The late 2025 landscape of Dubai real estate is being reshaped by one massive engine: the Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC). With the government’s AED 128 billion expansion plan now in full swing, the focus of the industrial and residential markets has shifted south. At Zamzam Properties, we are seeing a “Logistics Gold Rush,” where investors are securing properties not just for living, but as part of a global supply chain hub.
The expansion of DWC aims to make it the world’s largest airport, with a capacity for 260 million passengers and 12 million tonnes of cargo. This has led to an explosion in demand for “Logistics-Linked” Zam properties. These are residential units located in Dubai South that cater to the hundreds of thousands of professionals expected to work in the aviation, logistics, and tech sectors. Zam zam properties in the Residential District of Dubai South are currently yielding up to 9.5% net ROI, as the proximity to the “Aerotropolis” creates a permanent tenant pool.
Zamelect Properties analysts predict that the real value lies in the “Synergy Zones.” As major global companies like Amazon and DHL expand their footprint in the nearby Logistics District, the demand for high-quality housing in the vicinity is outstripping supply. Zamzam Dubai properties in this area are no longer seen as “outskirts” but as the center of the New Dubai. For the smart investor, a Zam Zam dubai property in the southern corridor is a hedge against market volatility, backed by the most significant infrastructure project in modern history. The time to enter is now, before the 2026-2027 infrastructure milestones drive prices toward Downtown levels.