Dubai’s real estate market continues to demonstrate exceptional growth, cementing its status as a global investment hub. According to the Dubai Land Department (DLD), November 2025 saw 19,016 property transactions valued at AED 64.7 billion, marking a 30.9% increase in transaction volume and a 49.5% rise in value compared to November 2024. The average price per square foot now stands at AED 1,755.
According to Tara Khan, Director at Kelt and Co Realty:
“Dubai’s real estate market is experiencing steady growth, fueled by surging demand and sustained investor interest. With consistent performance, Dubai’s real estate market is set to show strong growth in 2026 and the upcoming years, supported by the development of cutting-edge infrastructure and a continuous stream of premium projects.”
Dubai’s property market demonstrates a balance of strong investor confidence, strategic development, and robust transaction volumes, reinforcing the city’s standing as a global real estate hub.
Average Property Prices:
- Apartments: AED 1.4 million
- Villas: AED 4.1 million
- Commercial: AED 2.1 million
- Plots: AED 6.7 million
Top Performing Areas
High-End Sales Highlights
- Most Expensive Apartment: Jumeirah Residences Asora Bay, Jumeirah First, AED 203 million
- Most Expensive Villa: Palm Jumeirah, AED 110 million
- Best-Selling Apartment Project: Binghatti Flare, 369 units, AED 470.7 million total
- Best-Selling Villa Project: Grand Polo - Selvara 2, 66 villas, AED 438.9 million total
Mortgage and Rental Trends
Mortgage-backed transactions continue to rise, reaching 4,521 in November 2025, up 13.2% year-on-year, with a total mortgage value of AED 14.7 billion.
Rental prices reflect strong demand across all property types:
- Apartments: AED 75k (up 11.9% YoY)
- Villas: AED 189.9k (up 8.1% YoY)
- Commercial: AED 90k (up 78.2% YoY)
