Dubai Real Estate Hits Historic High in Q2 2025 with $50.2 Billion in Sales

Record-breaking quarter driven by robust demand for both off-plan and existing properties as investor confidence soars

Dubai Real Estate Soars to New Heights in Q2 2025

Dubai’s property market has achieved a landmark milestone, recording its strongest-ever quarterly performance with real estate sales reaching AED 184.3 billion ($50.2 billion) in Q2 2025, according to the latest figures from Property Finder. This unprecedented surge underscores Dubai’s continuing dominance as one of the world’s most dynamic real estate destinations.

The record-breaking sales were driven by a surge in both off-plan and existing property transactions. The off-plan segment alone experienced remarkable growth, reflecting increasing investor confidence in long-term prospects and a buoyant development pipeline across the emirate. Meanwhile, secondary market sales also remained robust, bolstered by high demand from residents and international buyers seeking ready-to-move-in options.

Industry analysts point to several contributing factors, including a wave of luxury and branded developments, investor-friendly regulations, strategic government initiatives, and the city’s appeal as a global business and lifestyle hub.

“This performance is a clear indication of market maturity, innovation in project offerings, and Dubai’s growing appeal to high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors alike,” said a spokesperson for Property Finder.

Dubai’s Q2 2025 real estate figures also highlight a broader economic confidence and resilience, particularly as global markets continue to navigate macroeconomic challenges. The strong performance positions the emirate for sustained momentum through the rest of the year, with many experts anticipating a record annual performance if current trends continue.

As Dubai pushes forward with visionary infrastructure projects, enhanced visa programmes, and digital transformation initiatives, the real estate sector appears poised not just for continued growth—but for new heights altogether.