Dubai’s real estate sector has maintained its upward trajectory, with new data that show a 35.5 percent increase in property transactions through 2024, a new Betterhomes FINDING REPORT.
The market outside the plan continues to drive this growth in early 2025, according to the recent market analysis.
The comparison of the first two months of 2024 and 2025 reveals substantial changes in the demography of investors.
Mexican investors enter Dubai’s real estate market with a 11% share in early 2025
Indian buyers have strengthened their position as a group of dominant investors, with their market share that increases from 19 to 28 percent.
Perhaps the most notable is the appearance of Mexican investors, who were not present in the early 2024 figures, but now they represent 11 percent of the transactions in 2025. This marks a significant entry of the Latin American market to the landscape of the property of Dubai.
Pakistani investors have maintained a constant presence, with a slight increase of 10 percent to 11 percent of total transactions.
The data also highlight greater diversification in the group of investors. Jordanian, Canadian, Lebanese, Moroccan, Egyptian, Austrian, the United Kingdom, Albanian and Italian people now now represent 6 percent of transactions, demonstrating a broader global interest in Dubai’s real estate market.
Several factors continue to attract properties outside the plan, including competitive price structures, flexible payment schedules and the potential for capital appreciation.
Exclusive developments such as The Valley de Emaar, Dubai Creek Harbor and Sobha one are still partially searched, with certain phas that are sold shortly after launch.
Market observers indicate that Dubai’s friendly regulations, strategic geographical position and continuous infrastructure to attract international buyers.
As 2025 progresses, the out -of -plan segment is positioned to remain an attractive option for investors seeking long -term yields in the Dubai real estate market.
