The United Arab Emirates continues to draw consistent capital inflows, bolstered by its relative political stability, advantageous tax frameworks, pro-business regulations, and its established reputation as a safe-haven destination, according to Archers Valuation & Advisory. Rus Kolinko, Managing Partner at the firm, stated that rather than capital exiting the UAE during times of regional volatility, the market is experiencing sustained investment accompanied by a far more disciplined and structured approach to managing risk.
Within the real estate sector, both financiers and investors are showing greater selectivity, placing intense focus on asset quality, cash flow sustainability, refinancing risks, and overall project execution. Kolinko noted that this evolving macroeconomic, geopolitical, and financing landscape has driven a significant increase in demand for independent property valuations and technical due diligence. This trend is particularly evident in corporate restructuring, refinancing, institutional buyouts, and transactions involving intricate corporate ownership frameworks.
Technical due diligence assessments have shifted to become highly risk-centric. Investors are now scrutinizing long-term asset performance, operational resilience, projected capital expenditures (capex), compliance risks, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors before committing capital.
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