Dubai’s real estate market wrapped up 2025 with one of its strongest performances to date. Rising transaction volumes, historic sales figures, and demand growth across all segments helped the market deliver momentum that stood out not only regionally but also on a global scale. Population growth, continued interest from foreign investors, and long-term economic expectations are reinforcing Dubai’s position as one of real estate’s perceived safe-haven destinations.
According to Dubai Land Department data, total transactions throughout the year exceeded AED 624 billion, while November marked one of the strongest months ever recorded in Dubai’s real estate history. With more than nineteen thousand transactions completed in a single month, the figures show that demand was not concentrated in just one segment. Instead, activity spread across the wider market, including residential, commercial, and off-plan projects. Overall, the picture indicates that Dubai’s real estate momentum is not slowing down, it is accelerating.
Behind this performance, market dynamics are supported by broader macroeconomic signals as well. Forecasts indicating that the UAE economy could grow by 5.6% in 2026, alongside increasing foreign investment and population expansion, continue to provide structural support for the property market. Economic growth strengthens investor confidence, positioning real estate in Dubai as a long-term value proposition rather than purely a short-term gain play.
Another factor that makes Dubai attractive to global investors is the flexible payment ecosystem it offers. Post-handover payment options, zero-interest plans, and low-rate monthly payment models have made property ownership in Dubai far more accessible than many investors assume. This structure significantly lowers entry barriers, particularly for first-time buyers and investors.
These developments also underscore that making the right investment in Dubai depends not only on selecting the right project, but also on securing the right advisory support. Throughout 2025, LER Properties closely tracked the market’s strong momentum and offered Turkish investors an approach focused not just on sales, but on long-term value creation. With a curated project portfolio, strong developer partnerships, and transparent process management, LER Properties continued to position itself as a reliable reference point in Dubai’s real estate market.
Commenting on the outlook, Burak Güler, Founder of LER Properties, emphasizes that the market activity in Dubai is not temporary. In his view, the growth seen today is the result of a structural transformation grounded in strong economic fundamentals. For investors positioned in the right locations and the right projects, the coming years offer sustainable opportunities with significant upside potential.
Following the records set in 2025, Dubai’s real estate market is entering 2026 on even firmer ground. Economic indicators, rising investor interest, and strong demand dynamics continue to place Dubai among the most closely watched hubs in global real estate.