Dubai Data and Statistics Establishment, operating under Digital Dubai, has announced the Commercial and Residential Real Estate Price Index results for the fourth quarter of 2025, reflecting continued strength across Dubai’s property market.
The residential real estate sector recorded solid performance during 2025, with the overall index increasing 9.81 percent compared to the previous year.
Villa prices registered the strongest growth, rising 14.83 percent as demand for larger homes and community-focused living continued to increase. Apartment prices also climbed 7.38 percent over the same period.
Dubai’s commercial property sector posted annual growth of 9.54 percent, supported by sustained expansion across the emirate’s business landscape.
Office spaces led gains within the commercial segment, jumping 15.86 percent due to increasing demand for workspaces, while retail property prices grew 11.52 percent year-on-year.
The hospitality real estate market also maintained positive growth momentum, recording an annual increase of 4.80 percent in 2025.
Hotel apartments achieved the highest gains in the hospitality segment with a 6.25 percent rise, while hotel room prices edged up 0.85 percent during the year.
The latest results reflect continued investor confidence and reinforce Dubai’s standing as a major global destination for real estate investment.
Younus Al Nasser stated that the index demonstrates both the expansion of Dubai’s property market and the growing sophistication of its data ecosystem, which supports economic and investment-related decisions.
He added that the index contributes to the objectives of the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 by promoting transparency, sustainability and balanced market growth.
Mohammed Ali Al Badwawi said the indicators highlight the ongoing development of Dubai’s real estate sector and its ability to sustain balanced growth across different segments.
He further noted that Dubai Land Department continues to leverage digital solutions and property data to improve service efficiency and integration in line with the Dubai Real Estate Sector Strategy 2033 and Digital Dubai’s vision.
The report also emphasised the increasing role of data in strengthening market transparency, identifying future trends and supporting Dubai’s long-term economic competitiveness.
