Dubai Real Estate Transactions Hit AED 45.79 Billion In November 2025

Dubai’s real estate market logged AED 45.79 billion in transactions across 17,777 deals in November 2025, according to Springfield Properties. Activity rose from October, supported by consistent demand for both off-plan and ready homes from residents, end-users, and local and international investors.

Off-plan sales dominated activity, accounting for 71.64 percent of all transactions, underpinned by new project launches and flexible payment plans. The secondary market recorded 5,042 deals, highlighting sustained interest in established communities offering ready properties and immediate occupancy for buyers and tenants.

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Jumeirah Village Circle registered the highest number of sales at 1,330 transactions, followed by Dubai South with 896 and Business Bay with 857. Dubai Maritime City posted 744 deals, while Dubai Residence Complex recorded 709, reflecting broad demand across emerging and established districts.

Mid-market homes remained the core of activity, with properties priced between AED 1 million and AED 3 million representing 54.44 percent of all transactions. Units below AED 1 million accounted for 25.10 percent, driven by first-time buyers and investors targeting rental yields.

Higher-value homes above AED 3 million sustained demand, particularly in villa and waterfront communities. According to Springfield Properties, this reflects buyers prioritising quality infrastructure, established amenities, and locations aligned with long-term residency and investment plans across Dubai’s maturing neighbourhoods.

The commercial sector registered 1,197 transactions worth AED 18.44 billion, concentrated in business hubs such as DIFC, Business Bay, and One Central. Warehousing and industrial units in Jebel Ali and Dubai South remained active, supported by logistics and e-commerce requirements.

Farooq Syed, CEO of Springfield Properties, said: "Reaching AED 45.79 billion in November highlights a stable month for Dubai's real estate sector. The increase from October reflects steady activity from both end-users and investors. Buyers continue to move with confidence, supported by clear regulations, long-term visa options, and ongoing development across the city."

Syed added: "The data shows steady, consistent activity across all major segments. Buyers are choosing communities with strong infrastructure, and developers are bringing forward projects that match current demand. This balance supports confidence in the market as Dubai continues to grow."

The rental market registered 43,893 leases in November, with a total value of AED 3.9 billion. Popular locations among tenants included Al Barari, MBR City, JVC, Dubai Hills Estate, and Arjan, reflecting interest in family-oriented environments and well-located mid-market residential options as the city approaches 2026.