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Dubai luxury market shifts towards trust, exclusive property access

Dubai: Trust and access to genuine properties are becoming increasingly important in Dubai’s luxury real estate market, as buyers look beyond online listings for homes that are actually available for sale. A recent Dh24.4 million sale at District One West Phase 2 highlights this trend. Brokered by CBA Real Estate’s Fedy Arapi, the property sold for about Dh2,722 per sq ft, above the development’s…

Dubai luxury market shifts towards trust, exclusive property access

Dubai's luxury real estate market is shifting its focus towards trust and exclusive access to genuine properties, as discerning buyers seek out truly available homes. A recent sale in District One West Phase 2, valued at approximately Dh24.4 million, exemplifies this trend. Brokered by CBA Real Estate's Fedy Arapi, the property fetched around Dh2,722 per square foot, exceeding the development's median listing price of Dh2,330 per square foot and outpacing the project's recent median transaction value of about Dh14 million. This sale represents one of the higher-value transactions in District One West.

As Dubai's prime residential market continues to draw wealthy investors and end users, the market's exclusive properties remain tightly controlled, prompting sellers to become more selective about choosing the right representatives. For luxury buyers, the challenge now lies not in finding listings online, but rather in determining which listings are authentic, whether the property is still available, and if the broker has a direct connection with the seller.

Salman Bin Ali, CEO of CBA Real Estate, emphasizes that the true measure of a brokerage is not the number of properties it advertises, but the authenticity of the inventory it represents. "We currently hold billions of dirhams in exclusive inventory across Dubai," Bin Ali notes, "which puts us in a distinct position, as buyers, investors, brokers, and companies know they can rely on us for genuine access to properties."

The difference between seeing a property online and actually being able to access it has become increasingly significant. Arapi, portfolio advisor at CBA Real Estate, highlights that the challenge lies in identifying genuinely available properties, establishing relationships with sellers, and securing the transaction. The strength of CBA's network enables the brokerage to connect the right parties and facilitate successful transactions.

Bin Ali asserts that CBA Real Estate is building its business around exclusive inventory, relationships, and execution, positioning the company to attract the market rather than actively chasing opportunities.

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