Dubai is a rapidly growing metropolis at the heart of the United Arab Emirates, renowned for its relentless innovation and dynamic expansion. With its continuously evolving infrastructure and expanding offerings, the city has established itself as a global hub for commerce, trade, and investment.
According to recent reports from the Dubai Land Department and market-analysis firms:
In 2024, Dubai’s real estate market broke all records — the year ended with roughly 180,900 transactions valued at AED 522.1 billion.
By October 2025, total recorded property sales reached AED 559.4 billion, already surpassing the previous full-year record.
As of that milestone, the number of deals for 2025 was reported at 178,244 transactions — the highest in Dubai’s history for that point in the year.
These figures indicate robust demand across the market — both in off-plan developments and ready properties — underscoring Dubai’s continued attractiveness to investors, expatriates, and global home-buyers.
The Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan presents a comprehensive vision for the city’s sustainable and future-focused development. Over the next 20 years, the Government of Dubai aims to elevate the overall quality of life for both citizens and expatriates, positioning the emirate as one of the world’s most desirable places to live, work, and visit. Under this strategy, Dubai’s expatriate population is projected to double — from three million to six million.
This bold vision is set to have a profound impact on the real estate sector. With an increasing number of residents attracted by Dubai’s reputation as one of the most technologically advanced and forward-thinking cities globally, demand for housing is expected to surge. As a result, both the sales and rental markets are forecast to experience significant growth, driving property values upward and further solidifying Dubai’s status as a global real estate powerhouse.

The UAE is known for its modern infrastructure, security, and stability, with a strong focus on environmental sustainability in its new projects.

Purchasing an apartment during the early stages of construction can yield a profit of up to 40% upon selling.

Investors enjoy a complete exemption from income tax on all their investment earnings.

The UAE offers one of the lowest VAT and corporate tax rates globally. VAT does not apply to residential real estate purchases.

Buying real estate in Dubai grants you the right to obtain a residence visa for yourself and your family.

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