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A surge in real estate activity across Yas Island, Al Reem and the capital's emerging districts is pulling thousands of new professionals into the emirate's job market — and pushing salaries to levels not seen since the pre-2020 oil correction.
Apartment costs surge in key districts while employers prioritize local hiring, reshaping finances for residents across the capital.
From Reem Island offices sitting partly empty to SME lending tightening across the capital, Abu Dhabi's business community is absorbing a set of pressures that looked manageable twelve months ago but feel sharper today.
Softer oil prices, regional instability, and a post-boom investment climate are testing the emirate's economic engine in ways not seen since 2020.
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