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Properties for sale in Middle East
The Middle-East.Realestate website boasts over 100,000 offers of real estate for sale in the Middle East from reliable agencies and developers. It presents over 22,000 properties in Oman, 65,000 in the UAE, 12,000 in Saudi Arabia, and 5,000 in Qatar and Bahrain. Apartments, villas, houses, penthouses, duplexes, and commercial premises are offered for purchase on primary and secondary markets.
Properties for investment in Middle East
In 2024, the cost of property in Dubai increased by 12%. The price growth of popular types of properties exceeded 20-50% in some areas:
- 20-24% for mid-segment apartments in Business Bay and JVC and premium segment apartments in Dubai Marina and Downtown Dubai;
- 35-55% for middle segment villas in Al Furjan and JVC, premium segment villas in Dubai Hills and Arabian Ranches.
The price index in Abu Dhabi in November 2024 was up 10.16% year-on-year. At the end of the year, the cost of villas in the premium segment on Yas Island increased by 22.1%, and apartments on Saadiyat Island increased by 32.4%.
In Q4 2024, apartments rose in price by 2.9% and villas by 6.5% year-on-year in Saudi Arabia. These trends are attracting investors who are seeking resale profits.
In addition, owners can expect rental income. The average yield of properties in Dubai is 6.4% per annum, while Riyadh's and Jeddah's are 6.93% and 8.96%, respectively. The profitability of properties in Qatar reaches 5.5%. Objects in popular locations, such as Dubai Investment Park, can bring up to 11% per annum.
Find and buy property in Middle East
Use the Middle-East.Realestate aggregator to find properties in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Qatar or Bahrain. The efficient search engine lets you look for properties based on key criteria like the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, size, location, and construction stage. You can browse property details, photos, and prices and then contact the seller directly for buying property in the Middle East.
Popular questions about properties in Middle East
What is the best place to buy real estate in Middle East?
Properties in the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia are in high demand among investors. Oman and Bahrain are lesser-known but promising markets.
What kind of real estate can foreigners buy on Middle-East.Realestate?
The website offers studios, apartments, penthouses, duplexes, houses, villas, townhouses, and commercial properties (offices, hotels, stores).
In which cities is it cheaper to buy real estate in Middle East?
In January 2025, the most favorable prices per m² were $1,331 in Riyadh and $2,846 in Qatar.
Where is the most expensive luxury property in Middle East located?
Real estate in the UAE remains one of the most expensive in the region, with the average price of 1 m² in Dubai reaching $4,716 in January 2025. Premium property for foreigners can cost more than $200 million.
Which cities in the Middle East do foreigners choose for moving?
The most popular destinations for relocation include Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Doha, Manama and Riyadh.
Can foreigners get a residence permit for investments in Middle East properties?
There are several programs in the region. The minimum investment threshold is:
- $200,000 in Qatar for a 1-year residence permit or $1 million for a permanent residence permit;
- $204,000 in Dubai for a 2-year residence permit or $544,500 in the UAE for a 5-year residency;
- $530,500 for buyers of properties in Bahrain for a 10-year residence permit;
- $650,000 in Oman for a 5-year residence permit or $1.3 million for a 10-year residence permit;
- $1.07 million in Saudi Arabia for permanent residence.
Is it profitable to buy properties in Middle East for investment?
Yes. In Dubai, the average cost of real estate increased by 12% in 2024, and renting in Jeddah brings up to 9% per annum.