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Abu Dhabi and Dubai's real estate markets achieved record-breaking performances in Q3 2025. Abu Dhabi saw a 76% year-on-year surge in transactions, with 7,154 sales totaling Dh25.3 billion, a 110% increase in value. Dubai recorded its strongest quarter ever, with 59,044 transactions and a total value of Dh169 billion.
Abu Dhabi's growth was driven by strong demand and strategic developments. Residential sales dominated, accounting for 96% of transactions and Dh23.3 billion. Off-plan deals were particularly strong, representing 73% of volume and 68% of value, with significant contributions from projects on Fahid Island and Al Hidayriyyat Island. Ready market sales also performed well, reaching Dh8 billion across 1,940 transactions.
Dubai's market was led by its off-plan sector, with 40,108 deals, representing 68% of the total volume. Off-plan value reached Dh82.9 billion. The ready market saw 18,936 transactions, with a value of Dh86.1 billion. Key areas like Business Bay, Al Barsha, and the Dubai Islands attracted significant interest.
Dubai's average price per square foot has also reached new heights, reflecting the demand for prime properties.

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