Why the Sosna Royal group monitors the Dubai real-estate market

The Sosna Royal group consistently seeks jurisdictions that combine macroeconomic stability, legal certainty and sufficient depth of the real-estate market. Among the markets under regular review, the Emirate of Dubai stands out for its fundamentals. The following overview summarises why the region receives heightened attention. Macroeconomic framework and political stability Over the last two decades Dubai has emerged as one of the most dynamic economies in the MENA region. Persistently low inflation, an open business regime and systematic federal and emirate-level support for foreign investment create an environment conducive to long-term capital allocation to real estate. Demand profile and occupancy The residential and hospitality segments in the emirate's stronger locations record consistently high occupancy — repeatedly above 90 % in the main districts. Demand is supported by a combination of tourism, an inflow of skilled labour and population growth targeted by the emirate's long-term strategy. Tax and regulatory framework The UAE offer foreign investors one of the region's most favourable tax regimes. The absence of personal income tax on rental income and low transaction costs improve the net yield of an investment. In parallel, the regulatory framework of the Dubai Land Department and RERA has increased market transparency and end-buyer protection in recent years. Diversification and international capital Public data show that capital flows into the Dubai real-estate market from dozens of jurisdictions, with material shares from the United States, India, the United Kingdom, China and the European Union. A broad investor base reduces exposure to any single region and contributes to the market's resilience. Relevance for the group's investment strategy In the UAE, the Sosna Royal group focuses on selective participation in projects with a proven location, robust end-user demand and a clearly defined exit. The objective is not speculative exposure but a disciplined selection of transactions with an appropriate risk-return profile, consistent with the group's overall investment policy. Risk notice Investment in real estate abroad carries risks including cyclical market movements, currency risk (AED / EUR / CZK), regulatory changes and lower liquidity compared with listed instruments. This news item is provided for information only and does not constitute a public offer or an investment recommendation within the meaning of applicable law.