Dubai’s real estate sector has once again proven its resilience and strength, achieving remarkable milestones in the first half of 2025. According to the Dubai Land Department, a total of 24 real estate projects were completed, collectively valued at AED 4.5 billion, reflecting the market’s robust momentum and surging demand for residential properties.
Over 90,000 New Units Registered
Developers are responding swiftly to demand, with 90,337 new units registered in H1 2025. This figure underscores a growing trend toward ready-to-move-in homes and sustainable living solutions. The delivery of these units not only strengthens buyer confidence but also enhances Dubai’s appeal to both residents and global investors.
AED 151 Billion in Residential Sales
Dubai’s property sales volume continues to break records. The city witnessed the sale of 75,347 residential units in the first six months, generating a staggering AED 151 billion in value. Villas remain a highly sought-after segment, with 7,167 villas sold, contributing AED 28 billion to the overall total.
Rental Market Remains Resilient
The rental market also maintained strong performance with 465,738 lease contracts recorded, of which 232,928 were new contracts, representing a 7% increase year-on-year. The total rental value climbed to AED 42 billion, marking a 5% rise compared to the same period in 2024. This steady growth signals continued demand across both residential and commercial leasing sectors.
Driving Growth: The Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033
At the heart of this growth is the Dubai Real Estate Strategy 2033, which aims to elevate the emirate’s status as a global investment hub. The strategy focuses on regulatory transparency, smart city technologies, and sustainable urban planning, creating an environment where both investors and end-users feel secure and optimistic.
What This Means for Investors
Dubai’s real estate market is thriving backed by solid infrastructure, investor-friendly policies, and growing demand from both domestic and international buyers. For investors, this is a golden window to capitalize on high-yield opportunities in a city that continues to lead the global property stage.
