Abu Dhabi’s real estate market recorded a strong performance in 2025, with total property transactions reaching AED 142 billion (approximately $39 billion) across more than 42,000 deals, marking significant growth compared to 2024.
Transactions were divided between direct sales and mortgage financing, reflecting a balance between residential buyers and investors. This growth is attributed to supportive government policies, easier financing options, population growth, and ongoing infrastructure development, reinforcing the market’s stability and sustainable expansion.
Foreign investments also rose to AED 8.2 billion, concentrated in freehold areas such as Saadiyat, Yas, and Al Reem. Analysts believe the increase in transactions reflects genuine and sustainable demand, supported by market stability and strong financial regulations.
