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UAE property market soars to $87bn as luxury sales set records
UAE property market soars to $87bn as luxury sales set records

Arabian Business

time3 days ago

  • Business
  • Arabian Business

UAE property market soars to $87bn as luxury sales set records

The UAE's real estate sector is maintaining its strong upward momentum, recording more than 96,000 property transactions in the first half of 2025 worth a total of AED322bn ($87bn), fuelled by robust demand from both domestic and international buyers. From luxury waterfront villas to landmark high-rises, the market's breadth reflects continued confidence in the country's property sector. Josh Gilbert, Market Analyst at eToro, said: 'This trend is supported by robust policy initiatives, including foreign ownership reforms, which have attracted more ultra-high-net-worth individuals to the UAE than ever before. 'Tax incentives, golden visas, and the UAE's unmatched lifestyle continue to make the country a top destination for investors. UAE real estate luxury sales records The premium end of the market continues to deliver standout results. Aldar Properties recently closed a record AED400m ($109m) sale for a mansion at Faya Al Saadiyat in Abu Dhabi. Developer earnings have also surged: Emaar Properties posted a 34 per cent rise in net profit to AED10.4bn ($2.83bn), driven by a 46 per cent jump in property sales and a development backlog of AED146.3bn ($39.85bn) Aldar Properties reported a 24 per cent year-on-year net profit increase to AED4.1bn ($1.12bn), with revenues up 42 per cent to AED15.5bn ($4.22bn) and a record development backlog of AED 62.3bn ($16.96bn) Both companies have seen strong share price performance in 2025, with Aldar up 29 per cent and Emaar up 15 per cent, alongside attractive dividend payouts. Investor sentiment is shifting decisively toward property. eToro's latest Retail Investor Beat survey found 52 per cent of UAE retail investors now view real estate and construction as the most promising sectors for the next 12 months — surpassing technology. Developers are riding a wave of booming off-plan sales, strong rental demand, and sustained infrastructure investment. Supported by favourable macroeconomic policies, rising tourism, and deep investor appetite, UAE real estate stocks are offering a rare mix of growth, stability, and yield.

Emaar and Aldar fuel UAE property market boom as investor confidence surges in 2025
Emaar and Aldar fuel UAE property market boom as investor confidence surges in 2025

Zawya

time3 days ago

  • Business
  • Zawya

Emaar and Aldar fuel UAE property market boom as investor confidence surges in 2025

Dubai, UAE – The UAE's real estate sector continues its remarkable growth trajectory, with over 96,000 transactions recorded in the first half of 2025, totalling AED 322 billion (USD $87 billion). From luxury residences and waterfront villas to iconic skyscraper developments, the broader property market is benefiting from strong domestic and international demand. 'This trend is supported by robust policy initiatives, including foreign ownership reforms, which have attracted more ultra-high-net-worth individuals to the UAE than ever before,' said Josh Gilbert, Market Analyst at eToro. 'Tax incentives, golden visas, and the UAE's unmatched lifestyle continue to make the country a top destination for investors. Highlighting the strength of the luxury market, Aldar Properties recently secured a record AED 400 million sale for a mansion at Faya Al Saadiyat in Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, Emaar Properties reported a 34% jump in net profit to AED 10.4 billion, driven by a 46% increase in property sales and a development backlog of AED 146.3 billion. Aldar also posted a 24% year-on-year increase in net profit to AED 4.1 billion, with revenues climbing 42% to AED 15.5 billion and a record development backlog of AED 62.3 billion. Both companies' shares have seen strong performance this year, with Aldar up 29% and Emaar up 15%, alongside attractive dividend payouts. Investor sentiment is also increasingly positive. Data from eToro's latest Retail Investor Beat survey indicates that over 52% of retail investors in the UAE now see real estate and construction as the most promising sectors for the next 12 months, surpassing even technology. Developers are benefitting from booming off-plan sales, strong rental demand, and ongoing infrastructure investments. With supportive macroeconomic policies, rising tourism, and broad investor appetite, UAE real estate stocks are providing a rare combination of growth, stability, and yield.

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