The absorption rate in the UAE real estate market measures the rate at which available properties are sold over a specific period. It is an important metric that helps assess the demand for properties relative to supply. A high absorption rate indicates that properties are being sold quickly, reflecting strong demand, while a low rate suggests slower sales and potentially oversupply.
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FROM AED 1,340,000 ($364,800)
FROM AED 717,000 ($195,200)
FROM AED 2,200,000 ($599,100)
UAE GOLDEN VISA
FROM AED 2,850,000 ($776,000)
UAE GOLDEN VISA
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