Dubai’s real estate market continues its exceptional performance, recording sales of approximately AED 160 billion during the first 100 days of 2025, according to data from the Dubai Land Department as of April 10. Over 50,800 transactions were registered, including 38,384 residential units, 4,756 buildings, and 7,713 land plots.
During the same period, mortgage transactions totaled AED 45.91 billion across 10,425 deals, while gift transactions reached AED 10.7 billion through 2,213 deals. The overall value of real estate activity (sales + mortgages + gifts) amounted to AED 216.3 billion through 63,491 transactions.
Alaa Masoud, CEO of Al Khabeer Real Estate, stated that the ongoing momentum reflects Dubai’s strong position as a premier global investment destination. The market is attracting increasing interest from international investors, high-net-worth individuals, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals seeking stability and growth in a secure economic environment.
Despite global trade tensions and the reintroduction of protectionist policies in the U.S., Dubai’s property market posted AED 15 billion in weekly sales. Last week alone saw 5,163 transactions, including 4,171 sales, 871 mortgage deals, and 121 gift transactions.
Al Maisam Second topped the list of areas by sales value with AED 1.4 billion, followed by Business Bay with AED 1.2 billion, and Palm Jebel Ali with AED 978 million, highlighting the diverse geographic demand and Dubai’s continued attractiveness even amid global economic uncertainty.