Seven listed real estate companies in the UAE recorded combined profits of AED 28.85 billion in 2025, reflecting a 35% increase compared with AED 21.37 billion in 2024. Their total revenues also rose by 41% to AED 90.8 billion, up from AED 64.35 billion the previous year, supported by strong real estate market growth and increasing demand from both local and international investors.
Emaar: Profits at Emaar Properties grew by 30%, reaching AED 17.60 billion in 2025 compared with AED 13.51 billion in 2024. Revenues increased 40% to AED 49.55 billion.
Aldar: Aldar Properties reported a 26% rise in profits to AED 7.61 billion, alongside a 47% increase in operating revenues to AED 33.8 billion. The company also generated AED 1.3 billion in gains from investment property revaluation, compared with AED 841.5 million a year earlier.
Deyaar: Deyaar Development posted a 28% increase in profits, reaching AED 607.5 million in 2025 versus AED 474 million the previous year. Revenues rose 30% to AED 1.97 billion, supported by a 26% increase in income from joint ventures and an associate company.
Union Properties: Profits at Union Properties surged 67.8% to AED 462.5 million in 2025, while revenues climbed 39.4% to AED 736.88 million, including AED 144.4 million in gains from property investment sales.
TECOM: TECOM Group recorded a strong 70% growth in profits to AED 2.09 billion, with annual revenues rising 19% to AED 2.857 billion.
RAK Properties: RAK Properties achieved 44% profit growth, reaching AED 404.3 million, driven by a 31% increase in revenues and a 10% reduction in financing costs.
Eshraq: Eshraq Investments returned to profitability with AED 77.5 million in net profit, compared with losses of AED 565 million the previous year, supported by improved operational performance and progress in unlocking value from its real estate assets program.
