Ras Al Khaimah registered residential property transactions valued at AED12.4 billion (around $3.4 billion) in 2025, covering approximately 6,600 deals and signalling continued momentum in the emirate’s housing sector.
Off-plan properties led the market, making up close to 85 per cent of total transactions, underscoring strong demand for newly launched developments and future inventory.
Property prices recorded solid growth during the year, with apartment values rising by more than 13 per cent and villa prices increasing by nearly 10 per cent year-on-year, reflecting sustained buyer interest.
Average ticket sizes also highlighted this trend, with off-plan homes nearing AED1.98 million, while ready properties averaged about AED1.16 million, pointing to a clear premium for new builds.
Rental rates moved upward in parallel, as apartment rents increased by over 10 per cent and villa rents rose by nearly 9 per cent, driven by population growth and steady investment inflows.
While the number of transactions eased compared to the previous year due to a slowdown in new project launches, the market remained resilient, supported by rising values and consistent demand.
Looking forward, a strong pipeline of upcoming developments is expected to deliver thousands of new units in the coming years, reinforcing long-term confidence in Ras Al Khaimah’s residential real estate market.
