Dubai real estate index drops 20% within five days, Iran geopolitical conflict triggers market risk aversion sentiment

Gate News reports that on March 10, due to the escalation of Iran’s geopolitical conflicts, investor risk aversion increased. The Dubai financial market real estate index has fallen approximately 20% over the past five trading days, erasing all gains made earlier in 2025. Data shows that the index reached a peak of 16,910.3 on February 27, but quickly declined due to escalating regional tensions. Previously, the index had risen about 15% at the beginning of 2025, continuing a strong performance in recent years, with a 63% increase in 2024 and a 38% increase in 2023. According to real estate consulting firm Anarock, Dubai’s real estate transaction volume in 2025 may reach approximately 917 billion dirhams (about 250 billion USD), setting a new record, with total transactions expected to exceed 270,000 throughout the year.

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