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The UAE property market is undergoing a significant transformation, with growth spreading beyond Dubai. According to Bloom Holding's 2025 report, all seven emirates are experiencing price increases. Abu Dhabi and Dubai lead the charge, but emerging areas show substantial investment potential.
Abu Dhabi saw a remarkable 202% year-on-year price jump in 2024, while Dubai prices rose by 124%. Key areas in Dubai like Palm Jebel Ali and Meydan Avenue have seen over 200% growth in five years. Luxury living is thriving, with Abu Dhabi leading in million-dollar listings, followed closely by Dubai and surprisingly, Umm Al Quwain.
Smaller emirates are poised for growth in 2025. Ras Al Khaimah is attracting attention due to tourism and affordable luxury, while Sharjah is promoting eco-living and full expat ownership. Umm Al Quwain offers the highest average price per square meter, indicating demand for tranquil communities. Off-plan properties and rentals remain popular, driven by flexible payment plans and high demand for smart homes.
The UAE's property market in 2025 is shaped by surging foreign investment, the migration of high-net-worth individuals, infrastructure growth in smaller emirates, and increased interest in sustainability and smart living. Opportunities exist across the country, from waterfront communities in Abu Dhabi to value-rich neighborhoods in Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah.

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