The Dubai Real Estate Market maintained its strong momentum in October 2025, recording AED46.26bn ($12.6bn) in total residential and commercial sales across 18,232 deals, according to the latest data from Springfield Promentries.
The sector’s performance reflects strong population growth, increasing gold visa incentives, and continued infrastructure investment, reinforcing Dubai’s status as one of the world’s most motivated property markets.
Good Off-Plan transactions accounted for 71.4 percent of the total work, a sign of strong investor confidence and a strong pace of new projects being sent to the city’s development roads.
Real buildings
FAROOQ SYID, CEO of Springfield Properties, said: “Crossing AED46BN in transaction value this month underlines Dubai’s position as one of the world’s most dynamic real estate markets.
“Momentum is now being driven by a healthy mix of end-user demand and long-term investor confidence.
“The market is mature – price growth remains moderate, pipeline supply is strategic, and consumer activity is diverse across emerging and established communities.”
The demand for accommodation remains extensive
The mid-market and family-oriented sales led residential activity, supported by 4.47 percent of the year.
- Off-plan rooms up to AED2,024 ($551) per SQFT
- Rooms are ready for AED1,715 ($467) SQFT
The demand is also strengthened for villas and towns, where breathability and functional design are always important first for the buyer.
Commercial Property is strong
Dubai’s commercial sector also recorded rental activity and investment, especially in the range of office structures in Bhisheli business, difc, and others in the middle.
Strong performance was also reported in Jebhel Ali and Dubai South, where warehouses and accommodation are benefiting from the city’s growing role as a regional commercial and e-commerce hub.
Syed said: “The data shows a market that is expanding in depth and direction. Developers are turning into available skills, this equates to this basic assurance;”
Dubai taxes remain tight amid demand
Rental activity also remained strong in October, with 48,568 units leased and total rental value reaching AED4.37BN ($1.19BN).
Prime Villa communities such as Al Barari and Moharid Bin Rashid City Led, while mid-market areas such as Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) and Dubai Hills Estate are showing steady growth and attractive yields.
With people now over 3.8 million residents and Dubai entering its most impressive quarter of the year, analysts expect strong absorption times in both the residential and commercial sectors towards the end of 2025.
Dubai continues to stand out from the rest of the world with its transparency, liquidity, and long-term confidence, cementing its reputation as one of the world’s most transparent asset markets.
