Dubai Real Estate Sees 35.5% Rise as Global Investors Flock

Dubai's property market grew strong in 2024, with home sales going up by 35.5% compared to the year before. This happened because many people wanted to buy homes before they were built. These off-plan houses are getting more attention from buyers around the world. In early 2025, this trend is still going on, and people from many countries are looking to invest in Dubai.

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One big change is that more Indian buyers are investing. In early 2024, they made up 19% of buyers, but now in 2025, they make up 28%. This shows they trust Dubai’s property market and believe it will grow in the future.

A new group of buyers has also joined—people from Mexico. In early 2024, there were no Mexican buyers, but now they make up 11% of all property sales. Experts say this is a big change and means more people from Latin America are looking at Dubai as a good place to buy homes.

Pakistani buyers are also still active in the market. Their share has gone up slightly from 10% to 11%, showing they continue to see value in Dubai's homes.

Apart from these groups, more people from Jordan, Canada, Lebanon, Morocco, Egypt, Austria, the UK, Albania, and Italy have started buying homes in Dubai. Each of these countries now makes up 6% of the total buyers. This shows Dubai is becoming popular with people from different parts of the world.

Experts say the reason off-plan homes are in high demand is because they are cheaper, have easy payment plans, and their value increases over time. Some of the most wanted projects include The Valley by Emaar, Dubai Creek Harbour, and Sobha One. Many of these homes are selling fast as soon as they are launched.

Dubai’s rules for investors, its good location, and its strong infrastructure make it a top choice for people who want to buy homes. Experts believe that in 2025, off-plan homes will continue to be a favorite for those looking for good profits and a safe place to invest.