Dubai Real Estate Soars with Nearly 50,000 Homes Sold in Q2 2025
Dubai’s property market remained strong in the second quarter of 2025, recording 49,606 residential sales, a 22% increase compared to the same period last year. This growth was fueled by high demand from both local and international buyers, especially in off-plan and resale properties.
A recent report by Provident Estate also revealed that sales were up by 82% compared to Q2 2023, highlighting Dubai’s growing reputation as a key global real estate destination.
This strong performance follows an impressive first quarter, which saw over 42,000 residential deals worth AED 114.15 billion, with an average sale price of AED 2.7 million. Off-plan properties led the market, while completed homes also showed solid results.
The upward trend reflects broader changes across the Gulf region. Countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait are seeing similar demand due to economic diversification and investor-friendly reforms, such as relaxed foreign ownership laws and long-term visa options.
“These numbers show more than growth, they reflect how global buyers now view Dubai. People aren’t just buying homes; they’re investing in a lifestyle, in safety, and in the future of a world-class city,” said Laura Adams, Secondary Sales Director at Provident Estate.
The total property transaction value in Q2 2025 rose to AED 147.6 billion, compared to AED 103.9 billion in 2024 and AED 70.2 billion in 2023. The average sale price increased to AED 2.97 million, with price per square foot rising to AED 1,823, showing continued buyer trust in Dubai’s real estate outlook.
Provident Estate credits this momentum to strong interest in both new projects and ready-to-move-in homes. Dubai’s appeal is boosted by its modern infrastructure, business-friendly rules, and tax-efficient environment.
The report emphasizes that Dubai remains a top choice for investors seeking long-term value and international exposure.
“This report is more than just statistics. It helps investors, developers, and homeowners make informed decisions in one of the most dynamic markets in the world,” Adams added.
With ongoing reforms, lifestyle-focused demand, and steady economic progress under UAE Vision 2031, Provident expects the Dubai real estate market to continue growing throughout the rest of 2025.
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