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Luxury property prices are climbing worldwide, and Dubai is leading the charge. From the $1.6 billion Burj Azizi to multi-billion-dollar sales, the emirate’s real estate model is reshaping skylines from London to Sydney. 

Off-plan sector drives record growth in Dubai
Off-plan sales were the dominant force, accounting for 68 percent of Dubai’s total transaction volume in 2025. The sector recorded 40,108 transactions — a 26 percent year-on-year rise — with total value reaching a record AED 82.9 billion, up 23 percent.

Key areas of off-plan activity included:

Business Bay, which generated approximately AED 7.4 billion in sales on the back of new project launches. Al Barsha and Dubai Islands, where interest in high-potential, master-planned developments continues to grow.

Dubai South has quickly become one of the most talked-about areas in Dubai’s real estate market. It’s set to play a major role in Dubai’s future, with Al Maktoum International Airport expected to take over all flights within the next 10 years.

There’s still plenty of land available for development, which means property prices remain extremely affordable for investors today. With major developers launching new projects and road infrastructure upgrades underway, Dubai South is expected to see strong capital gains in the coming years

Dubai-based tokenization platform Prypco Mint sold out its tokenized property, a Dh1.75 million villa in Dubailand’s Rukan Community, in under five minutes. The property was co-owned by 169 investors representing 40 different nationalities, each investing an average of Dh10,355.

Dubai witnessed more than AED 500 billion of sales in 2025 which is 32% higher than the last year. 

Dubai is ranked safest city in the world consistently for many years