Real estate transactions across five key emirates in the UAE—Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, and Ras Al Khaimah—reached an impressive $65 billion in the first quarter of 2025, highlighting the country’s robust property market. Dubai led the surge with over AED 100 billion in sales by early March, marking the fastest pace to reach this milestone in recent years. This growth is attributed to strong demand for both off-plan and ready properties, driven by favorable payment plans and investor-friendly policies.
Abu Dhabi also demonstrated significant momentum, recording AED 17.24 billion ($4.69 billion) in real estate transactions during the first two months of 2025. The capital’s market performance reflects its appeal to investors, supported by transparent data and a competitive business environment . Meanwhile, Sharjah’s property sector saw transactions totaling AED 7 billion ($1.91 billion) in January alone, more than doubling the figures from the same month in 2024, underscoring the emirate’s growing attractiveness as a real estate destination . These developments collectively affirm the UAE’s position as a dynamic and resilient hub for real estate investment.
