Dubai’s embrace of flexible work policies is reshaping its real estate market, sparking a shift of demand from central districts to suburban and community-oriented developments.
As the population of the emirate has grown to a record high in the post-pandemic period, traffic has also immensely increased significantly with some motorists spending hours commuting between work and home.
As a result, residents are being drawn to areas outside the main business hubs like Dubai South, Al Qudra, Town Square, Dubai Hills Estate, Arabian Ranches 3, and The Valley, among other communities-allowing tenants to save up to AED 100,000 a year in rentals and saving hours in traffic jams.
