A report on the Abu Dhabi real estate market for 2025, issued by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre, revealed that the top 10 real estate development companies in the emirate accounted for more than 90% of total off-plan residential unit sales within the primary market (direct sales from developers), generating total revenues estimated at around $13.6 billion (AED 50 billion).
Aldar Properties topped the list of companies with the highest off-plan residential unit sales, recording sales worth $6.1 billion (AED 22.4 billion) during 2025. It was followed by Modon Holding in second place, with revenues reaching $4.4 billion (AED 16.1 billion).
In third place came ORA Developers with total sales of $735 million (AED 2.7 billion), while SAS Properties ranked fourth after achieving sales worth $517 million (AED 1.9 billion).
Bloom Holding maintained its position in fifth place with total sales valued at $436 million (AED 1.6 billion), followed by Taraf Holding with sales reaching $381 million (AED 1.4 billion).
The list also included Reportage Properties, which recorded sales of $299 million (AED 1.1 billion), followed by Radiant Real Estate Development with $272 million (AED 1 billion) in sales.
In ninth and tenth place were Eagle Hills and Refage Real Estate Development, with sales reaching approximately $245 million (AED 0.9 billion) and $191 million (AED 0.7 billion) respectively.
According to the report, the value of residential unit sales in Abu Dhabi witnessed a significant increase in 2025, reaching $20.7 billion (AED 76 billion), compared to only $5.2 billion (AED 19 billion) in 2022—representing fourfold growth within three years. This growth is attributed to rising demand for off-plan residential projects and the expansion of major master-planned residential communities.
The report also highlighted that expatriate residents and foreign investors accounted for approximately 62% of total residential unit sales in 2025, reflecting the strong attractiveness of Abu Dhabi’s real estate market for international investment.
