Booming property in Dubai not showing signs of slowing. In the first half of 2025 alone, real estate sale was hit by a record-breaking AED151.8bn ($ 41.3bn), driven by addressing investment transactions.
This marks a 46 percent year-on-year-to-year-old H1 2025, according to Refterhomes Q2 2025 Dubai Residential Real Estate Market Report.
Transaction volumes increased 25 percent year-year-year, which reached 50,485 soldiers sold, which the quarter-on-quarter global development and 19 percent of global emirate development.
Dubai Prime Estate Estate Growth
The main familiar market stood, recording a record of 1,417 Q2 transactions, from 851 of Q1-on-quarter year-year-year-year-year-year-year-old year-on-year center-on-year center-on-center profit-in-year development.
This dramatic rates rise in an improvement appetite in ultra-luxury homes of global new net-net-value net-worth.
Christopher Cina, Director of Sales is happy, said: “At nearly 20,000 units given in the first half of the year at the end of the year of Dubai owner.
“This future supply fits the growing city population and steady an appetite of investment. Continue to continue firmly, especially in apartments and ready to absorb new plagues.
“The two Q3 and the second half of 2025 is expected to show positive market sentiments, supported by a living economy, and attractive user rental.”
More than 20,000 new residential units are completed in H1 2025, with an additional 70,000 expected at the end of the year.
More than 200,000 houses are in the development pipeline up to 2027. JVC led the completion of 20 percent, followed by Sobha Hartland (11 percent).
Prices in Dubai Real Estate
Prices continue to crawl up above, with average price per square range now AED1,582 ($ 431) – and 90 percent higher than AED833 ($ 227).
Investment transactions increased by 58 percent of Q2, from 50 percent of Q1, while closing partially dropped by 42 percent.
The market also sees an important shift toward purchases of money, currently accounting for 52 percent of all deals, from 42 percent of Q1.
Mortgage-backed transactions fall by 48 percent, showing a liquidity-driven market led by global cycles and faster deal cycles.
UK overtook India as the most primary nationality of the buyer, with 56 per cent quarterly increase in activity.
India and Pakistan conducted the second and third positions each, while Poland entered the top five and Ireland was with the sixth, replaced Russia for the first time.
The Dubai market continues to draw a global and more different buyer base, reinforce its position as one of the world’s most sought ended destinations.
Dubai Real Estate promotes H1 2025
| size | H1 2025 | Again against 2024 |
| Total number of sales | AED 151.8 billion ($ 41.3 billion) | UP 46% YOY |
| Units sold | 50,485 | UP 25% YOY |
| Prime transactions | 1,417 deals | UP 113% YOY |
| Average price / sq ft | AED 1,582 ($ 431) | UP 6% H2 2024, UP 90% Since COVID |
| New units sent | 20,000 | 70,000 expectations of H2 |
| Top Completes | JVC (20%), Sobha Hartland (11%), MBR City (8%) | – |
| Invest in Gambling | 58% | From 50% of Q1 |
| Money Transactions | 52% | From 42% of Q1 |
| Buyer’s primary nationality | United Kingdom | Up 56% Q2 vs. Q1 |
