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Dubai's real estate market continues its impressive trajectory, recording over AED 4.78 billion ($1.3 billion) in property transactions in a single day, as reported by the Dubai Land Department. This milestone underscores the emirate's enduring appeal to global investors and its robust property sector.
Market Dynamics and Growth
In the first quarter of 2025, residential property sales experienced a 22.4% year-on-year increase, with the total value sold rising by 29.6%. Commercial real estate also saw significant growth, with sales up 18.2% and transaction values increasing by 29.5%. These figures reflect strong investor confidence, a growing population, and a steady influx of global capital into Dubai's real estate market.
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Expert Insights
Daniel Hadi, CEO of Engel & Völkers Middle East, remarked, "In the face of global economic uncertainty, Dubai’s real estate market continues to show excellent fundamentals, with cross-sector growth and compelling returns for investors. Demand is being fuelled not just by regional wealth and migration, but by strategic policy, infrastructure investment, and the city’s global positioning as a future-forward hub for living and business."
Dubai's real estate sector remains a beacon for investors seeking stability and growth, bolstered by strategic developments and a resilient market framework.
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