Dubai Real Estate Market Review 11th-Jul-2025

Dubai’s real estate market hit a record H1 2025 with AED 326.7 billion in nearly 99 000 residential transactions. UAE outpaces Saudi job growth driven by tech and real estate hiring.

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Dubai’s real estate market hit a record H1 2025 with AED 326.7 billion in nearly 99 000 residential transactions. Soaring population (+90 000 new residents), limited supply (12 000 homes) drove prices and rents higher, led by off-plan sales (two-thirds of volume) and villa segments in prime areas. Growth remains positive into Q4.

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Dubai’s real estate market hit a record H1 2025 with AED 326.7 billion in nearly 99 000 residential sales, driven by 90 000 new residents and limited supply (12 000 homes). Villa segments in prime areas saw the greatest capital gains, while off-plan transactions comprised over two-thirds of activity.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 10th of July 2025

On 10 July 2025, Dubai’s total real estate transaction value reached AED 2.95 billion, with off-plan properties accounting for 74.9% and ready assets contributing 25.1% of the total volume.

Category

Off-Plan (AED million)

Ready (AED million)

Flats

1543.1

484.4

Villas

628.0

149.6

Hotel Apt. & Rooms

15.1

32.4

Commercial

27.0

75.5

Total

2213.1

741.8

Off-Plan Market Performance

  • Total Value: AED 2.21 billion

  • Share of Total Transactions: 74.9%

  • Subcategory Breakdown:

    • Flats: AED 1.54 billion (69.7% of off-plan)

    • Villas: AED 0.63 billion (28.4%)

    • Hotel Apartments & Rooms: AED 0.015 billion (0.7%)

    • Commercial: AED 0.027 billion (1.2%)

Flats had the biggest share of off-plan segment, while villas showed strong demand with 28% of the off-plan value.

Ready Market Performance

  • Total Value: AED 0.74 billion

  • Share of Total Transactions: 25.1%

  • Subcategory Breakdown:

    • Flats: AED 0.48 billion (65.3% of ready)

    • Villas: AED 0.15 billion (20.2%)

    • Hotel Apartments & Rooms: AED 0.032 billion (4.4%)

    • Commercial: AED 0.075 billion (10.2%)

On The Micro Level

Market Insights

Off-plan offerings remain the market’s driving force, led by flat sales that continue to dominate investor interest. Villas hold a healthy 28.4% share of off-plan volume, reflecting strong demand for larger units. Ready properties, while smaller in overall volume, see flats and villas together representing over 85% of their segment, catering to buyers seeking immediate occupancy.

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