Dubai: The emirate’s real estate sector continued its strong performance in November 2025, posting transactions worth AED 17.62 billion, according to data reported by Economy Middle East. The figure reflects steady investor confidence and a sustained appetite for residential, commercial and off-plan properties across the city.
Industry analysts noted that Dubai’s property market has remained resilient throughout the year, supported by a diverse pipeline of new developments and consistent demand from both domestic and international buyers. The combination of long-term residency programs, business-friendly regulations and sustained population growth has also strengthened investor sentiment.
November’s transaction volume is seen as further evidence of Dubai’s ability to maintain momentum amid global economic fluctuations. Real estate experts say that the emirate continues to draw high-net-worth individuals, institutional investors and end-users seeking stable returns and high-quality housing options.
Developers are expected to announce several new launches in early 2026, which could push transaction activity even higher. With strong off-plan sales, rising rental yields and expanding commercial projects, market watchers anticipate that Dubai will carry this growth trajectory into the next year.
Dubai’s position as a global real estate hub remains firm, with analysts projecting continued upward movement across key segments, supported by infrastructure expansion, investor-friendly policies and sustained interest in luxury and mid-market properties.
