Abu Dhabi Property Market Jumps 39% in First Half of 2025 Amid Strong Demand

The Abu Dhabi real estate sector witnessed a remarkable upswing in the first half of 2025, with total transactions soaring to AED 51.72 billion (approximately Rs 4.15 trillion), marking a robust 39% increase year-on-year.

According to data from the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre, over 14,100 property deals were completed within six months. Of the total, AED 32.69 billion (Rs 2.54 trillion) came from direct property sales, while banks and financial institutions contributed AED 19.03 billion (Rs 1.48 trillion) in financing.

The market attracted investors from 85 countries, with significant interest from Russia, China, the UK, France, Kazakhstan, and the US. Indian and Pakistani buyers were also among the top contributors, underscoring Abu Dhabi’s expanding international investor base.

Among the most sought-after areas were Saadiyat Island, with property sales reaching AED 9.1 billion (around Rs 707 billion), and Yas Island, which saw residential sales amounting to AED 5.86 billion (approximately Rs 454 billion).

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