Abu Dhabi’s real estate market recorded AED10.6 billion in transactions during January 2025, marking a strong start to the year. According to the Department of Municipalities and Transport’s DARI platform, this total came from 2,514 property deals, highlighting the sector’s ongoing growth.

Sales transactions were a major contributor, reaching AED6.5 billion from 1,730 deals. Mortgage transactions also played a significant role, amounting to AED3.9 billion across 756 cases. Meanwhile, usufruct transactions, which involve long-term lease agreements, added over AED230 million from 28 properties.

Breaking down the figures further, property sales and mortgage deals combined totaled AED6.1 billion, spread across 1,379 transactions. This included AED2.5 billion from 721 property sales and AED3.6 billion from 658 mortgage transactions.

This performance underscores Abu Dhabi’s growing appeal as a top investment hub. The emirate’s advanced infrastructure, high-quality developments, and investor-friendly regulations continue to attract both local and international buyers, cementing its position as a premier real estate destination.