The UAE’s real estate market aims to hit $710 billion by 2024. Aligning with the UAE Net Zero 2050 and Dubai 2040 Urban Masterplan, Dubai’s real estate sector is adopting sustainability measures.
Dubai, ranked third globally for LEED-certified projects, leads the sustainability charge.
Madhav Dhar, COO of ZāZEN Properties, highlights developments focusing on energy efficiency, smart design, and sustainable construction methods.
Residential projects prioritize natural light, insulation, and green technology, contributing to the nation’s green agenda.
Green-certified buildings command premiums, outperforming global markets.
The shift towards green buildings considers social, economic, and health factors, essential for value preservation.
The UAE targets energy efficiency and emissions reduction by 2030, moving towards climate awareness.
With the real estate sector set to hit $710 billion by 2024, prioritizing sustainability is crucial.
75% of UAE investors foresee sustainable development as the norm by 2030.
Dhar predicts a shift in investment towards sustainable developments, reshaping the UAE’s real estate landscape.