Dubai’s property market has reached a historic milestone in 2025, recording a total of AED559.4 billion ($152.3 billion) in real estate transactions — the highest annual value in the emirate’s history, achieved even before the year’s end.
In October 2025 alone, Dubai witnessed 19,875 property deals worth AED59.4 billion ($16.2 billion). The total number of transactions for the first ten months of the year climbed to 178,244, already surpassing the 180,900 transactions recorded in all of 2024, valued at AED522.1 billion ($141.9 billion).
Apartments continued to dominate Dubai’s real estate sector, with 16,238 transactions worth AED31 billion ($8.4 billion) — marking a steady 3.4% increase in volume compared to last year.
Villa transactions totaled 2,549 deals worth AED15.5 billion ($4.2 billion), reflecting a slight dip in volume, while land acquisitions surged, reaching 399 plots sold for AED11 billion ($3 billion) — a strong 23.9% year-on-year rise.
The commercial property segment was another standout, growing 61.7% year-on-year with 689 transactions worth AED1.9 billion ($517 million). Meanwhile, the average price per square foot rose 6.7% to AED1,692 ($461), highlighting Dubai’s continued capital appreciation.
Off-plan sales have once again outperformed resales, driving Dubai’s market growth. In October, there were 13,926 off-plan transactions worth AED38.7 billion ($10.5 billion) — nearly double the 5,949 resale transactions valued at AED20.7 billion ($5.6 billion).
This strong performance underscores Dubai’s appeal as an investor’s hub, offering high transparency, attractive payment plans, and access to verified transaction data, allowing buyers to invest with confidence.
| Area | Transactions | Sales Value |
| Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) | 1,685 | AED2.5bn ($681m) |
| Business Bay | 1,177 | AED3.2bn ($871m) |
| Wadi Al Safa 5 | 1,110 | AED1.7bn ($463m) |
| Dubai Marina | 893 | AED2.6bn ($708m) |
| Dubai Hills Estate | 764 | AED2.1bn ($571m) |
These top-performing areas highlight the steady demand for both affordable and premium communities — JVC leading the mid-market segment, while Business Bay, Dubai Marina, and Dubai Hills Estate attract investors seeking luxury and prime centrality.
Major developers continue to define Dubai’s skyline with record-breaking projects. DAMAC Properties led the charge in October, followed by Binghatti, Azizi, Sobha Realty, and Ellington Properties, reflecting strong investor interest in both luxury and branded residences.
With continued demand from international investors, attractive off-plan launches, and strategic infrastructure expansion, Dubai’s property sector remains one of the most resilient in the world.
Experts expect the momentum to continue into 2026, with stable growth in off-plan sales and a moderate rise in ready property prices. The government’s ongoing support for foreign ownership, long-term visas, and sustainability-focused projects is set to further elevate the market’s appeal.
At Evernest Real Estate, we bring you trusted insights, data-driven updates, and exclusive property opportunities to help you make confident investment decisions across Dubai and the UAE.
Source: Official Dubai Land Department data, 2025 market reports.
Dubai’s property market has reached a historic milestone in 2025, recording a total of AED559.4 billion ($152.3 billion) in real estate transactions — the highest annual value in the emirate’s history, achieved even before the year’s end.
In October 2025 alone, Dubai witnessed 19,875 property deals worth AED59.4 billion ($16.2 billion). The total number of transactions for the first ten months of the year climbed to 178,244, already surpassing the 180,900 transactions recorded in all of 2024, valued at AED522.1 billion ($141.9 billion).
Apartments continued to dominate Dubai’s real estate sector, with 16,238 transactions worth AED31 billion ($8.4 billion) — marking a steady 3.4% increase in volume compared to last year.
Villa transactions totaled 2,549 deals worth AED15.5 billion ($4.2 billion), reflecting a slight dip in volume, while land acquisitions surged, reaching 399 plots sold for AED11 billion ($3 billion) — a strong 23.9% year-on-year rise.
The commercial property segment was another standout, growing 61.7% year-on-year with 689 transactions worth AED1.9 billion ($517 million). Meanwhile, the average price per square foot rose 6.7% to AED1,692 ($461), highlighting Dubai’s continued capital appreciation.
Off-plan sales have once again outperformed resales, driving Dubai’s market growth. In October, there were 13,926 off-plan transactions worth AED38.7 billion ($10.5 billion) — nearly double the 5,949 resale transactions valued at AED20.7 billion ($5.6 billion).
This strong performance underscores Dubai’s appeal as an investor’s hub, offering high transparency, attractive payment plans, and access to verified transaction data, allowing buyers to invest with confidence.
| Area | Transactions | Sales Value |
| Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) | 1,685 | AED2.5bn ($681m) |
| Business Bay | 1,177 | AED3.2bn ($871m) |
| Wadi Al Safa 5 | 1,110 | AED1.7bn ($463m) |
| Dubai Marina | 893 | AED2.6bn ($708m) |
| Dubai Hills Estate | 764 | AED2.1bn ($571m) |
These top-performing areas highlight the steady demand for both affordable and premium communities — JVC leading the mid-market segment, while Business Bay, Dubai Marina, and Dubai Hills Estate attract investors seeking luxury and prime centrality.
Major developers continue to define Dubai’s skyline with record-breaking projects. DAMAC Properties led the charge in October, followed by Binghatti, Azizi, Sobha Realty, and Ellington Properties, reflecting strong investor interest in both luxury and branded residences.
With continued demand from international investors, attractive off-plan launches, and strategic infrastructure expansion, Dubai’s property sector remains one of the most resilient in the world.
Experts expect the momentum to continue into 2026, with stable growth in off-plan sales and a moderate rise in ready property prices. The government’s ongoing support for foreign ownership, long-term visas, and sustainability-focused projects is set to further elevate the market’s appeal.
At Evernest Real Estate, we bring you trusted insights, data-driven updates, and exclusive property opportunities to help you make confident investment decisions across Dubai and the UAE.
Source: Official Dubai Land Department data, 2025 market reports.
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