Buying the Dislocation: Inside RD Dubai’s Shift to Distressed Deals and Proven Locations with Co-Founder Lukas Kerrebijn
Every time there is doubt, something is repriced. This year, it is repricing conviction in the UAE, separating purchasers who are eager to take over from owners who want to sell. Dubai’s real estate sector was disrupted but not destroyed by the regional turmoil earlier in 2026. As buyers shifted to the sidelines, apartment prices sagged by around 3%, and some investors, shaken by the conflict, started looking to sell their UAE assets, transaction volumes dropped by about 25%. Such dislocation seldom lasts, and when it does, it benefits the person in a position to relocate. RD…
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