New data released today highlights the strength of Dubai’s real estate market, confirming that major developers dominated sales in both the luxury and mid-range property segments during 2025.
The figures indicate strong sales in properties priced above AED 15 million as well as those below AED 2 million over the past year. This performance reflects the market’s resilience and significantly boosts investor and buyer confidence.
An analysis conducted by fäm Properties showed that Emaar consolidated its leading position by achieving the highest sales revenues, delivering the largest number of projects and residential units, and launching more new developments than any other developer.
DXBinteract data also revealed that Emaar recorded sales of AED 65.8 billion, followed by DAMAC with AED 35.9 billion, and then Binghatti with sales totaling AED 26 billion.
On another note, Emaar closed last year with the highest number of residential units under construction, reaching 51,032 units, in addition to delivering 27 projects and 7,318 residential units in 2025, while also launching an impressive 54 new projects.
The year 2025 was a record-breaking one for Dubai’s real estate market and marked a major turning point for Binghatti, which made a notable leap by rising four positions to become the city’s top developer by total sales volume, recording 17,061 transactions—ahead of DAMAC with 15,393 transactions and Emaar with 13,149.
In the luxury property segment, with prices exceeding AED 15 million, Nakheel topped sales with a total of AED 16.9 billion across 672 transactions, followed by Emaar with estimated sales of AED 15.7 billion (680 transactions), and then Meraas with AED 9.5 billion (289 transactions).
In the affordable property segment, with prices below AED 2 million, Binghatti ranked first with sales of AED 16.2 billion across 14,627 transactions, while DAMAC came second with AED 8.4 billion (6,828 transactions), followed by Sobha with AED 8.3 billion (5,887 transactions).
In this context, Firas Al Msaddi, CEO of fäm Properties, commented that the strength of both the luxury and mid-priced segments indicates a balanced distribution of demand without focusing on a single category. This reflects a diverse and stable market with strong interest from both investors and end users.
