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Property Finder Data Shows Abu Dhabi And Dubai Real Estate Hit Record Highs In Q3 2025 Breaking All Records
(MENAFN- Mid-East Info) Abu Dhabi's 76% year-on-year growth bolstered by strategic and sustainable development.
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Dubai continues to be a safe haven for investment with value-driven, rather than volume-driven demand.
Impressive growth has been reported in Abu Dhabi and Dubai for off-plan properties.
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A structural upturn in demand has been supported by improved liquidity.
The strategic shift towards master-planned communities and sustainable development is boosting the market in line with the emirate's 2030 urban diversification agenda.
The residential sector has been the main catalyst for growth, accounting for 96% of volume – 6,883 transactions have a total value of AED 23.3 billion, a 107% year-on-year increase.
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Off-plan Apartments dominated, with transaction values increasing by 276% and volumes by 198%, highlighting a shift towards early-stage investment in vertical communities.
Off-plan Villas saw solid expansion, with values up 68% and transactions rising 42%.
Off-plan Duplexes performed exceptionally well, registering a 424% jump in value and a 255% increase in activity, showcasing traction for mid-luxury hybrid layouts.
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Al Reem Island and Al Raha Beach led the activity, driven by dense, move-in-ready apartment stock.
Al Reef continued to attract mid-ticket, family buyers.
Saadiyat Island contributed high-ticket villa transactions, significantly lifting the average ticket size.
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Business Bay alone accounted for around AED 7.4 billion in sales, boosted by new launches.
Projects in Al Barsha and Dubai Islands demonstrate that buyers are prioritising investment in high-potential master-planned communities.
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Wadi Al Safa 3 recorded more than AED 7 billion in transactions, driven by demand for land
Business Bay was another solid ready sales performer, supported by ultra-luxury resales, emphasising its enduring appeal to high-net-worth buyers.
Palm Jumeirah and Marsa Dubai (Dubai Marina) together generated more than AED 6 billion, underscoring sustained global investor interest in apartment-driven, waterfront living.

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