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• Price performance
• Rent performance
• Residential supply
• Cavendish Maxwell Residential
Market Survey - Q4 2015
Content
Sale price movement
Q3 2015 - Q4 2015
-1% -1%
Q4 2014 - Q4 2015
-6% -8%
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Apartments
• Apartment prices declined, on average, by 1% in
Q4 2015, where International City declined slightly faster
at 2%.
• During the last 12 months, apartment price declines varied significantly
across Dubai, dropping an average of 6% with peripheral locations such as
Discovery Gardens, International City and Motor City declining the most
at 9%, 9% and 10% respectively.
Sale performance
Apartments sale performance
Figure 1
Source: Property Monitor Index
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Villas
• Villa prices have declined by an average of 1% in Q4
2015, slower than the 2% in Q3 2015.
• On average, villa prices have declined by approximately
8% in the last 12 months. Prices at more established villa
communities such as The Meadows and Springs declined
by 12% and 18% respectively as buyers opted to purchase
in the newer and upcoming communities.
Sale performance
Villas sale performance
Figure 2
Source: Property Monitor Index
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Apartments
• Apartment rents have slightly declined by 1% in Q4 2015
and approximately 3% during 2015 across Dubai.
• The rate of decline varies from one development to
another with International City rents declining at a higher
rate of 2%, similar to the sale price trend in Q4 2015.
• On average, studio rental rates have increased while one
and two bed rents have during Q4 2015.
Villas
• Villa rents have followed a similar trend as apartments
with an average drop of 1% in Q4 2015 from Q3 2015
and a 3% decline during 2015.
• Rents in prime villa communities such as Arabian Ranches,
Jumeirah Golf Estates and Jumeirah Islands remained
relatively stable in Q4 2015 as in Q3 2015.
• Rents of three and five bed villas remained stable,
whereas four bed villa rents have declined in Q4 2015.
Rent performance
Business Bay
Discovery Gardens
Dubai Marina
Dubai Sports City
International City
Jumeirah Beach Residences
Motor City
Palm Jumeirah (Shoreline Apartments)
The Greens
The Views
Al Furjan Villas
Arabian Ranches
Jumeirah Golf Estates
Jumeirah Islands
Jumeirah Park
Jumeirah Village Triangle
The Lakes
The Meadows
The Springs
Victory Heights
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Figure 3 Figure 4 Source: Property Monitor IndexSource: Property Monitor Index
Apartments rental performance Villas rental performance
Rental rate
AED/sq ft/annum
Q4 2015
Rental rate
AED/sq ft/annum
Q4 2015
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• Approximately 8,800 additional residential units entered the Dubai market in 2015.
• Over 70% of those are apartments with the remainder being villas and townhouses.
• Major completions in Dubai Sports City, Dubai Silicon Oasis and Dubailand.
• Approximately 7,000 units have been delayed from 2015 to 2016.
• Excluding those, 30,000 units have been scheduled for delivery in 2016, which may be
subject to potential delays.
• The Dubai government budget for 2016 was increased by 12% to AED 46.1 billion, of
which 14% allocated to infrastructure, which shows continued commitment toward the
growth of Dubai leading up to 2020.
2015 Completions
Pipeline
Residential supply
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Looking back - Q4 2015 - sales and rents
Q1 2016 sales outlook
Apartments
Percentage of agents who predicted
apartment prices would:
Villas
Percentage of agents who predicted
villa prices would:
Q1 20165 rents outlook
Apartments
Percentage of agents who predicted
apartment rents would:
Villas
Percentage of agents who predicted
villa rents would:
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36% of agents surveyed had predicted villa
prices to decline by up to 5%
predictions vs reality
40% of agents surveyed had predicted
apartment prices to remain unchanged.
Majority of agents surveyed had predicted that
rents would remain the same for both apartments
and villas.
Villa prices fell by 1%
Apartment prices fell by 1%
Apartment and villa rents declined by 1%
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