Abu Dhabi‘s property market recorded AED10.6 billion in transactions during January 2025, encompassing 2,514 deals, according to data from DARI, the real estate platform of the Department of Municipalities and Transport in the emirate.
The figures show sales transactions reached AED6.5 billion across 1,730 deals, whereas mortgage transactions amounted to AED3.9 billion through 756 arrangements.
Usufruct transactions, which comprise long-term leasehold agreements, totalled AED230 million across 28 properties.
DARI’s data indicates combined property sales and mortgage transactions in the emirate reached AED6.1 billion through 1,379 transactions. This includes 721 property sales worth AED2.5 billion and 658 mortgage transactions valued at AED3.6 billion.
“This strong market performance reinforces Abu Dhabi’s position as a premier investment destination, supported by its advanced infrastructure and high-quality real estate developments,” WAM said in a statement, adding that the emirate’s property sector maintains its appeal to investors, supported by regulations and a business environment that attracts both domestic and international capital.
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