Dubai’s real estate sector continues to post strong numbers, with the Dubai Land Department recording transactions worth AED21 billion ($5.72 billion) during the past week, according to the Dubai Media Office.
Dubai recorded 44,400 real estate transactions with a combined value of AED139.2 billion ($37.9 billion) during the first quarter of this year, according to a transaction analysis conducted by Whitewill, an international luxury real estate agency.
Abu Dhabi’s real estate sector witnessed solid growth in the first quarter with its total transaction value surging to hit AED66 billion ($18 billion) representing a 160.7% increase across 13,518 deals compared to AED25.31 billion ($6.8 billion) from 6,896 transactions in the same period of 2025, said a report.
Dubai's real estate market recorded 3,308 resale transactions worth AED15.39 billion ($4.19 billion) in March, delivering a net gain of AED4.6 billion for long-term investors.
Bahrain’s real estate market recorded strong growth in transaction activity in 2025, even as prices and rents declined across several segments, highlighting uneven performance across the property sector. The total transaction value jumped 51.6% to BD1.6 billion ($4.2 billion), hitting a new high in over a decade, said an expert.
Dubai’s property market continued to demonstrate resilience in October 2025, with rising sales values and steady leasing activity reflecting sustained buyer and tenant confidence, according to betterhomes research.
