Dubai Real Estate’s mortgage sector continues to demonstrate resilience as the United States Federal Reserve keeps interest rates from 4.25 percent to 4.50 percent, which provides stability in global financial markets, a new report from Betterhomes revealed.
The Emirate real estate market is seeing a constant demand for housing financing, backed by current loan conditions.
“When we house any deceleration in the buyer’s demand due to interest rates. In fact, March has seen a significant increase in buyers’ consultations compared to last year. Although a rate cut is always welcome, the real estate of Dubai Segura In interest rates “, these primers with better barrels with better cases.
The Dubai mortgage market maintains the impulse despite the retention of the United States feeding rate
Dubai land department data (DLD) reveal an increase in mortgage activity in the first quarter of 2025:
- Transactions increased 4.76 percent of 2,919 in January to 3,058 in February
- The total mortgage value increased by 32.14 percent of 10.86 billion AED in January to 14.35 billion in February
- The performance of March (as of March 19) reached 2,065 transactions with a total value of 10.26 billion aed
Lomond, a Betterhomes Affiliate, a 4.39 percent increase in mortgage transactions by 2024 compared to 2023, thought that the general value of the mortgage decreased by 3 percent duration in the same period.
“This sustained growth indicates a strong buyer confidence and greater accessibility for housing financing, with favorable value loan relations (LTV) that offer financing of up to 80% for buyers for the first time. Althhothy, at the end of banks, the number of mortgage buyers is not greatly affected,” added Jeffrey de Souza, Mortgage furniture head in Lomond.
With the stabilization of interest rates, the purchase of properties can benefit from ensuring fixed rate mortgages to guarantee predictable payments. Both expatriates and Eau nationals continue to enjoy competitive fines options.
While the current mortgage panorama remains stable, potential future changes in global markets could affect loan conditions, suggesting that this can be a strategic period for buyers to explore fines options.
