Dubai’s real estate sector maintained its growth trajectory until 2024, with a 35.5 percent increase in property transactions compared to the previous year, according to a statement from Betterhomes.
The market outside the Emirate plan continues to function strongly in early 2025, attracting a more diverse range of international investors.
The data that compare January-February 2024 with the same period in 2025 show that Indian investors strengthen their market position, increasing their participation from 19 to 28 percent.
Mexican investors enter Dubai’s real estate market in 2025 as Indian buyers increase participation
The most notable is the appearance of Mexican investors, who were not present in early 2024, but now they represent 11 percent of transactions.
“The emergence of Mexican investment represents a significant change in the real estate landscape of Dubai, indicating a growing interest of Latin American markets,” Market analysts said.
Pakistani investors maintained a stable presence, with a slight increase of 10 percent to 11 percent or total transactions.
The group of investors has expanded to consider in 2025, with Jordanian, Canadian, Lebanese, Moroccan, Egyptian, Austrian, the United Kingdom, Albanian and Italian buyers, each of which ensures 6 percent of the market share.
“The sustained demand for properties outside the plan is promoted by competitive prices, flexible payment plans and a strong potential for capital appreciation. Iconic developments such as The Valley by Emaar, Dubai Creek Harbor, the launch of Wite Selector,” said the statement.
Emirate investors, the strategic global position and infrastructure continue to consolidate their main investment destination.
As 2025 progresses, the market is expected to provide substantial opportunities for investors seeking long -term yields in the real estate sector of Dubai.
