Fractional ownership is emerging as one of the UAE’s most transformative real estate models, offering citizens and residents a more accessible route into property investment. The models allows individuals to collectively purchase a percentage of a high-value property, as opposed to the entire asset.
The latest report shows that Indian investors account for the largest share of fractional property owners at 37%, followed by Emiratis at 14% and Pakistanis at 8%. Egyptians, Lebanese, Jordanians and British nationals also feature prominently.
The diverse mix reflects the UAE’s multicultural population and the broad appeal of fractional ownership for both expats and locals.
Gulf Economist Staff Writer