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Abu Dhabi's real estate market experienced a record-breaking year in 2025, with transactions totaling Dh142 billion across over 42,800 deals. This surge, a 44% increase in value and a 52% rise in volume compared to the previous year, highlights strong investor demand and growing market confidence. The growth was balanced, encompassing both sales and mortgage activities, indicating a maturing property ecosystem supported by clear regulations and improved transparency.
Sales and purchase transactions accounted for Dh99.4 billion, while mortgage activity contributed Dh42.7 billion, demonstrating continued financial institution support. Foreign direct investment reached Dh8.2 billion, a 13% increase, with investors from over 100 nationalities participating. Investment zones attracted a significant share of international capital, totaling Dh54.13 billion, a 65% increase.
The Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC) attributed this success to a market built on trust, clarity, and long-term confidence. The Director General emphasized the role of clear governance, reliable data, and a protective regulatory environment in fostering sustainable growth. The market's momentum was further reflected in the registration of 56 new development projects and a rise in professional licensing, with over 3,500 real estate professionals authorized to operate.

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