Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 23rd-Jun-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 25 was AED 9.72 billion and 4,907 transactions. Off-plan contributed 63.4% or 6.16 billion, while Ready properties contributed 36.6% or 3.56 billion.

In Week 25 of 2025, the total transactions reached AED 9.72 billion, a 9.2% increase compared to AED 8.90 billion recorded last week. The number of transactions also rose to 4,907 deals, up from 4,060 in the previous week, marking a strong increase in market activity across both off-plan and ready segments.

• One-bedroom Flats were the most traded, with 1,995
• 3-Bedroom & 4-Bedroom villas dominated the villas with 287 transactions combined.
• The total number of flats traded reached 4,288, while the villas accounted for 379

Off-Plan Market Performance

Total Value: AED 6.16 billion

Share of Total Transactions: 63.4%

The off-plan segment led the market this week, contributing 63.4% to the overall weekly transaction value. Among subcategories:

Flats remained the dominant off-plan asset class, accounting for over 86% of the segment’s value. Villas followed at 11.9%, while commercial units and hotel inventory together made up under 1.6%.

Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by Value Traded)

The top five areas alone accounted for AED 1.99 billion, or 32.3% of all off-plan transactions value this week.

Ready Market Performance

Total Value: AED 3.56 billion

Share of Total Transactions: 36.6%

The ready property market accounted for 36.6% of the total transaction value this week, with flats again leading the way:

Top Performing Ready Areas (by Value Traded)

The top five areas generated AED 1.52 billion, or 42.5% of the ready properties transactions value.

On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms

Weekly Comparison

Market Insights & Outlook

Week 25’s growth was driven by robust off-plan demand, particularly for flats, and a broadening buyer base in emerging communities such as Palm Deira and Business Bay. The ready segment, led by Burj Khalifa and Jumeirah Lakes Towers, held a healthy 36.6% share, reflecting sustained appetite for turnkey assets in prime districts. The concentration of value in top submarkets suggests continued investor focus on both high-growth corridors and landmark developments.