An analysis conducted by real estate company 'fäm' confirmed the strength of Dubai's real estate market, with data showing that major developers led sales in both the 'luxury' and 'mid-range' property sectors throughout 2025. According to data presented by the company, property sales exceeding 15 million dirhams and those under two million dirhams showed strong volumes and value last year, reflecting market health and boosting investor and buyer confidence. The analysis revealed that 'Emaar Properties' strengthened its market position by achieving the highest sales revenues, delivering more projects and housing units, and launching more new projects than any other developer. Data from 'fäm's' 'DXBinteract' platform also showed that 'Emaar's' sales reached 65.8 billion dirhams, followed by 'Damac Properties' with 35.9 billion dirhams, and then 'Binghatti Properties' with 26 billion dirhams. Additionally, 'Emaar' ended 2025 with the highest number of residential units 'under construction' at 51,032 units, while it delivered 27 projects and 7,318 housing units and launched 54 projects. According to 'fäm's' analysis, 2025 was a record year for Dubai's real estate market and also a remarkable and unforgettable year for 'Binghatti Properties,' which climbed four positions to become the city's top developer by total sales volume. It completed 17,061 deals, surpassing 'Damac,' which recorded 15,393 deals, and 'Emaar' with 13,149 deals. Meanwhile, 'Nakheel Properties' topped the luxury property segment over 15 million dirhams with sales of 16.9 billion dirhams through 672 deals, followed by 'Emaar' with 15.7 billion dirhams and 680 deals, and then 'Miras' with 9.5 billion dirhams and 289 deals. 'Binghatti' again topped the list in the affordable property segment under two million dirhams with sales of 16.2 billion dirhams through 14,627 deals, followed by 'Damac' with 8.4 billion dirhams and 6,828 deals, and then 'Shoba' with 8.3 billion dirhams and 5,887 deals. In this context, 'fäm' CEO Faras Masdi said: 'The fact that both luxury and mid-range property segments are showing strong value indicates that demand is not concentrated in one area, which points to a healthy and diverse market with steady demand from both investors and end-users.'
