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Dubai Real Estate Transactions Surge to Over $11 Billion in February, Reflecting Strong Market Momentum

Dubai’s real estate sector continues its upward trajectory, with property transactions reaching an impressive $11.16 billion (AED 40.98 billion) in February 2025, according to a report by Springfield Properties. The sustained demand for prime and ultra-luxury residences highlights investor confidence in the emirate’s long-term potential. sector.


Off-plan and secondary market performance


The off-plan segment experienced a surge in transactions, recording 8,753 sales worth AED 19.73 billion, demonstrating strong buyer interest in new developments. Meanwhile, the secondary market maintained its resilience, with 6,136 transactions totaling AED 21.25 billion. The continued appetite for both off-plan and secondary properties reflects Dubai’s growing attractiveness among investors and end-users alike.

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Luxury market demand strengthens

High-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and global investors continue to fuel demand for prime real estate, particularly in iconic locations such as Palm Jumeirah. The average transaction price in this exclusive community reached AED 12.82 million, reinforcing its status as a premier investment destination. Limited availability of high-value properties in sought-after districts is further driving price appreciation, solidifying Dubai’s reputation as a hub for global wealth.

According to Farooq Syed, CEO of Springfield Properties, “Dubai’s position as a premier wealth hub is only solidifying, with the city attracting global investors who are securing assets in anticipation of continued value growth.”


Dubai’s appeal to ultra-wealthy investors

Dubai has witnessed an increasing influx of global wealth, with the emirate now home to 212 centi-millionaires (individuals with investable assets exceeding $100 million) and 15 billionaires. The growing base of affluent investors is fueling demand for ultra-luxury properties, particularly in waterfront developments and master-planned communities where supply remains constrained.

With the expansion of the UAE’s Golden Visa program and residency permits for remote workers and retirees, Dubai continues to attract high-net-worth individuals seeking a stable and business-friendly environment for long-term investment.

Dubai’s appeal to ultra-wealthy investors

Based on current market trends and economic indicators, Dubai’s real estate sector is poised to maintain strong capital inflows through 2025. Key factors driving sustained growth include:

Continued foreign Investment: With a tax-friendly environment, investor-friendly policies, and geopolitical stability, Dubai remains a top choice for international property buyers.

Limited Supply of Luxury Properties: The demand for prime real estate is outpacing supply, particularly in ultra-luxury segments, leading to consistent price appreciation.

Strong economic growth and diversification: The UAE’s focus on economic diversification, infrastructure expansion, and sustainable urban development is reinforcing Dubai’s position as a global investment hub.

Rising rental yields: With increasing demand for high-end residences, rental yields in prime locations continue to rise, making Dubai’s property market an attractive choice for both short-term gains and long-term wealth preservation.


Projected Forecast: Insights from Dominik Horvath, owner of Parker&Hills real estate advisory.

Luxury property prices: Expected to rise by 7-10% in 2025, driven by sustained demand and constrained supply due to the data from the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and it indicates consistent growth in high-end property values.

Off-plan market: Anticipated to see a 15-20% increase in transactions, bolstered by developer incentives and the continued influx of international buyers.

Foreign buyer Influx: With growing interest from European, Asian, and American investors, international transactions are projected to rise by 10-12% over the next year. From our observations, Dubai is still preferred as a destination for wealthy expatriates and continues to attract the reallocation of their assets to the UAE.

Dubai’s real estate market has consistently demonstrated resilience and adaptability, making it one of the most lucrative investment destinations globally. With market fundamentals favoring long-term appreciation, now remains an opportune time for investors to secure premium assets before prices climb further.

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