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Dubai’s property market in Q3 2025 showed sustained depth and resilience, anchored by robust transaction volumes in mid-market communities and steady pricing strength in premium districts. JVC and Business Bay led activity, while waterfront and high-end areas such as Dubai Maritime City and Dubai Hills Estate maintained healthy price levels, reflecting a market with strong demand across both affordable and premium segments. Dubai recorded 54,028 residential sales transactions in Q3 2025, with a total value of AED 134.6 billion.
Jumeirah Village Circle recorded 5,259 sales at AED 1,475 per sq ft, ahead of Business Bay on 4,070. Dubai Maritime City posted the highest average of the group at AED 3,012 per sq ft. Eight communities are tabled with volume and average price.
Nad Al Sheba led rental growth at 28.14%, followed by Jumeirah at 23.27%, while Motor City and Jumeirah Park held near 3%. Seven areas are charted with average annual rent alongside the increase.
The UAE Central Bank’s September cut began easing mortgage costs and drawing end-users back in, with Etihad Rail shifting attention toward Dubai South, Al Furjan and JVC. The outlook weighs this against more than 250,000 units due across 2026 and 2027.
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