Dubai's real estate market reached new highs in the third quarter of 2025: prices continued to rise, the volume of new construction remains record-breaking and demand continues unabated. However, the UBS Bubble Index calls for caution - a market overheating is approaching.

The real estate market in Dubai has been one of the most exciting addresses for international investors for years. There is currently a particularly favorable opportunity for buyers from German-speaking countries: the Swiss franc and the euro are currently exceptionally strong against the dirham (AED), the national currency of the United Arab Emirates. For you as a buyer, this means that you can now get significantly more property for the same money - be it in the form of larger living space, higher-quality fittings or a better location.

The real estate market in Dubai remains dynamic and internationally attractive, not only for major investors, but increasingly also for private individuals who want to buy property together. But is it even possible for several people to buy an apartment together in Dubai? The answer is yes. Dubai allows two or more natural persons or legal entities to buy a property together and be entered in the land register as co-owners. The ownership shares can be divided equally or as desired, for example 50/50 for two buyers or individually graded, such as 60/40 or 70/30. As long as the distribution is contractually clarified and signed by all parties, almost any constellation is conceivable. A joint purchase is suitable for married couples, family members, friends or business partners.