Restrictions in Spain and Greece impact global Airbnb activity. Dubai short-stay rental market sees renewed interest. Foreign investors redirect funds into the UAE.
Spain cuts Airbnb listings by 66,000. Greece limits new short-term units in major cities. Dubai emerges as safe, well-regulated alternative for holiday rental investments.
Dubai hosts 30,000 to 40,000 short-stay rental properties. Properties comply with Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism guidelines. Developers restricted from banning short-term use unless stated in contracts.
Dubai’s yield-focused market attracts new investor segments. Owners shift from short-term to annual leases. New rental contracts show 5–15% increases.
bnBme, Frank Porter, and Silkhaus lead short-stay services. Operational compliance and guest safety prioritized by authorities.
Upcoming apartment handovers continue into 2025. Increased inventory supports both short and long-term segments.
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