July 20, 2026

In times of global or regional uncertainty, one of the most common questions people ask is whether major cities continue to operate normally. For Dubai, a global hub for business, tourism, and investment, this question becomes even more important. So, is Dubai open for business?The answer, based on current conditions and government measures, is yes — Dubai continues to operate as a dynamic,...

In times of regional uncertainty, one of the most important concerns for investors, businesses, and residents is stability. Questions around safety, economic continuity, and long-term confidence naturally arise. Dubai, however, continues to demonstrate a strong ability to remain stable and operational — largely due to the proactive and well-coordinated approach of the UAE government. Understanding...

t has moved past the era of "buy anything, watch it rise." In the first half of 2026 alone, the city recorded over 86,000 real estate transactions worth more than AED 286 billion — but price growth has cooled from the double-digit surges of 2024–25 to a steadier 3–8% for the year. That shift changes the question investors need to ask. It's no longer should I invest in Dubai, it's where — because...

nt leap forward in its urban development journey. The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has officially awarded a massive AED 2 billion contract for the development of the Latifa Bint Hamdan Corridor. This 12-kilometre strategic corridor is set to redefine traffic flow in the emirate, supporting economic growth and accommodating Dubai's rapidly rising population. The most exciting news...

yes. If you are a US citizen or green card holder, you owe US taxes on Dubai rental income — every dirham of it — even though the UAE itself charges you nothing. The United States taxes its citizens on worldwide income regardless of where they live or where the property sits. Dubai's zero-tax reputation is real, but it is a UAE fact, not a US one. That distinction costs American investors more than...