By: Julian Nabil
The UAE real estate market kicked off 2026 with strong, broad-based growth across its major emirates, fueled by higher transaction values, rising investor participation, and robust inflows of foreign capital.
Julian Nabil is an Online Editor at Forbes Middle East. With extensive experience in business journalism, he specializes in finance, financial markets, and energy sectors, focusing on oil and gas, energy policy, and commodities trading in the Middle East and beyond. Julian's insights and analyses have been featured in Forbes Middle East.
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Julian Nabil focuses on finance, economy, and business-related topics without a specific geographic focus. He heavily relies on data and government announcements for his coverage.
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