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Dubai’s real estate market sees AED495.87BN in transactions in the first 9 months

Dubai’s real estate market sees AED495.87BN in transactions in the first 9 months
A general view of houses and a beach in Dubai, United Arab Emirates March 11 2021 - Reuters
A general view of houses and a beach in Dubai, United Arab Emirates March 11 2021 – Reuters

Dubai: Dubai’s real estate sector continued its strong growth course in 2025, with the first nine months of the year recording 157,302 transactions to AED495.87 billion (RS38.01 trillion).

According to data released by Dubai’s Land and Real Estate Department (DLD), the activity covered a wide range of types of assets, including 126,345 points, 9,736 buildings and 21,221 land, which reflect deeply and diversified investors in the entire real estate market.

Among the top performers, Business Bay led all areas to a total value of transactions for first sale apartments, with 5,704 AED (RS1,004 trillion).

The area represented over 434,000 square meters of sale, confirming its status as a commercial and residential zone of high demand.

The Burj Khalifa area followed closely, driven by a strong resale market. Saw 2,020 transactions worth $ 8.14 billion (RS624 billion), extending over 256,000 square meters.

The location remains a top choice for investment in premium real estate due to its global recognition and luxury.

Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) recorded the largest number of transactions among the top three areas, with 7,185 flat deals worth 7.89 billion AED (RS604 billion) and over 502,000 square meters sold.

Known for its financial access and family -friendly layout, the JVC continues to attract medium -income investors and final users.

Dubai’s transparent ownership laws, investing policies and tax-free structure still attract buyers worldwide-including a growing number of Pakistani investors.

As it begins in the last quarter of 2025, analysts expect continuing momentum, driven by continuous development, visa reforms and international interest in buying Dubai’s real estate.



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