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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 03-Apr-2025
Dubai villa sales double in February. Branded residences in Dubai now command a 42% premium over non-branded properties. Off-plan property is now an alternative to mortgage.
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April 03, 2025
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Dubai’s property market surged in February, with total sales hitting $14 billion, up 40% from last year. Villa sales nearly doubled to 3,679 units, driving the growth, while apartment sales rose 21%. Over 60% of all purchases were off-plan, underscoring strong investor demand.
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Branded residences in Dubai now command a 42% premium over non-branded properties, averaging AED 3,288 per sqft. Sales surged 48% in late 2024, driven by investor demand, luxury appeal, and tax-free incentives. Dubai leads globally in branded residences, with 43,000+ units and rapid expansion underway.
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U.S.-based 5D Capital Partners has increased its stake in Dubai’s EP Real Estate, aiming to transform it into a market leader. The strategic partnership brings capital, innovation, and global expertise to accelerate EP’s growth, marking a major shift in Dubai’s real estate sector toward value-driven, tech-enabled excellence.
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Turkish investment in Dubai real estate is rising, driven by high rental yields, tax-free incentives, and the golden visa program. Turks now rank seventh among top investors, with spending on overseas property up 20.5% in 2024. Experts predict Turkey could enter Dubai’s top five investor countries by 2025.
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Off-plan property investment is gaining popularity in Dubai for its lower upfront costs, flexible payment plans, and strong capital appreciation potential. Developers like Emaar lead the market with attractive launches and phased payments. While off-plan offers financial flexibility, risks include delays and lower liquidity. Fractional ownership offers an alternative.
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Dubai’s real estate market grew 35.5% in 2024, with off-plan properties attracting diverse global investors in early 2025. Indian buyers increased their share to 28%, while Mexican investors entered with 11%. Competitive pricing, flexible payment plans, and high capital appreciation continue to drive strong demand.
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Dubai’s mortgage transactions rose 4.76% in February 2025, reaching AED 5.5 billion, driven by the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady. Stable borrowing costs boosted buyer confidence, especially for residential properties, supporting continued growth in Dubai’s real estate market amid strong investor demand and government incentives.
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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 2nd of April 2025
Dubai’s real estate market continued its robust performance on 2 April 2025, recording a total transaction value of AED 1,401,884,211. The market activity was led by a dominant off-plan segment, complemented by steady activity in the ready property market.
Market Composition Overview
Off-Plan Transactions: AED 805,978,888 (57.5% of total market)
Ready Transactions: AED 595,905,323 (42.5% of total market)
This balanced distribution showcases sustained investor interest in both new developments and ready-to-move-in properties.
Off-Plan Segment Breakdown
Off-plan properties accounted for the larger share of daily activity, with strong interest in flats and villas:
Flats: AED 553,646,950 (68.7% of off-plan total)
Villas: AED 236,591,354 (29.4%)
Hotel Apartments & Rooms: AED 2,603,300 (0.3%)
Commercial: AED 13,137,284 (1.6%)
Off-plan flats continue to dominate, driven by flexible payment plans and attractive entry pricing. Villas also maintained strong investor traction.
Ready Segment Breakdown
The ready market posted solid numbers, led by residential flats:
Flats: AED 445,570,866 (74.8% of ready total)
Villas: AED 88,014,390 (14.8%)
Hotel Apartments & Rooms: AED 9,301,609 (1.6%)
Commercial: AED 53,018,459 (8.9%)
Flats remain the top choice for both end-users and short-term investors, while ready villas and commercial properties show consistent demand.
Key Takeaways
Off-plan flats and villas are driving investor demand, thanks to flexible pricing models and capital appreciation potential.
Ready flats dominate resale activity, appealing to both residents and income-focused investors.
Commercial properties in both categories are seeing stable activity, highlighting investor interest in Dubai’s expanding business and rental market.
Conclusion
Dubai’s real estate market continues to attract both local and international investors. With a strong pipeline of developments, supportive regulations, and world-class infrastructure, the city remains one of the world’s leading property investment destinations.
Data Source: Dubai Land Department
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