The F1 weekend at Yas Marina always proves one thing:
Abu Dhabi real estate and Formula 1 have the exact same energy — dramatic, expensive, and everyone pretends to understand what’s going on.
You try to reach Yas Island “early.”
Cute.
So does half the city.
By the time you arrive, you’ve spent more time in traffic than some agents spend writing full listings.
Inside the circuit, it’s not a race… it’s a fashion show with background engine noise.
People dressed to impress, influencers doing slow-motion walks, and somewhere in between all that, cars are actually moving.
And just like real estate:
Prices go up every year
Everyone claims they “got the best deal”
The real action happens faster than you can blink
And nobody knows who actually wins until the very end
But here’s the best part —
As the drivers race on the track, investors race to buy in Yas Island, hoping to catch the next big appreciation before it accelerates past them at 300 km/h.
In the end, F1 weekend feels exactly like hunting for a villa in Abu Dhabi:
Fast. Loud. Stressful. Overpriced.
And somehow…
we will still do it again next year.
