Alabbar shares he has 'no concerns' on UAE property market

Friday, 6 March 2026 12:08

By ARN News Staff

Emirati businessman Mohamed Alabbar has stated that he has "no concerns" about the property market in the UAE amidst the ongoing regional developments.

Speaking to CNBC, Alabbar noted that while there might be a "cooldown", the market will not face any major conflicts.

Further commenting on the effect of capital and markets, Alabbar shared that people with "true capital" will "double down" on investments.

The businessman also revealed his thoughts on the regional developments as a whole, highlighting the safety of the UAE and its systems.

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