DUBAI: Dubai’s real estate market has once again witnessed an extraordinary surge in property transactions, setting new benchmarks for growth. According to data released by the Dubai Land Department (DLD), the total value of property deals from January 1 to May 31, 2025, reached AED 272.41 billion (over Rs20.83 trillion). During this period, a total of 74,221 transactions were recorded.
The market peaked in May, with significant sales in both residential and land categories. Over the past five months, 57,569 residential units, including apartments and villas, were sold. Additionally, 6,130 buildings and 10,522 plots were purchased, further solidifying Dubai’s position as a hotspot for real estate investment.
The highest single-day sales were recorded on May 26, 2025, with transactions worth AED 6.306 billion (around Rs482 billion). Out of this, AED 4.818 billion (Rs368.3 billion) came from ready properties, while AED 1.488 billion (Rs113.8 billion) came from off-plan (under-construction) properties.
Experts attribute this growth to Dubai’s global appeal, secure investment environment, and state-of-the-art infrastructure. International investors have shown increasing interest, particularly in waterfront and luxury developments, which has further fueled the market’s exceptional performance.