Abu Dhabi’s real estate market jumps 43.3% to AED 94bn, highlighting strong demand, rising investor confidence, and rapid sector growth.
The Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC) said that Abu Dhabi’s property market reached AED 94 billion in deals from 29,400 transactions in the first nine months of 2025. This is 43.3% more in value and 48% more transactions than the same time last year.
This strong growth shows that Abu Dhabi is one of the most trusted real estate markets in the region. The steady increase in buying and selling shows that homebuyers, investors, and banks all have more confidence in the market. ADREC’s digital tools and new rules have also made buying and selling in Abu Dhabi property easier and faster.
Out of the total amount, AED 61.8 billion came from property sales and purchases across 16,887 deals, while AED 32.2 billion came from mortgage deals with 12,666 transactions. This mix shows healthy demand from both people buying homes to live in and investors buying for profit.
Engineer Rashed Al Omaira, Acting Director General of ADREC, said the results show the strength of Abu Dhabi’s real estate sector and the maturity of investors. Better transparency, trusted data, and strong rules are helping the real estate market support the wider economy. The sector’s contribution to the non-oil economy grew by 9%, reaching AED 21.9 billion in the first half of 2025.
ADREC also said foreign investment increased a lot. Individual foreign investors put in AED 6.2 billion by Q3 2025, which is 35% more than last year. Investors came from 97 countries, with strong interest from Russia, China, the UK, France, Kazakhstan, and the USA.
ADREC is continuing to improve the sector through digital innovation. New tools like the Digital Buy & Sell Service, Madhmoun Platform, and ADREC Interactive Map are making property transactions easier, faster, and more transparent, helping Abu Dhabi remain a trusted place for real estate investment.