By Staff Reporter
The UAE’s real estate market is on a record-breaking run in 2025, fueled by strong economic momentum, rising foreign investment, and surging demand across residential, commercial, and industrial segments.
Industry experts report that Dubai and Abu Dhabi remain at the forefront of this growth, with off-plan launches selling out within weeks and demand for both luxury and mid-range housing climbing steadily. Dubai, in particular, has seen property sales soar 40 percent in the first half of 2025 to AED326.64 billion, compared to AED233 billion during the same period last year.
According to the latest CBRE review, the sector’s strength is underpinned by a resilient economy, improved growth outlook, and expanding oil and non-oil activity. Office markets are seeing higher occupancy and rental growth, while the industrial sector continues to attract international investors seeking logistics assets.
Dubai has also maintained its position as the busiest global market for homes above US$10 million, recording 435 transactions in 2024—nearly matching sales in London and New York combined. Analysts note that this momentum underscores investor confidence and highlights the UAE’s status as a global real estate hub.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
