Abu Dhabi’s real estate market recorded AED 10.6 billion in transactions during January 2025, with 2,514 deals, according to data from DARI, the real estate platform of the Department of Municipalities and Transport.

The report highlights that sales transactions totaled AED 6.5 billion across 1,730 deals, while mortgage transactions amounted to AED 3.9 billion through 756 agreements. Additionally, usufruct transactions, which include long-term leasehold agreements, accounted for AED 230 million across 28 properties.

DARI’s data further reveals that combined property sales and mortgage transactions reached AED 6.1 billion through 1,379 deals, comprising 721 property sales worth AED 2.5 billion and 658 mortgage transactions totaling AED 3.6 billion.

WAM noted that this strong market performance reinforces Abu Dhabi’s reputation as a prime investment hub, driven by its modern infrastructure, high-quality developments, and investor-friendly regulations. The emirate continues to attract both domestic and international capital, further solidifying its status as a key player in the regional property sector.