Dubai’s real estate sector ended 2025 on a historic high, fueled by a rise in transactions that confirmed the emirate’s place as one of the world’s most active property markets, according to a report released on Monday. Last year, the city reached an unprecedented 215,700 property sales for Dh686.8 billion, representing the greatest performance ever recorded, according to new data from fäm Properties, based on DXBInteract figures.
The record annual tally represents an 18.7% increase in transaction volume and a 30.9 percent increase in sales value over 2024, according to analysts, reflecting strong investor confidence, rising global demand for Dubai assets, and a construction pipeline that is increasingly aligned with market needs.
In December, sales increased by 46.4 percent year-on-year to Dh63.1 billion, with a 21.3 percent increase in volume to 18,587 transactions. This highlights the emirate’s continued attraction to both local and foreign customers.
These results demonstrate that Dubai’s real estate market has truly transformed; this is not just another boom cycle,” stated Firas Al Msaddi, CEO of fäm Properties. “We’re seeing many powerful trends come together: a much more diverse investor group with strong flows from Asia, Europe, and the Americas, and a supply pipeline that’s aligned with demand after years of disciplined development.
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