“ASK Real Estate” expects that the year 2025 will end with good performance for real estate in Bahrain

ASK Real Estate said in its latest quarterly report that the real estate sector in Bahrain will end the year 2025 with good performance, driven by several factors, most notably the continued local demand for real estate, the positivity of global markets, in addition to the government’s announcement of a huge housing plan worth 800 million dinars for its current budget at the beginning of this year.

The report, which covers the Kingdom’s most prominent economic indicators during the second quarter of this year, explained that investment trends in the real estate sector in Bahrain focused mainly on affordable residential units, mixed-use projects, and infrastructure projects.

The report confirmed that the real estate sector showed strong activity until the end of the first half of this year, as the total volume of real estate transactions jumped by 12% to reach 2,844 during the second quarter of 2025 compared to 2,520 in the same period of 2024. This was reflected in the total value of transactions, which rose by 10% to reach 393.6 million dinars during the second quarter of this year compared to 355 million dinars in the same period of the year. The past, amid stability in rental prices and occupancy rates in the real estate sector.

The report indicated that these numbers give several indicators that the real estate sector will continue to achieve more stable growth until the end of this year, especially with the inflation rate falling to 1%, with the economy expected to record a growth of 3.5% in 2025, supported by non-oil sectors such as real estate, communications, the financial sector, and tourism.

He stated that there is a clear focus by real estate developers on residential projects to meet the increasing demand, as numbers indicate that real estate transactions for apartments and houses constitute more than 51% of the total, which indicates continued demand for residential units, and this is likely to be driven by population growth, or urban expansion, as well as the availability of appropriate liquidity for individuals.

The report reviewed a group of economic reforms and amendments launched by the Kingdom, which have a prominent role in improving the work environment in the real estate sector. While he stressed that the expectations for the third and fourth quarters of 2025 will remain positive, supported by off-plan sales projects, foreign investment, and government-supported housing projects such as “Mazaya” and “Facilitation Plus.”

Commenting on this, Mr. Karim Yazji, CEO of ASK Real Estate, said: “This report has confirmed the strength and durability of the real estate sector in Bahrain, and we are very confident that it will continue this positive growth during the coming period, especially with the continuation of

High demand rates and other positive indicators mentioned in the report. We look forward to contributing to this growth and creating a bright future for this sector through our commitment to providing high-quality services and solutions that enhance the value of the property, meet current customer needs, and create more opportunities in the future.”

Yazji added: “Looking to the future, we are determined to move forward in accordance with our long-term vision, which is based on innovation, excellence, building trust, and creating new partnerships in order to provide better services and opportunities to our customers.”

ASK Real Estate is a Bahraini company specialized in the field of real estate services that has won several international awards and provides many services such as real estate management, brokerage and leasing, consulting services, buying and selling, in addition to valuation for…