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Dubai's real estate market reached a historic high in Q3 2025, posting the largest ever quarterly sales volume and the second-highest value, with 59,228 transactions worth AED170.7 billion, up 17.2% and 19.9% year-on-year respectively. Data from DXBinteract showed sales in the first nine months hit AED498.8 billion from 158,200 deals, marking a 32.3% rise in value and 20.4% in volume compared to 2024. Apartment sales led the surge, while plot and commercial transactions also grew strongly. Villas dipped in volume but prices continued to climb, with the median hitting AED1,685 per sq ft. Luxury sales stood out, including a villa sold for AED250 million.
Dubai's real estate market hit a new milestone in Q3 2025, recording the highest ever quarterly transaction volume and the second-largest sales value on record, pushing total sales for the first nine months of the year to nearly AED500 billion. Advertisement
A market update issued today by fäm Properties revealed that Q3 produced 59,228 sales transactions totalling AED 170.7 billion, marking YoY increases of 17.2% in volume and 19.9% in value.
Data from DXBinteract also shows the full extent of the market's surge in the first nine months of 2025, with total sales reaching AED 498.8 billion from 158,200 transactions - up 32.33% in value and 20.46% in volume compared with January-September 2024.
Q3 saw 49,370 apartment sales at AED 94.3 billion, up 25.9% YoY in volume, with commercial sales soaring 41.9% in volume to 1,565 transactions valued at AED4.2 billion.
Plot sales climbed 25.7% in volume year on year to 1,214 deals worth AED36.1 billion. While 7,078 villa sales worth AED43.1 billion was 23.3% down in volume YoY, the median price per square foot for property sales in Q3 was up 11.4% up to AED1,685, following consistent increases from AED858 in 2020.
"The Q3 figures again underline the lasting strength of the market, and Dubai's growing appeal to local, regional and global investors and buyers as one of the world's prime real estate investment hubs," said Firas Al Msaddi, CEO of fäm Properties.
Dubai's Q3 property sales over the last five years have now risen to the current level from AED17.9 billion (8,500) in 2020 to AED 42.5 billion (16,000) in 2021, AED 69.1 billion (25,400) in 2022, AED 109.4 billion (36,700) in 2023 and AED 142.3 billion (50,500) last year.
The most expensive individual property sold in Q3 was a luxury villa at Jumeirah Second which fetched AED 250 million. The most expensive apartment sold during the quarter went for AED 174 million at Aman Residences Dubai - Tower 1.
With properties worth more than AED5 million accounting for 10% (5,991) of sales, 38% (22,785) cost between AED1-2 million, 25% (15,065) were below AED1 million, 15% (9,128) between AED2-3 million, 11% (6,258) between AED3-5 million.
Overall, first sales from developers significantly outnumbered re-sales in the secondary market - 73% over 27% in terms of volume and 66% against 34% in value.
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