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Dubai Property Prices Quadruple Since 2021

Dubai’s property market continues its record-breaking rise, with data showing prices have risen almost fourfold since 2021.

Strong Growth Across All Property Segments

Between January and September 2025, real estate transaction values soared from AED 104 billion to AED 499.1 billion — a 379.9% increase compared to 2021. Transactions rose 266.7%, from 43,200 to 158,400.

In the past year alone, deals grew 20.6% in volume and 32.4% in value, underscoring steady momentum.

Market Insights and Investor Confidence

Research from fäm Properties shows monthly sales averaged 17,600 transactions worth AED 55.46 billion — up from 14,600 worth AED 41.89 billion in 2024.

All sectors — apartments, villas, plots, and commercial — showed strong gains.

Expert Perspective

“Property values are rising faster than volumes, proving robust demand,” said Firas Al Msaddi, CEO of fäm Properties. “Balanced growth across segments highlights market resilience and stability.”

Apartments and Villas Lead the Charge

Apartments grew 451.7% in value (AED 43.6 → 240.5 billion) and 339.1% in transactions (28,100 → 123,400).
Villas rose 144.3% in volume and 302% in value (to AED 162 billion).

Land and Commercial Property Boom

Plot sales jumped 378.7% in value (to AED 85.2 billion), and commercial sales rose 413.6% to AED 11.3 billion from 4,000 deals (+150%).

Dubai’s broad, sustainable growth cements its position as one of the world’s most stable real estate markets.

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