According to a recent global study released by Statista, residential real estate transactions in the United Arab Emirates are anticipated to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.66% between 2025 and 2029.
Thanks to long-term urban planning, robust government policy backing, and the UAE’s ongoing appeal as a business and lifestyle destination, the data highlights the property market’s resilience and capacity to draw steady investment.
According to Arabian Gulf Properties, the pattern indicates a maturing real estate market and ongoing investor confidence.
“This sustained market growth is a positive indicator for the real estate sector of the UAE,” said Badar Rashid Alblooshi, Chairman of Arabian Gulf Properties. “As demand matures and diversifies, developers must continue to innovate and deliver communities that serve the long-term aspirations of residents and investors alike.”
According to the company, the growing need for livable, connected, and mixed-use communities is driving real estate growth in the United Arab Emirates. This trend is expected to gain momentum as the nation undergoes demographic shifts and economic expansion.
Analysts anticipate that the real estate industry, in particular the residential segments, will continue to serve as a pillar of growth, innovation, and urban resilience as the United Arab Emirates enters its next phase of transformation.