Buyers with monthly incomes around AED 20,000–40,000 now make up nearly 30% of all mortgage requests, showing that mid‑income earners are driving much of the demand.
The Dubai property market remained resilient in October 2025, with a moderate seasonal slowdown offset by continued strength in off-plan and secondary sales, and sustained demand from mid-income mortgage buyers, according to Property Finder.
The latest Property Finder Market Performance Highlights indicate that although activity cooled slightly following the summer vacation period, the market’s fundamentals remain robust, supported by strong mortgage activity and healthy demand in key communities such as Al Yelayiss 1, Nad Al Sheba First, Al Barsha South Fourth, and Burj Khalifa.
In the primary market, sales declined 8 per cent in value and 6 per cent in volume compared to October 2024.
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Despite this dip, the first 10 months of 2025 recorded a year-on-year increase of 18 per cent, reaching 103,939 transactions.
The total value of primary transactions rose 33 per cent over the same period, underscoring sustained investor confidence.
Al Yelayiss 1 emerged as the top-performing area, with transaction values rising by nearly 7 per cent and volumes jumping from just three to 153 transactions, representing 11 per cent of total primary value. Nad Al Sheba First followed, accounting for 9 per cent of the total. Lets read more.... source: Arabian Business published on nov 10th 2025