The UAE property market recorded another active month in November, supported by strategic public–private initiatives, new retail destinations and recently announced housing support packages. As 2025 draws to a close, market statistics and trends highlight the sector’s resilience and the sustained confidence of investors, buyers and tenants alike.
UAE Property News From November 2025
The top UAE real estate news from November 2025 are as follows:
UAE President directs approval of third 2025 housing benefits package worth AED 4 billion
Under the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, in his capacity as Ruler of Abu Dhabi, His Highness Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, the third housing benefit package has been announced, worth AED 4 billion.
The package will support 3,310 citizens through AED 2.27 billion in housing loans in Abu Dhabi. Moreover, for 1,768 beneficiaries, AED 1.51 billion in housing grants and ready-built homes will also be offered.
It also covers loan repayment exemptions for limited-income senior citizens, retirees and families of the deceased, along with AED 208 million in housing loan reductions for 204 beneficiaries under the Emirati Family Growth programme.
With this release, total housing benefits disbursed in 2025 have reached AED 15.384 billion for 10,718 citizens, including housing loans, land and ready-home grants and further reductions under the Family Growth programme.
Since its establishment, the Abu Dhabi Housing Authority has delivered more than 129,448 housing benefits worth approximately AED 177.57 billion, reflecting the leadership’s commitment to long-term social stability and citizen wellbeing.
Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre reports 43.3% rise as transactions hit AED 94 Billion in the first 9 months of 2025
According to Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC), the emirate’s real estate market recorded AED 94 billion in transactions across 29,400 deals during the first nine months of 2025, marking a 43.3% rise in value and a 48% increase in volume year on year.
Sales and purchase activity contributed AED 61.8 billion through 16,887 transactions, while mortgages amounted to AED 32.2 billion across 12,666 deals.
The sector’s impact on the wider economy remained notable, with real-estate and construction activities contributing AED 79.5 billion to the emirate’s non-oil GDP for H1 2025.
Real Estate Transactions in Ajman Reach AED 2.37 Billion During October 2025
Ajman’s real estate market recorded AED 2.37 billion in transactions across 1,684 deals in October 2025, according to the Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation. Of this, AED 1.55 billion came from 1,358 sales transactions, with Al Manama 13 achieving the highest sales value at AED 30 million.
The month also saw 223 mortgage transactions worth AED 519.7 million, led by Industrial 1 with the highest mortgage value. Among major developments, Al Helio 2 recorded the most activity, followed by Al Helio 1 and Al Yasmeen, while Emirates City ranked as the most traded area ahead of Ajman One and Madina Towers.
Dubai Municipality, Siemens sign MoU to drive AI and smart tech across public spaces
Dubai Municipality has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Siemens to accelerate the use of AI and smart technologies across public spaces. In line with the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33), the partnership aims to enhance sustainability, improve operational performance and advance the digital readiness of public facilities.
The collaboration will introduce predictive maintenance systems, AI-driven building automation, energy optimisation tools and updated technical guidelines to support next-generation smart infrastructure.
Global Data Exchange Agreement Signed between ADREC, ADRES and leading MLS organisations
ADREC and ADRES participated in the International MLS Forum 2025 in Toronto, where they signed a data exchange agreement that establishes a pilot framework for secure cross-border property data sharing using RESO standards.
FAQs
What are the top UAE real estate news highlights from November 2025?
November saw major public–private partnerships, new retail and housing announcements, progress on large-scale infrastructure projects and improved transparency through regulatory and PropTech initiatives.
How did the UAE property market perform in November 2025?
Market indicators remained strong, with several emirates reporting higher transaction volumes, new project milestones and increased investor activity. Data releases from Abu Dhabi and Ajman showed notable year-on-year growth, reinforcing stable demand across both sales and mortgage segments.
How did the initiatives announced in November 2025 impact UAE investors?
November’s developments strengthened investor confidence by signalling ongoing government support, improved transparency and sustained market growth. New regulations, housing packages and infrastructure upgrades further enhanced the investment landscape.
These are all the latest UAE real estate news from November 2025. The growing collaboration between international firms, government entities and private sector players reflects a sector that is strengthening its foundations and accelerating innovation. Early performance indicators for 2025 also point to sustained momentum, reinforcing market confidence and signalling continued demand from investors planning to buy property in the UAE.
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