The Real Estate Reports from Sept 2025 reported that in the first 9 months of 2025, property transactions in Dubai had been in excess of AED 496 billion (USD 136.15 billion), which indicates that the real estate market remained in growth in 2025.
Pakistani investors are also among the leading foreigners to purchase property in Dubai. In mid-2025, the Millennial Money Real Estate report ranked Pakistan third in terms of the number of active nationalities that invested in Dubai real estate. Analysts attribute this trend to off-plan property transactions, flexible payment arrangements, and the long-term residency programs in the UAE.
According to data provided by Kaizen AMS, the city of Dubai already registered AED 431 billion in transactions in the first half of 2025 alone, which represents an increase of 25 percent in the transactions as compared to the previous year. The level of property investment in Dubai is also increasing as Economic Times reported 18,678 transactions worth AED 51.1 billion in August 2025.
Dubai Property Rates 2025
Business Bay registered property sales of AED 13 billion, and Burj Khalifa deals were almost AED 8 billion. Jumeirah Village Circle registered the sale of 7,185 more apartments, valued at an extra AED 8 billion. Another record-breaking sale of villas was in the Emirates Hills where a single unit was sold in August 2025 at AED 260 million.
As long as demand is there, analysts warn of supply risks. According to Reuters, Fitch Ratings anticipates a possible 10 percent correction of Dubai property prices at the end of 2025 or 2026 because of excess supply in some areas. The issue of “flippers regret” was also noted in a Financial Times analysis where some investors struggle to resell off-plan units.
The property market presents opportunities as well as risks to Pakistani investors in Dubai. The demand is still high due to increased property transactions, rental yields and incentives of the Golden Visa. But then there is the issue of oversupply and possible future correction of Dubai property prices which may affect returns.
