Residential real estate prices in Dubai will rise by 9.81% during 2025
Dubai, May 19 / WAM / The residential sector in Dubai recorded an annual growth of 9.81 percent compared to 2024, while villas topped the growth at a rate of 14.83 percent, and residential apartments achieved a growth of 7.38 percent.
The commercial real estate index also increased by 9.54 percent, with offices growing by 15.86 percent and shops by 11.52 percent.
In the hospitality sector, the index recorded an annual growth of 4.80 percent, supported by an increase in hotel apartments by 6.25 percent and hotel rooms by 0.85 percent, reflecting the continuation of tourism activity and the stability of demand for hospitality services in the emirate.
This was revealed by the results of the commercial and residential real estate price index for the fourth quarter of 2025, which was issued by the Dubai Data and Statistics Corporation, affiliated with Digital Dubai, in a step that reflects the growing role of data in supporting decision-making, enhancing the transparency of the real estate market, and consolidating the emirate’s trends towards an economy based on data and foresight.
The results showed the continued positive performance of the real estate market in Dubai, with notable increases recorded in various categories, driven by strong demand and investor confidence, which strengthens Dubai’s position as one of the most dynamic and stable real estate markets in the world.
His Excellency Younis Al Nasser, CEO of the Dubai Data and Statistics Corporation, said that the index results reflect the maturity of the data system in Dubai and its pivotal role in directing economic decisions and enabling investors and decision-makers to read market trends accurately and make decisions based on reliable and timely indicators.
He added that the index comes within an integrated system led by Digital Dubai to support the goals of Dubai’s D33 Economic Agenda and build a more balanced, transparent and sustainable real estate market that enhances the emirate’s attractiveness as a global center for investment and business.
For his part, Mohammed Ali Al-Badwawi, Executive Director of the Institutional Support Sector at the Dubai Land Department, stressed that the indicators for the year 2025 reflect the ability of the real estate market in Dubai to achieve balanced growth supported by an advanced regulatory framework and an integrated digital architecture.
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