June 2025

Dubai real estate sector sees $4.8bn of transactions last week, including $8m Palm Jumeirah apartment

The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED17.73bn ($4.8bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Sales transactions dominated the figures, with AED13.22n ($3.6bn), according to Land Department data. In total there were 4,109 sales transactions recorded between June 23 and June 27. Dubai real estate last week Among the most expensive sales transactions...

$12.5mn villa sale sets new Jumeirah Islands record

The sale further establishes Jumeirah Islands as a premier destination for ultra-high-net-worth individuals seeking exclusivity. A Masterview villa in Jumeirah Islands has been sold for AED 46 million, setting a new benchmark for the community and becoming the highest-priced transaction for a villa of its type in the area. The deal was facilitated on Wednesday by Allsopp & Allsopp’s Private...

The UAE’s construction market is expected to surpass $52.7 billion by 2030

A number of factors, such as significant government investments, economic diversification, and population growth, have contributed to the UAE’s construction industry’s recent and ongoing boom, which has a favorable impact on the nation’s real estate market. The construction market is expected to rise at a compound annual growth rate of 4.26 percent this year, reaching AED193.38 billion ($52.7...

$40 billion in transactions expected in Dubai real estate market this summer

Dubai’s real estate sector is on track to experience its busiest summer ever, with total transaction volumes projected to exceed $40 billion between June and August 2025. Data analyzed by Elite Merit Real Estate LLC shows that the market reached AED 142.7 billion ($38.9 billion) in Q1 2025 alone—a 22% year-on-year rise—setting the stage for summer activity in the AED 150–160 billion ($41–44...

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