The value of the real estate transaction of Abu Dhabi grew by 34.5 percent to AED25.3bn ($ 6.9bn) in 6,896 agreements in the first quarter of 2025 in the Emirate, compared to AED18.82bn ($ 5.1bn or 20.73 of 4,773 of 4,773 of 2,773 of 2 of 473 4,733 of 4.73 of 473 of.
Purchase and sale transactions totaled AED15.51bn ($ 4.2bn) to 3,819 transactions, which reflects an increase in the value of 26.7 percent and a 11 percent increase in Volumeed to the first quarter of 2024.
Mortgage transactions also registered Strongth, reaching AED9.8bn ($ 2.7 billion) to 3,077 transactions, an year -on -year increase of 49 %.
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Saadiyat Island was the leading area for real estate transactions, registering AED5.6bn agreements ($ 1.5 billion).
He was followed by Yas Island, with AED3.6bn ($ 980 million), and Mohammed Bin Zayed City, with AED2.1bn ($ 572 million).
Al Rem Island and Hudayriyat Island registered approximately AED1BN ($ 272 million) in transactions.
The report highlighted the continuous activity in foreign direct investment (FDI), with 384 transactions valued at AED 1,582 billion ($ 431 million) completed by investors of 68 nationalities, compared to the 58 hard nationalities in the last.
This demonstrates a growing confidence in the Abu Dhabi real estate market, promoted by regulatory policies and governmental initiatives that improve its local and global attraction.
Rashed Al Omanara, interim general director of ADREC, said: “Adrec continues to advance a more efficient, competitive and sustainable real estate ecosystem, driven by digital transformation, reliable data and continuous collaboration.
“These results highlight the strength of the Abu Dhabi real estate market and its lasting attraction as a regional and international center for real estate investment.
“The remarkable growth in the value and volume of the transaction, together with the increase in foreign investment, underlines the effectiveness of our regulatory frameworks and reinforces the confidence of investors in the market.
“We will continually improve our legislative and digital tools and we will promote transparency to establish a more flexible and sustainable real estate environment aligned with the long -term vision of Abu Dhabi.”
