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Dubai's commercial property market has experienced a significant surge in the last year, with average sales prices increasing over threefold. The average commercial real estate deal in Dubai now stands at Dh14.41 million, a substantial jump from Dh4.27 million in July 2024, according to Allsopp & Allsopp data. This growth is attributed to rising land values and property appreciation, highlighting strong investor interest in premium, strategically located properties.
Despite the sales price increase, average rental rates for commercial properties saw a decline in July, reaching Dh530,200 compared to Dh1.69 million the previous year. This presents an opportunity for tenants to secure favorable deals before rates potentially rise due to increasing demand and limited supply. Overall commercial sales and leasing transaction values in July were up by 271% compared to June, with transaction volumes increasing by 75%. Year-on-year, the growth is even more pronounced, with a 283% increase in transaction value and a 40% rise in volume from July 2024 to July 2025.
The demand for office and commercial properties in Dubai remains high, fueled by established corporations relocating and new businesses establishing operations in the city. This influx is attracting investors from various countries, including India, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, and the UK. The availability of Grade A commercial properties will be crucial to maintaining economic growth.

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