Real Estate

Rising end-users in Dubai property spur new launches catering to this sector

🏘️ Surge in Property Demand and New Launches Record Transactions: Between January and September 2024, Dubai witnessed over 125,000 residential transactions, marking a 36% increase compared to the same period in 2023. Population Growth: The city's population grew by more than 140,000 in the first 11 months of 2024, intensifying the demand for residential properties. Developer...

Dubai real estate sector recorded $4.7bn of transactions last week, including $27m Jumeirah apartment

In the week spanning May 19 to May 23, 2025, Dubai's real estate sector recorded transactions totaling AED 17.4 billion (approximately $4.7 billion), according to data from the Dubai Land Department. This encompassed 4,309 sales transactions, highlighting the sustained momentum in the city's property market. 🏆 Notable High-Value Transactions Among the most significant deals during this period...

Property transactions hit over $65bn in first quarter of 2025

In the first quarter of 2025, the UAE's real estate sector witnessed a significant surge, with total property transactions across five emirates reaching AED 239 billion (approximately $65 billion). This marks a robust start to the year, driven by investor confidence, flexible regulations, and an expanding pipeline of projects. 📊 Key Highlights by Emirate 🇦🇪 Dubai: Leading the Market Total...

New launches continue to showcase strength in Dubai property

Dubai’s property market continues its upward momentum in 2025, fuelled by a surge of groundbreaking developments and record-setting investor interest. In just the first quarter, real estate transactions reached Dh143.1 billion — a clear indication of the city’s sustained status as a global investment destination. This strong performance is mirrored in a wave of prominent project unveilings this May,...

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