Dubai’s real estate sector saw sales of more than AED142B ($ 38.7 billion) in Q1, according to Bayut statistical data analysis.
The data suggests a constant increase in properties prices in key areas, driven by a strong demand, constant inventory supply, and Dubai’s attraction to people of high network of networks attracted to their varied and favorable fiscal environment.
Bayut’s ideas have shown price increases for apartments and villas, with villas prices in Damac Hills registering the highest increases of up to 21 percent.
Dubai Real Estate Q1 2025
For those looking for economic options, areas such as Dubai Residence Complex, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Damac Hills 2 and Dubailandia have been prominent options.
Medium -level buyers have inclined to communities such as Jumeirah Village Circle, Business Bay, Al Furjan and Ref.
On the luxury front, Dubai Marina, the city center, Arabian Ranches and Damac Hills have continued to attract Premium investors.
The prices of the apartments in the affordable sector have increased by so many axis of 10 percent, with the prices of the villas rising up to 6 percent.
Apartments in the average range sector have white price increases between 1 percent and 11 percent, with Business Bay as an atypical value when registering a decrease in the transactional price of 3.09 percent-potentially due to an inventory in transactions or narrower.
Luxury properties have followed a consistent upward trend, with prices that rise between 11 % and 21 percent for villas and up to 11 percent for apartments.
Damac Hills has experienced the greatest increase in transactional prices in Villa (20.7 percent), according to the data of the Dubai land department (DLD).
Bayut’s analysis of Dubai properties transactions, based on DLD records, shows more than 45,000 sales of properties recorded in the first quarter of 2025, worth more than AED142 billion ($ 38.7 billion).
The Ready real estate market represented around 15,000 transactions worth AED64 billion ($ 17.4 billion), while the properties outside the plan saw more than 29,000 sales valued at AED78 billion ($ 21.2bn).
For investors, affordable apartments in areas such as International City, Dubai Investments Park (DIP) and Discovery Gardens have delivered strong rental yields of between 9 % and 11 percent.
The medium -rank communities, including living legends, Furjan and Town Square, have registered yields between 8 % and 11 percent.
Luxury apartments in the Sufouh, Green Community and Damac Hills have offered rental yields that exceed 7.88 percent.
For Villas, Damac Hills 2, Serena and International City have led the affordable segment with ROI of more than 5.71 percent. The medium -level villas communities, such as Jumeirah Village Circle, Motor City and Mudon, have reported returns of between 5 % and 8 percent.
The high -end villas communities of Al Barari, Dubai Creek Harbor and Mohammed Bin Rashid City have reached the Rois that emerges 5.82 percent.
Haider Ali Khan, CEO of Bayut, head of Dubizzle Group Mena and a member of the Board of the Dubai Digital Economy Chamber, said: “The real estate market of Dubai has begun 2025 in a maximum, based on last year’s impulse. The city continues to attract global investors, with the luxury sector that remembers a quick point for high -network buyers.
“At the same time, the emergence of sustainable developments and planned teachers is affecting Acorre with property search engines, reflecting a high demand for housing in communities with all inclusive.”
