Dubai’s property market is growing fast, breaking records in sales. Experts say Emaar, Ellington, Meraas, Select, and Omniyat are the top builders to watch in 2025. These companies are known for making high-quality homes, luxury living spaces, and big housing projects. Emaar builds large communities with strong roads and services. Ellington makes stylish homes with European designs. Meraas creates modern places for people who want a fancy way of living. Select Group is famous for its good name, top facilities, and best locations.
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Many new builders are also joining the race. Andrew Cummings from Savills Middle East said big companies like Sobha, Ellington, and Select Group are now competing more. Smaller builders like Alta and Mr 8 Development are also bringing fresh ideas. Aldar, a company from Abu Dhabi, is now in Dubai and is making a strong impact.
Buyers today want more than just nice houses. They want a good way of life. Lewis Allsopp from Allsopp & Allsopp said that people look for more than just shiny floors and nice walls. They want parks, gyms, yoga places, and green areas. Living in a friendly and healthy place is now very important. Experts say buyers should always check a builder’s history, money strength, and location before buying a home. Paul Sharland from haus & haus also said that it is safer to buy through trusted agents instead of directly from builders. Some builders push buyers into deals that may not be the best for them.
Property prices in Dubai are rising. This makes it harder for some people to buy homes. Andrew Cummings said buyers now need to pay at least 30% of the home price upfront if the house costs more than AED 5 million. But Dubai’s government has made rules that help people invest. New visa rules, long-term stay options, and tax benefits have made Dubai a better place for foreign buyers. Paul Sharland said that even though areas like Palm Jumeirah and Downtown Dubai are expensive, Dubai is still cheaper than cities like London, New York, Paris, or Tokyo. This makes it a good place for investment.
Some areas in Dubai are now very popular for home buying. Paul Sharland said old Dubai, like Dubai Islands and Maritime City, is changing fast and now has beachside homes close to business areas. South Dubai, including Palm Jebel Ali, the new airport area, and Expo City, is also growing because of new roads and services. Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Dubai Hills Estate, Downtown Dubai, and Dubai Marina are also in high demand. The Al Khail corridor and Dubailand saw 51% of all home sales in 2024. For luxury homes, Palm Jumeirah, Bluewaters Island, and Jumeirah Bay Island are still top choices. Big houses like villas in Dubai Hills Estate and Jumeirah Islands are also very popular.
Dubai’s home sales reached AED 423 billion in 2024, which is 47% more than the previous year. People are still buying homes, and the market is strong. Experts believe this trend will continue. Dubai’s growing population, smart government rules, and good rental income make it a safe place to invest. But one big problem is the shortage of large family homes. Townhouses and villas make up only 13% of all homes in Dubai. More people from Europe are moving to Dubai with their families, and they need bigger homes. This creates a great chance for investors who want to buy homes for long-term profit.
To meet demand, builders plan to make 41,000 new apartments in 2025, compared to 29,000 in 2024. However, most new homes are apartments, and there are not enough townhouses and villas. By 2027, Dubai expects one million more people to move in, making it even harder to find big homes. This will push up prices for villas and townhouses, making them even more valuable for sellers.
Most buyers in Dubai prefer to buy homes before they are built. In 2023, 68% of home sales were for homes still under construction. People like these deals because they come with easy payment plans and good chances of price growth. Paul Sharland said that off-plan homes often give better profits because buyers can pay in steps while the property is being built. Also, new buildings come with the latest designs and better quality. For those looking for villas or townhouses, there are very few ready-to-move homes, so many investors are choosing to book houses before they are completed.
Dubai’s property market is strong, and more people are buying homes. The demand is high, and the city is growing fast. Prices are rising, but Dubai still offers better value than many other big cities. Experts believe that as more people move to Dubai, real estate will remain a great investment choice for years to come.
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