While global housing markets tread cautiously amid macroeconomic volatility and policy shifts, the UAE's residential sector has delivered a remarkably resilient performance. In particular, Dubai—renowned for its vibrant dynamism and spirit of innovation—has stood out with a residential market that continues to impress.
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Dubai’s skyline is a striking showcase of innovation, with iconic real estate projects and architecture. As the city continues to grow and attract global investors and residents, real estate projects must focus on livability, flexibility and community.
A new and exciting real estate development is coming to Dubai Islands with the launch of STAMN Nautis Residences. The prime residential project is the third in STAMN’s rapidly growing Dubai property investment portfolio. The grand launch for Nautis Residences was held at a star-studded broker event at the Park Hyatt next to the yacht marina on the beautiful Dubai Creek.
On July 2, 2025, following the successful debut of STAMN ONE on January 13 and the highly anticipated launch of STAMN YUNI on April 25, STAMN proudly unveiled its third major development—Nautis Residences, located on Dubai Islands. This coastal living masterpiece was introduced through a grand launch ceremony that artfully merged design aesthetics with forward-thinking residential concepts. Approximately 600 clients and brokers gathered to witness the official unveiling of this landmark waterfront residence.
On June 29, 2025 (local time), the 3rd “STAMN Cup – King of Guandan” Friendship Tournament concluded successfully at the headquarters of STAMN in Dubai. The event was co-organized by the Chinese Cultural and Sports Association of the UAE and the UAE Chinese Guandan Association, and proudly sponsored by the Jiangxi Chamber of Commerce and Fellowship Association in the UAE, STAMN Development Company, and Xingyue Haoyu Hotpot.
As the global wealth landscape continues to undergo rapid transformation, Dubai is redefining itself beyond a traditional investment market, becoming a strategic destination for African high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) seeking long-term wealth preservation and lifestyle enhancement.
Dubai, a global metropolis celebrated for innovation and luxury, is entering a new era of infrastructure transformation. From the launch of the Blue Line metro to the upgrade of key arterial roads, these “quiet yet powerful” developments are reshaping the city’s urban fabric and enhancing everyday life for residents.
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In recent years, a major driver of the real estate investment boom in the United Arab Emirates has been the strong purchasing intent among high-net-worth individuals worldwide. Data shows that over two-thirds (68%) of individuals with personal wealth between USD 30 million and USD 50 million plan to invest in UAE real estate this year. In contrast, only 12% of investors with wealth between USD 2 million and USD 5 million expressed similar intentions.
On April 25th, at the Park Hyatt Hotel Dubai, STAMN proudly unveiled its latest masterpiece in Jumeirah Garden City — the STAMN YUNI Launch Ceremony was held as scheduled, marking another milestone in the company’s Dubai development journey.
According to DXB (Dubai Land Authority's official website), a total of 8,465 units were sold in Dubai's off-plan market in March, down 20.19% month-on-month and up 10.8% year-on-year, while off-plan transactions amounted to 23.4 billion dirhams, down 26.18% month-on-month and up 1.9% compared to last year, and the average price was AED 1,670/sq ft, up 9.3% year-on-year in March 2024. Due to the impact of Ramadan, the transaction volume of Dubai's real estate market has declined.
