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Arabian Business4 May 2026

Emirates' full network return signals 'complete recovery picture' for Dubai real estate ahead of summer surge

"We're seeing overseas buyers re-enter the market and take advantage of opportunities they might have previously missed."

The National30 April 2026

Dubai’s updated property visa rules to spur demand and attract overseas buyers

Lewis Allsopp, chief executive of Allsopp & Allsopp, predicted that the new rules would help the UAE to bring in more capital and attract long-term residents, which will support the property market.

Arabian Business21 April 2026

Dubai property market rebounds as buyer confidence returns, Allsopp & Allsopp says

New Allsopp & Allsopp data shows a sharp rebound in Dubai residential property.

Arabian Business31 March 2026

UAE ticketing platform Seatsy launches to tap booming 'experience economy'

"People in the UAE spend more on hospitality, sports and music per head than anywhere else in the world."

Khaleej Times22 March 2026

No huge drop in Dubai property prices that could be termed ‘distressed assets’, say industry executives

Lewis Allsopp, chairman and co-founder of Allsopp & Allsopp, stressed that the Dubai property market has not dropped 30 per cent.

The National10 March 2026

'Stability, not panic': Dubai real estate companies see steadiness despite Iran war

Lewis Allsopp reports stability in the secondary market and a 75 per cent rise in viewings versus the unrest’s initial days.

Khaleej Times24 February 2026

Dubai rents seen cooling as new supply reshapes market

“After several years of consistent rental growth, we’re now seeing the market move into a phase of stabilisation,” said Lewis Allsopp, chairman of Allsopp & Allsopp.

Khaleej Times14 January 2026

Slowdown in Dubai? Property data from 2025 proves analysts wrong

“A year on, Dubai’s real estate market has defied the forecasted slowdown, demonstrating strong transaction growth across all major sectors according to the Dubai Land Department figures,” according to Allsopp & Allsopp.

Gulf Business5 January 2026

Dhs4m rentals and rising: Why some Dubai landlords aren’t blinking

At Gulf Business’ latest real estate panel in November, Lewis Allsopp, chairman of Allsopp & Allsopp, dismissed predictions of an imminent downturn, pointing instead to population growth, infrastructure expansion and more than $700bn in long-term investment…

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The National8 November 2025

Dubai’s new housing supply fails to keep pace with population growth

“An increase in apartment supply isn’t inherently negative,” said Lewis Allsopp, chairman of real estate agency Allsopp & Allsopp.

Khaleej Times6 July 2025

Dubai secondary property market boom sparks concern over 'greedy' price push

"We've seen a significant shift in buyer focus towards the secondary market,” said Lewis Allsopp, Chairman of Allsopp & Allsopp.

Khaleej Times3 July 2025

Dubai: Villa, townhouse prices more than double due to influx of families, millionaires

A shift in buyer preference towards larger, more private living spaces has driven prices up significantly, underscored by a growth in population and more people wanting to enter homeownership on arrival in Dubai,” said Lewis Allsopp, chairman of Allsopp…

The National7 April 2025

Here's what Dh1 million gets you today in Dubai's boom town property market

"Dubai offers great value compared to cities like London, Tokyo and New York for a few key reasons," said Lewis Allsopp, chairman at Allsopp & Allsopp estate agency.

Khaleej Times5 March 2025

Dubai: More residents eye home ownership as lease renewals drop by 30%

They're moving beyond renting and choosing to settle here,” said Lewis Allsopp, chairman of Allsopp & Allsopp.

Gulf News13 December 2024

Dubai brokers will need to follow new strict rule on 'Just Sold' ads

“The circular (from DLD) is directly for brokerage houses and agencies for the announcements of deals that have been signed and approved,” said Lewis Allsopp, Chairman of Allsopp & Allsopp Group.

Khaleej Times27 October 2024

Dubai: Why are more people selling off-plan properties a year ahead of completion?

Lack of ready properties Lewis Allsopp, chairman of Allsopp & Allsopp, says that as developers continue to try to meet the market's demand, 22,555 off-plan unit launches occurred in the third quarter.

The National19 September 2024

How will US Fed rate cut affect UAE mortgages?

Meanwhile, Lewis Allsopp, chairman of real estate company Allsopp & Allsopp Group , says the interest rate reductions are expected to result in increased demand for UAE properties.

The National3 September 2024

Interest rate cuts set to increase affordability of UAE's small to mid-segment homes

Meanwhile, Lewis Allsopp, chairman of real estate company Allsopp & Allsopp Group , says the anticipated interest rate reductions are expected to result in increased demand for UAE properties.

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Zawya29 July 2024

Allsopp & Allsopp’s private office achieves record-breaking AED105mln sale in Tilal Al Ghaf | ZAWYA

Lewis Allsopp, Chairman of Allsopp & Allsopp, said, “Tilal Al Ghaf is one of the most impressive and popular new luxury developments in Dubai, and we are delighted to have achieved this record-breaking sale.

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Economy Middle East27 June 2024

Dubai's mortgage market at 14-month high: Top areas seeing highest activity

Lewis Allsopp: “We’re seeing a shift in the market towards better mortgage education, which is driving higher activity.”

Khaleej Times23 June 2024

Dubai rents set to jump 10% in remainder of 2024

Lewis Allsopp, chairman of Allsopp and Allsopp, projected that the second half of 2024 and 2025 will likely see a shift towards a more steady and gradual rental growth.

Arabian Business7 June 2024

UAE real estate: Allsopp & Allsopp launch Dubai's first private office for ultra-rich luxury property buyers

Launch of Dubai's first homegrown Private Office for homes of $7 million and above.

AGBIJune 2024

Wealthy migrants to UAE boost luxuries but stir inflation

Lewis Allsopp points to the UAE's tax-free environment as a significant draw.

