DUBAIRESI
1.29 AED
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Information
Name
Dubai Residential REIT
Currency
AED
Standard Leverage
1X
Market Cap
16.64B
Avg Daily Volume
3.07M
52 Week High
1.44 AED
52 Week Low
1.09 AED
Trading Hours
See hours
Business Summary
Dubai Residential REIT is a Shariah-compliant, income-generating, closed-end real estate investment trust, and the GCC's largest (in terms of Gross Asset Value) and first pure-play residential leasing REIT, managed by DHAM REIT Management. Through its portfolio, the REIT sets the benchmark for the city's residential real estate market, operating one of the largest owned and operated residential leasing portfolios in the UAE. Its portfolio comprises 21 integrated communities with over 35,700 homes serving more than 140,000 residents, spanning four key segments: Premium, Community, Affordable, and Corporate Housing. Dubai Residential REIT was incorporated in 2001 in United Arab Emirates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is trading in real estate?
Trading in real estate means buying and selling properties, such as houses, commercial buildings, or land, often aiming to make a profit from price changes or improvements made to the property.
Is real estate trading profitable?
Yes, real estate trading can be profitable by buying properties at lower prices and selling them at a higher value, especially in growing markets or after renovations. However, profitability depends on market conditions, timing, and costs like taxes and maintenance.
Can you trade stock for real estate?
You cannot directly trade stocks for real estate in a simple swap, but you can sell stocks to raise cash and then use that money to buy real estate. Some investors also use real estate investment trusts (REITs), which are stocks that represent ownership in real estate portfolios.
What is property trading?
Property trading is the buying and selling of real estate such as land, houses, or commercial buildings usually with the goal of making a profit by selling at a higher price or after improving the property.
