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Posted On: 1/16/2026, 9:18:44 AM
Last Update: 1/16/2026, 9:18:44 AM
Dubai's Ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has revealed that the emirate achieved Dh917 billion in real estate transactions by 2025, surpassing expectations.
Amazingly, this success aligns with Dubai's long-term strategy, which aims for Dh1 trillion in transactions by 2033.
He thanked the world and investors for their trust in Dubai, reaffirming a commitment to ongoing development across all sectors to offer optimal opportunities for supporters of the national economy, highlighting the UAE's dedication to honesty and accountability.
Dubai's real estate sector achieved a historic high in 2025, with 215,700 property sales, marking an 18.7% increase in transaction volume and a 30.9% rise in sales value compared to 2024.
Sheikh Mohammed stressed that the record results demonstrate trust in Dubai's vision and economic resilience, highlighting the significance of careful planning, transparent regulations, and a balanced approach to progress that preserves the quality of life.
Notably, he asserted the strategic role of the real estate sector in Dubai's diversified economy, noting that innovation is essential, with a focus on human interest and a prosperous future.
Moreover, Dubai's real estate market is advancing toward the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033, targeting a 70% increase in transaction volume to reach Dh1 trillion, in line with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33, which aims to double the economy and elevate Dubai's global economic status.
In 2025, Dubai's real estate sector experienced significant activity, recording 3.11 million transactions—an increase of 7% from 2024—indicating rising demand and a robust participant base, underscoring the sector's importance to the economy.
Real estate investments in 2025 reached over Dh680 billion across 258.6 thousand deals, marking a 29% increase in value and 20% in number. The investor base grew to approximately 193.1 thousand, a 24% rise with 129.6 thousand new investors, reflecting a 23% growth. Resident investors comprised 56.6% of the total.
Likewise, women have increased their engagement in the real estate market, making investments totaling Dh154 billion through 76,700 deals. This marks a 31% growth in investment value and a 24% increase in the number of transactions, highlighting a more inclusive investment environment.
Besides, luxury property investments in Dubai increased by 5% to Dh3.98 billion, with renters typically waiting 4.8 years before becoming investors, indicating a growing interest in property ownership.
The market experienced significant activity in property sales and mortgages, with the top 10 areas for real estate transactions being Al Barsha South Fourth, Business Bay, Wadi Al Safa 5, Dubai Airport City, Dubai Marina, Jebel Ali First, Al Yelayiss 1, Wadi Al Safa 3, Dubai Investment Park Second, and Al Thanyah Fifth.
Furthermore, transaction values were highest in the following areas: Business Bay, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, Burj Khalifa, Al Barsha South Fourth, Mohammed Bin Rashid Gardens, Dubai Airport City, Wadi Al Safa 5, Wadi Al Safa 3, and Al Yelayiss 1.
In the realm of mortgage transactions, the leading ten areas include Al Barsha South Fourth, Dubai Marina, Jebel Ali First, Wadi Al Safa 5, Burj Khalifa, Al Thanyah Fifth, Business Bay, Madinat Hind 4, Al Merkadh, and Al Hebiah Fourth.
Fundamentally, mortgage transactions in Dubai's top areas include Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, Business Bay, Al Barsha South Fourth, Burj Khalifa, Al Wasl, Mohammed Bin Rashid Gardens, Al Thanyah Fifth, Jebel Ali First, and Al Thanyah Fourth, highlighting the diversity of investment opportunities and balanced geographical growth in the emirate.
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