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The National23 May 2024

How much should you earn to buy a Dubai property worth $1 million?

To comfortably afford this, a monthly salary between Dh25,000 to Dh30,000 would be ideal,” says Lewis Allsopp, chairman of real estate agency Allsopp & Allsopp.

Khaleej Times28 January 2024

Dubai: Branded residences offer up to 100% higher rents

These contemporary, well-planned living spaces within desirable residential buildings provide luxurious amenities and can command up to 100 per cent higher rents than 'non-branded' units within similar locations,” said Lewis Allsopp, chairman of Allsopp…

The National24 January 2024

Dubai developers entice new buyers with favourable payment terms

Lewis Allsopp, chairman of Allsopp & Allsopp Group , said the resurgence of attractive payment plans is a positive development for the market.

AGBIJanuary 2024

A moment of calm after two hectic years for UAE real estate

"Unless there is a significant increase in property construction and handovers, the shortage of available properties in the city is expected to persist for the foreseeable future."

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AGBIJanuary 2024

Dubai's smaller homes more affordable than global rivals

"International investors from cities like London, Hong Kong, and Paris are accustomed to smaller, urban living spaces."

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Khaleej Times17 September 2023

Dubai real estate market booms: New projects gain momentum as new buyers flock in

Lewis Allsopp, CEO of Allsopp & Allsopp Group says the city's development pace is yet to match its constant demand.

The National28 July 2023

What's next for the Dubai property market?

“Rental and purchase prices will continue to climb simply due to the lack of supply in the market,” said Lewis Allsopp, chief executive of real estate company Allsopp and Allsopp.

The National15 June 2023

Dubai's property bubble far from bursting, real estate experts say

“Dubai's property boom is not due to slow down anytime soon,” said Lewis Allsopp.

The National20 April 2023

'Pressing need' for more homes to ease Dubai property shortage, experts say

“There is a pressing need for more property developments with quicker handover times to address the housing shortage in Dubai,” said Lewis Allsopp, chief executive of real estate company Allsopp & Allsopp.

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Al Arabiya English19 January 2023

Dubai's property prices, rents to continue to rise in 2023: Report

Lewis Allsopp expects prices to keep rising in 2023 due to a lack of new units.

The National25 October 2022

Why Dubai apartments are the choice ahead of villas for property hunters again

Lewis Allsopp on why apartments were leading demand ahead of villas, citing deposit changes and low interest rates.

Gulf News26 August 2022

In Dubai, property buyers find ready homes costing a lot less than new launches

At Dubai Creek Harbour, “Allsopp & Allsopp has seen a 60 per cent increase in transactions in the first six months of 2022 compared to the whole of 2021,” said Lewis Allsopp, CEO at the firm, which is a listing partner of the property portal houza.com.

The National14 June 2022

Are Dubai properties near the Etihad Rail line set for a price boost?

"Transport links are always an advantage when looking to invest in property in any city, Dubai is no different," says Lewis Allsopp, chief executive of Allsopp & Allsopp.

The National27 May 2022

Nine questions to ask if you plan to rent or buy a property

Lewis Allsopp on questions tenants and buyers should ask their agent.

The National20 April 2022

Dubai and Abu Dhabi property markets to receive 'influx of buyers' from new UAE visa rules

The property sector in the UAE will benefit hugely from the Golden Visa for real estate investors, according to Lewis Allsopp, chief executive of Allsopp & Allsopp.

The National20 April 2022

Three estate agents share their top picks of where to rent in Dubai

Lewis Allsopp, chief executive of Allsopp & Allsopp, said Downtown Dubai was the agency’s second most-popular area for rentals in Q1.

The National18 February 2022

Ten things to know before buying property in the UAE

Lewis Allsopp advises first-time buyers on the fees beyond the deposit.

Arabian Business4 February 2021

Pent-up demand drives record revenue for Dubai property broker

Allsopp & Allsopp records its best month for revenue.

Khaleej Times17 November 2020

Investors turn their sights towards UAE’s real estate sector

“However, in the last couple of months, Allsopp & Allsopp have seen a huge demand for properties that are in great condition and at an attractive and competitive price but these properties are becoming few and far between and some buyers are now willing to pay…”

Arabian Business2020

The challenges and opportunities when buying a home in Dubai in 2020

Lewis Allsopp on how the sector had to change quickly.

Gulf News13 February 2019

‘No quick fix for oversupply’

“With Expo 2020, these sectors will continue to expand, creating job opportunities,” says Allsopp.

Arabian Business2019

Real Estate Titans 2019

Lewis Allsopp named in Arabian Business's Real Estate Titans list.

Khaleej Times20 December 2018

Property agents push homes that come with higher commissions

Most often, these higher commissions appear in special promotional periods rather than just a flat rule over a long period of time," explained Lewis Allsopp, CEO of Allsopp & Allsopp.

The National8 November 2018

Allsopp & Allsopp founder: 'I went from being sacked in the UK to driving a Rolls-Royce in Dubai'

Profile of how Lewis Allsopp founded Allsopp & Allsopp in Dubai after leaving UK estate agency.

Gulf News1 November 2018

Homebuyers decide ‘with their hearts’

End users such as tenants and property owners account for a majority of Allsopp’s business, underlining a more intimate relationship with customers that he tries to nurture at each given opportunity…

Time Out Dubai2 September 2018

Fancy owning a private island just off Dubai?

Lewis Allsopp on a private island for sale off Dubai.

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Gulf News28 March 2018

Real estate snapshot: highs and lows of the past decade

Lewis Allsopp, CEO, Allsopp & Allsopp Real Estate Broker The major achievements of the Dubai real estate market between 2008 and today can be classified into three exclusive trends: market maturity, regulatory framework and youth-driven investments.