encouraging incentives and robust legislative and regulatory frameworks, has created a nurturing and stimulating environment for foreign investors pursuing promising prospects in the real estate market. Moreover, the emirate’s unwavering commitment to adopting sustainable development policies, innovation, economic diversification, and environmental sustainability has significantly enhanced its ability to attract foreign direct real estate investments.”

Dr. Al-Afifi emphasized that the increased growth rates in the volume of foreign direct real estate investments reflect the confidence of international investors in the emirate’s economy and its ability to provide long-term returns. He underscored the need to continue building a comprehensive and enticing real estate ecosystem for foreign investors, characterized by streamlined processes and seamless government service experience that facilitates the flow of foreign direct investments into the real estate sector in Abu Dhabi.

ALSO READ: UAE: Regaining its Global Construction Hub Status

Previous Story

UAE minister meets Presidents of Chad, Zambia

Next Story

DubaiDestinations: Explore Dubai’s vibrant indoor entertainment

Latest from -Top News

Britain’s Bold Move for Kyiv

Healey said on X that at Monday’s UDCG meeting, allies agreed to supply key air defence ammo to Ukraine as part of a 50-day push to arm Kyiv and pressure Putin to

Gita Gopinath to Exit IMF in August

The IMF’s Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva confirmed Gopinath’s departure and said a successor will be named “in due course.”…reports Asian Lite News Gita Gopinath, the First Deputy Managing Director of the International

Jagdeep Dhankhar Resigns as Vice President of India

Citing health-related concerns, Dhankhar’s resignation, with two years still remaining in his tenure, has taken the political establishment by surprise and triggered a fresh constitutional process to elect his successor. Jagdeep Dhankhar,

Adieu VS

In a state known for political theatre, V. S. Achuthanandan remained refreshingly unscripted — a leader whose moral authority often outshone official power. V. S. Achuthanandan, the iconic Marxist leader, lifelong crusader

Fragile Peace in Sweida Gains Regional Support

Jordan, Syria, U.S. discuss Syria’s Sweida ceasefire in Amman as more Israeli Druze cross border to Syria to fuel tensions Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi, Syrian foreign affairs chief Asaad Al-Shaibani, and
Go toTop

Don't Miss

COP28 Chief Calls On Industries to Work Together

As Dr. Al Jaber described to attendees, a “Majlis” is

Emiratisation fine of Dh72,000 to take effect from Jan 1

The fines are AED6,000 per month, a total of AED72,000