Dubai’s actual property market has recorded its strongest-ever quarterly efficiency, with property gross sales in Q2 2025 surging to AED 184.3bn ($50.2bn), in line with new knowledge from Property Finder.
The second quarter noticed 53,252 property transactions, marking a 22 per cent year-on-year improve in quantity and a 49 per cent soar in worth—making it the highest-performing quarter in Dubai’s actual property historical past.
The milestone builds on the momentum of a robust first quarter and underscores Dubai’s standing as one of many world’s most tasty and resilient property markets, even amid world financial uncertainty.
Dubai actual property report
Dubai’s present property section led the surge with record-breaking numbers:
- 22,975 transactions, up 33 per cent from Q2 2024
- AED 115.5bn ($31.5bn) in worth, a 62 per cent year-on-year improve
- This section now accounts for 43 per cent of complete market exercise
- Worth jumped 32 per cent and quantity rose 15 per cent over the earlier all-time peak
The efficiency displays a rising pattern of residents shifting from renting to proudly owning as a consequence of rising rental prices and long-term funding curiosity.
Cherif Sleiman, Chief Income Officer, Property Finder mentioned: “What continues to set the UAE aside is proactive governance, together with agile coverage making, up to date licensing protocols, and tighter regulation round agent conduct and property promoting, all of which contribute to higher transparency, investor confidence and strong sectoral efficiency.
“As our knowledge exhibits, the variety of choices within the property market in the present day, particularly throughout flats, villas, and townhouses, displays a wholesome and lively ecosystem, significantly in segments like villas and townhouses which have traditionally confronted provide constraints.
“This steadiness between demand and stock alerts market maturity slightly than oversupply.”
Dubai off-plan actual property data
Off-plan gross sales additionally reached new heights:
- AED 68.8bn ($18.8bn) in complete worth, up 31 per cent year-on-year
- 30,277 transactions, marking 16 per cent development
- Off-plan accounted for 57 per cent of all Q2 transactions
The continued demand highlights long-term investor confidence in Dubai’s improvement pipeline, regulatory stability, and world attraction.
Cherif Sleiman additionally praised the launch of Dubai’s First-Time Residence Purchaser Program. He mentioned: “We’re particularly energised by the launch of the First-Time Residence Purchaser Program, which aligns with Property Finder’s mission to ‘change dwelling for good’ and empowers residents to maneuver from renting to proudly owning”.
