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DUBAI REAL ESTATE SETS NEW HALF YEAR RECORD AS SALES CLIMB TO AED326.7 BILLION

Q2 delivers best ever quarterly figures as market underlines its strength

Dubai, UAE, 2nd July, 2025: The Dubai real estate market has continued on its record-breaking path, with the first half of 2025 reaching new highs of 98,603 property sales worth AED 326.7 billion.

A market update issued today by fäm Properties reveals that the H1 sales value rose 40% year-on-year, driven by the strongest-ever quarterly performance of 53,118 transactions worth AED 184 billion in Q2.

The Q2 sales value was 25% higher than the previous peak of AED 147.2 billion set in Q4 2024, while transaction volume rose 5.39% above the earlier high of 50,400 deals recorded in Q3 last year.

Data from DXBinteract shows Q2 increases in all real estate sectors, led by plot sales worth AED32.2 billion from 1,384 transactions, a 49% leap in volume on Q2 last year and a 27.1% rise on Q1 2025.

A total of 10,019 villa sales worth AED 66.5 billion was 38.3% up in volume on the same period last year, while apartment sales worth AED81.6 billion climbed 18.7% in volume over Q2 last year and 22.7% on the previous quarter. Commercial sales worth AED3.6 billion also rose 12.5% in volume to 1,252 transactions compared with the same period in 2024.

Rising property values in recent years were highlighted by a median price of AED 1,607 per sq ft, compared with the Q2 rates of AED 958 in 2021, AED 1,151 in 2022, AED 1,339 in 2023 and AED 1,514 last year.

“These numbers once again highlight the consistent strength and resilience of Dubai’s real estate market,” said Firas Al Msaddi, CEO of fäm Properties. “Dubai’s steady growth over the years is reinforcing its place as a top choice for property investment, attracting more global interest while local and regional demand remains solid.”

Dubai’s Q2 property sales over the last five years have now risen to the current level from   AED 10.8 billion (5,400 transactions) in 2020 to AED 36.6 billion (15,400) in 2021, AED 58.2 billion (22,100) in 2022, AED 90.5 billion (31,100) in 2023 and AED 123.9 billion (43,400) last year.

TOP FIVE PERFORMING AREAS IN TERMS OF VOLUME IN Q2 2025

Transactions              Total value

Jumeirah Village Circle          4,930                           AED6.47 billion                       

Business Bay                          3,143                           AED10.05 billion                       

Al Yelayiss 1                           2,867                           AED9.08 billion

Wadi Al Safa                           2,483                           AED4.83 billion

Dubai South                            2,248                           AED5.21 billion

The top performing area in terms of overall value was Me’Aisem Second, with total sales amounting to AED14.94 billion for 844 transactions.

The most expensive individual property sold in Q2 was a luxury villa on Palm Jumeirah which fetched AED 365 million. The most expensive apartment sold during the quarter went for AED 170 million at Peninsula Dubai Residences, Tower 1.

With properties worth AED1-2 million accounting for 32% of sales (16,967), 26% (13,687) were below AED1 million, 17% (9,163) between AED2-3 million, 13% (6,804) between AED3-5 million, and 12% (6,496) more than AED5 million.

Overall, first sales from developers significantly outnumbered re-sales in the secondary market – 66% over 34% both in terms of volume and value.

BEST-SELLING PROJECTS IN Q2, 2025

1st Sale apartments

VolumeValueMedian Price
Binghatti Elite712410.7M500K
Sobha Solis712881.1M1.1M
Sobha Orbis570710.3M1.2M
Binghatti Skyrise499728.8M1.2M
Timez By Danube450499.8M1.1M

1st Sale villas

Al Yelayiss 12,2277.2B2.5M
DIP Second8666.5B7.2M
Me’Aisem Second83214.8B15.3M
Madinat Hind 45551.1B2M
Al Yufrah 14862.5B5M

ReSale apartments

Azizi Riviera (All)317267.5M685K
Peninsula172331.1M1.7M
M’terranean Cluster12780M680K
Canal Front Res123537.1M4.4M
Golf Promenade121122.9M830.3K

ReSale villas

Al Yelayiss 16001.7B2.5M
Wadi Al Safa 53691.5B3.3M
Al Hebiah Fifth3331.2B2.6M
Wadi Al Safa 7188724.3M3.2M
Al Yufrah 1184637.8M3M
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