Reviewing the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Market from 2025, Bayut’s Market Report points to a resilient residential sector, with both sales and rental markets maintaining upward momentum. Supported by infrastructure investment, stable economic conditions, and long-term government initiatives, Abu Dhabi continues to attract end-users and investors across a broad range of price points, reinforcing its position as a stable property market.
In the sales market, price growth has been recorded across affordable, mid-tier, and luxury communities. Budget-oriented buyers have focused on areas such as Al Reef, Al Ghadeer, Khalifa City, and Al Shamkha, where apartment values rose by up to 13 percent and villas by up to 11 percent. Mid-tier locations including Masdar City and Al Reem Island posted stronger gains, with apartment values increasing by as much as 19 perecent, reflecting sustained demand for waterfront and well-connected neighborhoods. Luxury communities such as Yas Island and Saadiyat Island recorded value increases of up to 27 percent, while selective price corrections on Al Jubail Island have made units more accessible to buyers.
Rental performance remained equally robust, with attractive yields across much of the city with performance in apartments and villas. Off-plan activity remained strong across all segments, underscoring confidence in Abu Dhabi’s long-term growth. Demand has been spread across affordable developments such as Al Reeman and Bloom Living, mid-tier projects on Al Reem Island and Yas Island, and luxury offerings in the Saadiyat Cultural District and Al Hudayriat Island.
Taken together, the 2025 data reflects a maturing market characterized by steady price appreciation, competitive yields, and selective rebalancing—signaling sustained confidence in Abu Dhabi’s evolving urban landscape.
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