Danube Properties powers Dubai’s record AED 115 Billion real estate boom in Q1 2025

Dubai real estate market is experiencing its unprecedented boom in 2025, with AED 115 billion worth of property sales in Q1 alone — a record-breaking feat that indicates a 29% year-on-year growth compared to Q1 2024.

With more than 43,000 transactions settled in the first quarter alone and a fast-growing Q2, the city's property market is building unstoppable momentum despite global economic unrest.

One of the major drivers of this growth is the persistent undersupply of housing — just 27,000 units were completed in 2024, yet more than 170,000 units are still under construction. Investors are being drawn to Dubai by its tax-free status, political stability, and first-rate infrastructure.

Among the leading developers driving this boom is Danube Properties, the UAE's fastest-growing private real estate developer. Renowned for delivering quality and affordable housing, Danube has never lost its reputation for timely and ahead-of-schedule project delivery. Out of the total 34 projects launched, Danube Properties has delivered 18 developments — a track record that reflects the brand’s consistent commitment to buyers and investors alike.

Rizwan Sajan, Founder and Chairman, Danube Properties said, "Dubai is continuing to outshine world markets with its stable, tax-free climate and investor-friendly policies. The city has been a resilient and robust economy despite world headwinds. The real estate industry is not only expanding, it's booming and we are seeing huge interest from foreign investors who view Dubai as one of the only safe havens providing not only high returns but long-term value."

In 2024-25, Danube Properties delivered its projects — Diamonz, Pearlz, Opalz and many more — nearly all of which have been fully sold out in record time and delivered ahead of schedule, underscoring the strong confidence the brand enjoys among residents, investors, and end-users.

"Danube Properties highly values its commitments to buyers and the timely delivery of our projects reflects that promise. We have already delivered numerous developments — all within time, if not ahead — and 2025 is no exception,” said Sajan.

“We believe that the new initiatives and business-friendly policies being adopted by the government will continue to support the local property market in the foreseeable future,” he added.

Beyond the residential sector, Dubai’s warehouses are operating at near-full capacity, and hotels are consistently packed, further highlighting the emirate’s economic resilience and broad-based growth.

With record-breaking sales in Q1 and strong momentum in Q2, Dubai is not just defying global economic pressures — it is thriving. The emirate is on course for what could be its strongest real estate year in history.