Abu Dhabi’s real estate sector witnessed robust activity in January, recording AED 10.6B in transactions across 2,514 property deals. This reflects sustained growth and strong investor confidence in the emirate’s property market.
Data from the DARI real estate platform, managed by the Department of Municipalities and Transport, showed that sales transactions reached AED 6.5B from 1,730 deals, highlighting continued demand for property acquisitions.
Mortgage transactions for the month totalled AED 3.9B across 756 deals, while usufruct agreements, covering long-term leaseholds, exceeded AED 230M across 28 properties.
The platform’s data further revealed that combined property sales and mortgage transactions in Abu Dhabi stood at AED 6.1B across 1,379 deals. This included 721 sales transactions valued at AED 2.5B and 658 mortgage agreements amounting to AED 3.6B.
The strong market performance underscores Abu Dhabi’s appeal as a leading investment hub, supported by its modern infrastructure and premium real estate developments.
Favourable business policies and investor-friendly regulations continue to drive significant interest from both domestic and international investors, solidifying the emirate’s status as a key real estate destination.