Dubai’s property market continues its remarkable stride through 2025, showing no signs of slowing down. The city has once again proven that its skyline isn’t the only thing rising, its numbers are, too.
According to DXBinteract.com and the Dubai Land Department, the third quarter of 2025 recorded a total sales value of AED 170.7 billion, marking a 19.9% increase compared to the same period last year. That’s not just growth, that’s Dubai’s real estate flexing its global strength.
The number of property transactions reached 52,228, up by 17.2% from Q3 2024. In other words, more homes, offices, and plots exchanged hands than ever, proving once again that confidence in Dubai’s property market remains as solid as its foundations.
When it comes to where the money moved, plots alone contributed AED 29 billion across 1,214 transactions, representing a sharp 25.7% year-on-year increase. Developers clearly continue to see land as Dubai’s most lucrative canvas.
As for the community hotspots, Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) once again led the charge in sales volume, with 5,544 transactions worth AED 6.7 million, a testament to its ever-growing appeal for both end-users and investors seeking value and accessibility.
Meanwhile, Business Bay reigned supreme in sales value, achieving 4,559 transactions worth AED 11.7 million. It remains the district of choice for those seeking an address that blends business, lifestyle, and skyline views, all within one postcode.
From master developments to mid-market communities, Q3 2025 painted a clear picture: Dubai’s real estate sector isn’t just expanding, it’s diversifying, maturing, and evolving at record pace.
With the city’s upcoming project launches, expanding infrastructure, and growing investor confidence, the next quarter might just outshine this one. But for now, AED 170.7 billion is a number worth celebrating, one transaction at a time.
According to DXBinteract.com and the Dubai Land Department, the third quarter of 2025 recorded a total sales value of AED 170.7 billion, marking a 19.9% increase compared to the same period last year. That’s not just growth, that’s Dubai’s real estate flexing its global strength.
The number of property transactions reached 52,228, up by 17.2% from Q3 2024. In other words, more homes, offices, and plots exchanged hands than ever, proving once again that confidence in Dubai’s property market remains as solid as its foundations.
When it comes to where the money moved, plots alone contributed AED 29 billion across 1,214 transactions, representing a sharp 25.7% year-on-year increase. Developers clearly continue to see land as Dubai’s most lucrative canvas.
As for the community hotspots, Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) once again led the charge in sales volume, with 5,544 transactions worth AED 6.7 million, a testament to its ever-growing appeal for both end-users and investors seeking value and accessibility.
Meanwhile, Business Bay reigned supreme in sales value, achieving 4,559 transactions worth AED 11.7 million. It remains the district of choice for those seeking an address that blends business, lifestyle, and skyline views, all within one postcode.
From master developments to mid-market communities, Q3 2025 painted a clear picture: Dubai’s real estate sector isn’t just expanding, it’s diversifying, maturing, and evolving at record pace.
With the city’s upcoming project launches, expanding infrastructure, and growing investor confidence, the next quarter might just outshine this one. But for now, AED 170.7 billion is a number worth celebrating, one transaction at a time.