Abu Dhabi real estate transactions surpass AED17.24 billion in early 2025

Abu Dhabi's real estate sector is witnessing a surge in activity, with transactions reaching AED17.24 billion ($4.7 billion) in the first two months of 2025. The figures, which encompass over 5,000 transactions, highlight the emirate’s continued appeal as a prime investment destination.

According to data from the DARI platform, operated by the Department of Municipalities and Transport, real estate sales transactions since the start of the year have totaled AED9.8 billion ($2.7 billion) across 2,676 transactions. Meanwhile, mortgage transactions reached AED7.2 billion ($2 billion) from 2,352 transactions, reflecting strong investor confidence and financing activity in the market.

In addition, usufruct transactions—a leasehold property arrangement—exceeded AED229 million ($62.3 million), covering 28 properties during the same period.

Abu Dhabi’s position as a real estate hub

Abu Dhabi continues to solidify its position as a reliable and dynamic real estate investment hub, driven by a combination of diverse property offerings, transparent market data, and proactive government policies. The emirate's advanced infrastructure and investor-friendly environment further support the sector’s steady expansion, reinforcing its attractiveness for both local and international buyers.

The robust performance in early 2025 underscores Abu Dhabi’s resilience and long-term growth potential, as it remains a key player in the region’s real estate landscape.