50,000 homes sold and office rents soar 35% in Q3

Dubai real estate: 50,000 homes sold and office rents soar 35% in Q3

The Dubai real estate market continued its strong momentum in the third quarter of 2025, with both office and residential sectors showing sustained growth driven by population gains, robust economic activity, and rising investor confidence, according to Savills’ latest Dubai Market in Minutes report.

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Luxury meets innovation: Provident Estate opens Dubai’s first real estate boutique in DWTC

Provident Estate opened its first “Provident Boutique” at Dubai World Trade Centre, a permanent real-estate exhibition hub on Sheikh Zayed Road. It features interactive developer displays and consultation zones, giving investors year-round access to top off-plan and ready projects, blending tech with tailored guidance.

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EXCLUSIVE: More developers should IPO, it’s ‘healthy for the economy’ – Deyaar CEO

Deyaar Development’s Chief Executive Officer said the company’s early public listing in 2007 demonstrated the long-term benefits of transparency and governance for Dubai’s property sector, as the city sees renewed momentum in IPOs and real estate investment trusts.

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Sharjah residents’ comfort; rebuilding old areas top priority: Ruler

Sharjah Ruler H.H. Sheikh Dr Sultan tasked the municipality to modernise older districts, upgrading roads, sewage, greenery, parks, and regulate abandoned properties, fully government funded. Works cover Al Ghwair, Yarmouk, Al Qadisiyah and Al Jazat with drainage fixes. He also promotes free tree-planting for environmental and wellbeing benefits.

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Deyaar profit up 24% as Dubai real estate boom drives record demand

CEO Saeed Al Qatami tells Arabian Business the company has seen “great interest” in Dubai’s affordable housing market as it posts a 24% rise in net profit and plans to hand over 2,000 new units by early 2026

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UAE property market: Top off-plan locations emerge in Dubai and Abu Dhabi as investor appetite grows

UAE property stayed strong in Q3 2025. Dubai and Abu Dhabi saw robust ready and off-plan demand, supported by pro-ownership policies, tokenisation and data-driven platforms. Top areas included Dubai Marina, JVC, Dubai Hills, Yas and Saadiyat. Prices and ROIs climbed, with off-plan launches attracting heavy investor interest.

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Dubai’s Real Estate Market maintains strong momentum across office and residential sectors, Savills Q3 2025 reports reveal

Savills reports Dubai real estate remained robust in Q3 2025: office rents hit AED 233/sq ft (+4.5% QoQ, +35% YoY) amid strong leasing; residential saw over 50k deals with 69% off-plan, 1,500 prime sales (>AED 10m, 73% villas), 8,500 units delivered (~30k YTD). Outlook: continued growth.

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BCC Group International acquires majority stake in Ajad Real Estate

BCC Group International acquired a 51% stake in Ajad Real Estate, expanding its UAE property presence. Chairman Amjad Sithara launched a region-first 100% commission model to attract top agents. The partnership combines BCC’s scale with Ajad’s management and sales expertise to boost UAE real estate services.

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Sankari breaks ground on Regent Residences Dubai – Sankari Place in Marasi Marina

Sankari broke ground on Regent Residences Dubai – Sankari Place at Marasi Marina, the world’s first standalone Regent-branded residence. ABM won a near AED 1bn contract; completion in 34 months. Designed by Foster + Partners: 63 full-floor homes with private pools, 10 floating homes, and extensive luxury amenities.

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Major plans to make Dubai ‘most liveable’ city approved; $5bn for parks project

Dubai approved six initiatives: a AED 18.3bn parks/greenery plan (310 new parks, tripled trees, 95m visits, recycled irrigation); Aviation Talent 33 (15k jobs, 4k trainings); 60 affordable schools (120k seats); Sports Plan 2033; a Financial Restructuring & Insolvency Court; and expanded early-detection healthcare with screening, vaccination, and wait-time targets.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 5th of November 2025

On the 05-Nov-2025, the total transacted value reached AED 1,960,741,613. Off-plan dominated with AED 1,195,474,971 (61.0%), while Ready accounted for AED 765,266,642 (39.0%).

Category	Off-Plan (AED millions)	Ready (AED millions)
Flats	972.6	438.4
Villas	169.0	172.7
Hotel Apt. & Rooms	0.6	48.1
Commercial	53.3	106.0
Total	1,195.5	765.3

Off-Plan Market Performance

Total Value: AED 1,195,474,971

• Flats: AED 972,622,369 (81.4%)
• Villas: AED 168,953,002 (14.1%)
• Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 625,000 (0.1%)
• Commercial: AED 53,274,600 (4.5%)

Off-plan activity was led decisively by flats, with villas providing a meaningful secondary lift and limited commercial/serviced-apartment contributions.

Ready Market Performance

Total Value: AED 765,266,642

• Flats: AED 438,446,898 (57.3%)
• Villas: AED 172,672,149 (22.6%)
• Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 48,129,660 (6.3%)
• Commercial: AED 106,017,934 (13.9%)

Ready transactions skewed to flats, while commercial deals formed a sizable share and villas remained a solid second pillar.

On The Micro Level

Market Insights & Outlook

A balanced day with a clear off-plan lead driven by apartments. Ready market breadth, especially in commercial, signals ongoing occupier/investor confidence. Expect sustained momentum near term as launches pipeline stays active and year-end deal-making supports liquidity.

Data Source: Dubai Land Department