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UAE Real-Estate Market Set To Surge With New 4% Depreciation Rule

by Purnima Dhar
July 21, 2025
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UAE Real Estate Market

UAE Real Estate Market Set To Surge with New 4% Depreciation Rule

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July 18, 2025 | Dubai, UAE–  An important change for property owners in the UAE is the update to the country’s tax regime on corporations, as it is now possible to take depreciation on buildings and structures at 4%. This is likely to create a considerable incentive for property owners and investors in the UAE and enhance the attractiveness of the UAE Real-estate market.

The additional depreciation rule allows property owners to depreciate buildings and structures at a 4% depreciation rate of UAE corporate tax , thereby lowering taxable income and tax liability. This will likely free up cash flow, so that property owners can reinvest in their property or look for other business opportunities.

Benefits Of Depreciation

The new depreciation regulation will benefit the UAE Real-estate market, creating a more appealing place for property owners and investors. The increased cash flow and lower UAE corporate tax responsibility will empower property owners to manage and enhance their properties and ultimately support the growth and development of the general sector.

With the introduction of the new depreciation rule, investors in real estate can realize their returns on investment, and the UAE Real-estate sector will be more appealing than ever to investors looking to diversify portfolios and capitalize on the UAE economy. 

UAE Real-estate

Investors will be able to increase returns while reducing UAE corporate tax , and will have a new level of profitability and wealth creation opportunities, and the UAE will further prove itself to be a leading real estate investment success and economic growth location. This change will have a lasting effect on the sector and will encourage innovation, sustainable development, and continued growth.

The revised depreciation rule is expected to positively influence the UAE Real-estate high point by providing property owners and investors a favorable trading environment. Property owners gain increased cash, with lower tax liability and will be able to maintain and upgrade properties, creating growth and development in the sector.

Boost To Economic Growth 

Economic growth is also expected by the updated depreciation rule, as it will spur (additional) investment in the UAE Real-estate sector. Viability in the sector will stimulate economic activity that will create jobs and government revenues.

As the UAE Real-estate market continues to prosper, it will unlock new avenues of income for businesses, entrepreneurs, and practitioners, while simultaneously providing yet more means for the UAE to diversify and develop its economy. 

The UAE is now on firm ground to leverage new trends and opportunities. It is supported by its strong economy, stable financial and banking system. Therefore, it is a business-friendly climate to place itself as a leading economic hub in the region.

UAE Real-estate

The UAE corporate tax new 4% property depreciation rule for owners is a game-changer that will have a positive effect on the country’s UAE Real-estate industry. The rule will not only entice more investors to the landscape through a more favorable tax environment, but it will also improve cash flow for property owners while igniting further growth in the UAE’s economic development.

The UAE corporate tax regime in the UAE has been amended so that property owners can now claim a 4% depreciable rate on buildings and structures, which ultimately lowers taxable income and tax liability of UAE corporate tax . This is a major benefit for owners of property, and should assist in encouraging even more capital investment into UAE Real-estate, and support growing the economy.

Property Market Surge

 Providing property owners with increased cash flow, alongside a lower tax liability, will allow them to continue to maintain and enhance their properties, which will ultimately provide sector-wide growth and efficiency, and make the UAE an even more attractive investment market for real estate.

The changes to the depreciation rule are expected to create a domino effect by fostering economic growth, innovation, and investment across sectors in the UAE economy.

UAE Real-estate

 As the UAE Real-estate market continues to prosper in the future. It will unlock new avenues of income for businesses, entrepreneurs, and practitioners. It is simultaneously providing yet more means for the UAE to diversify and develop its economy. 

The UAE is now on firm ground to leverage new trends and opportunities. It is supported by its strong economy, stable financial and banking system. Therefore, it is a business-friendly climate to place itself as a leading economic hub in the region.

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