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السياق الخليجي
Dubai's real estate sector has historically served as a barometer for broader GCC economic health and foreign capital inflows, with rental yields reflecting the balance between supply dynamics, population growth, and expatriate demand across the emirate. Rental yield levels in the 9 percent range are material within the Gulf's real estate landscape, particularly as they influence capital allocation decisions among regional and international investors and signal the relative competitiveness of UAE property assets against equity and fixed-income alternatives. Property market stability in Dubai typically carries spillover effects across GCC equity markets through exposure via financial institutions, real estate investment trusts, and construction-related companies, while also anchoring broade
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