Dubai Real Estate breaks all records with $152.3bn in sales by 2025; top locations and featured projects
The Dubai Real Estate Market has hit a new all-time high, with 2025 property transactions reaching AED559.4BN ($152.3bn), surpassing the Emirate’s previous record two months before the end of the year.
The latest market report from Fäm Properties shows that in October 2025 alone, Dubai recorded 19,875 commercial properties worth AED59.4bn ($16.2bn).
This raised the total number of deals in the first ten months of the year to 178,244, surpassing the 180 transactions 9.1bn ($ 141.9bn ($ 141.9bn) recorded throughout 2024).
The leading rooms in the Dubai market, commercial sales
Data from DXBinterct revealed that the sale of apartments once again led the market in terms of both value and 16,238 transactions worth AED31BN ($8.4BN) – an annual volume increase of 3.4.
Villa sales reached AED15.5bn ($4.2bn), down 36.8 percent compared to 2.54
The commercial sector saw the strongest growth, with 689 transactions worth AED1.9BN ($517 million) – up 61.7 percent compared to October last year.
Meanwhile, the average property price per square foot rose 6.7 percent to AED1,692 ($461).
Developers control the sale of the plan
First sales from developers dominated in October, accounting for 13,926 funds with AED38.7BN (
Fäm Properties CEO Firas Al Msaddi said: “The overall market is strong, and globally, Dubai remains one of the best real estate markets to invest in, either as an end-user or an investor.
“But it doesn’t mean that every developer will succeed because the market is healthy. And it doesn’t mean that investors can make impulsive or uneducated decisions and expect success.
“The only consistent way to win is to make informed, data-backed decisions, whether you’re an individual investor or an institution.
“Fortunately, the Ministry of Lands of Dubai has made this easier than ever. It has created one of the most transparent natural forms in the world, where all the sales and sales of the goods are located.
“Today, DXBinterAct provides full access to this platform – Empowering anyone to analyze, verify and verify opportunities with facts, not opinions. With tips, this market will greatly reward those who do their homework, and punish those who don’t.”
Top performing areas in October 2025
| Location | To pay | Selling price |
| Jumeirah Village Circle | 1,685 | AED2.5BN ($681M) |
| A bicycle | 1,177 | AED3.2BN ($871m) |
| Wadi al-Safa 5 | 1,110 | AED1.7BN ($463m) |
| Jumeirah village triangle | 964 | AED1.2BN ($327m) |
| Dubai Invention Park Second | 921 | AED2.6BN ($708m) |
The most expensive property sold in October was a villa in Jumeirah for the second time for AED220M ($59.9m), while the highest apartment went to Bulgari Lightouse Dubai, Island.
Price breakdown
Properties reported between AED1-2M ($272,000-$544,000) made up 36 percent of total sales, while 28 percent were under AED1M ($272,000).
Another 14 percent was 14 percent 3MM ($544,000-$816,000), 12 percent was 12 percent
Best selling projects in October 2025
First commercial buildings
| The design | Blocking | Amount (aed) | Average Price (AED) |
| Damac Riverside (all properties) | 656 | 849.5m ($231.3M) | 1.2M ($327K) |
| Binghatti Flare | 515 | 647.1m ($176.3m) | 1.3m ($354K) |
| Binghatti Hillviews | 194 | 212.3m ($57.8m) | 930K ($254K) |
| Sky Hills Astra tower a | 172 | 209.8m ($57.1m) | 1.1M ($299K) |
| Chelsea houses with damac | 163 | 493.6m ($134.4m) | 2.6m ($707K) |
The first sale of villas
| The design | Blocking | Amount (aed) | Average Price (AED) |
| Damac Islands – Seychelles 2 | 92 | 287.3M ($78.1m) | 2.8m ($762K) |
| Grand Polo – Chevalia Estate 2 | 89 | 897.8m ($244m) | 8.1m ($2.2m) |
| Dubai World Central | 89 | 392.2m ($106.8m) | 4.3m ($1.17M) |
| Report Village 1 | 73 | 99.2m ($27m) | 1.4M ($381K) |
| Dubai Invention Park Second | 62 | 174.3m ($47.5m) | 2.7M ($735K) |
Resale rooms
| The design | Blocking | Amount (aed) | Average Price (AED) |
| Azizi Riviera (all properties) | The 107 | 93.7m ($25.5m) | 695K ($189K) |
| Sobha Hartland – The Crest | 42 | 80.1m ($21.8m) | 1.6M ($435K) |
| Binghatti Azure | 38 | 35.9M ($9.8M) | 990k ($272K) |
| The program | 37 | 39.5m ($10.8m) | 837K ($228K) |
| Elite Sports Residence | The 36 | 23m ($6.3m) | 660K ($180K) |
Resale villas
| The design | Blocking | Amount (aed) | Average Price (AED) |
| Chapter 3 | 27 | 35.8m ($9.8m) | 1m ($272K) |
| Damac Lakes – Santorini 1 | 25 | 85m ($23.1m) | 3.4m ($925K) |
| The aura | Current distance | 105.8m ($28.8m) | 4.7m ($1.28m) |
| Al Furjan | [[ | 85.4m ($23.2m) | 3.9m ($1.06m) |
| Maha Townhouses | It’s heart breaking | 48.6m ($13.2m) | 3M ($816K) |
Dubai Property Growth from 2020
| A year | To pay | Amount (aed) |
| 2020 | 3,300 | 6.8bn ($1.85bn) |
| 2021 | 5,400 | 13.1bn ($3.56BN) |
| 2022 | 8,700 | 25.3bn ($6.88bn) |
| 2023 | 12,200 | 39.5bn ($10.7bn) |
| 2024 | 20,500 | 60.8bn ($16.6bn) |
Outlook: Transparency and Data Drive Investor Confidence
Dubai’s property market continues to defy global trends with strong currencies, strong investor confidence, and one of the most transparent real estate environments in the world.
Industry experts say that the combination of data accessibility, high returns, and International positions positions the City to continue to grow until 2026.
