UAE real estate news for the month of February 2025
- New Property Owner Committees Registered
- Property Show to be Held in Dubai
- Emiratis Offered Real Estate Broker Training
- Aqari Launched in Sharjah
- Property Transactions Reach High in Ajman
- FAQs
Thanks to a plethora of ambitious real estate projects, a modern infrastructure and robust legislations, the UAE real estate market is considered among the most stable in the world. The nation delivers on continuous development in its property sector supported by government initiatives which in turn attract both local and international investments. On that note, here’s a rundown on UAE real estate news for February 2025.
UAE Real Estate News March 2025
The DLD registers 127 new property owner committees
In a bid to make the management of jointly owned properties more sustainable, the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) of the Dubai Land Department (DLD) announced the registration of 127 new owners’ committees in Dubai. While registration is open to all who qualify, the number of members in each committee will be limited to nine, thereby encouraging early applications. This applies to both individuals and companies.
The committees will be responsible for budget reviews , supervising shared services and setting maintenance objectives with the goal of managing jointly owned properties efficiently — all in coordination with property management companies in the UAE.
Property show to be held in Dubai
Nominations for the 21st edition of the International Property Show (IPS 2025) are officially open. The show will be held from the 14th to the 16th of April at the Dubai World Trade Centre. With a focus on new innovations in real estate tech, the event aims to enhance the sustainability and efficiency of property-based solutions in the UAE.
IPS 2025 will focus on five main themes:
- IPS Future Cities
- IPS Real Estate
- IPS Startups and PropTech
- IPS Design
- IPS Services
ADDED and ADREC Partner to Empower Local Brokers in Al Ain
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC) and Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) for the launch of an initiative which will ultimately empower Emirati brokers. Over 300 Emirati applicants from Al Ain will be given the necessary training and certification to become licenced real estate agents in accredited training programmes offered by notable institutes. The initiative marks a significant milestone that will boost the country’s real estate sector with the inclusion of local talent and support economic development in the Al Ain region.
Integrated Real Estate Service Website Launched in Sharjah
In other UAE real estate news, the government of Sharjah launched Aqari in February 2025 — an integrated property services website developed by the Sharah Digital Department (SDD). The launch was officially announced by the Vice President of the Aqari platform, Abdullah Al Naqi. The event was attended by the Crown Prince and Deputy Ruler of Sharjah His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi. The initiative aims to simplify and digitise real estate processes for individuals and businesses in the emirate. The ceremony, which saw participation from more than 20 private and government entities in its first phase, was held in the Aljada area in Sharjah
Ajman real estate transactions reach high during January 2025
In other exciting real estate news for February 2025, Ajman reported 1,321 registered property transactions, valued at AED 1.57B in January 2025. The announcement was made by the Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation in Ajman (ARRA). The highest sales value was documented at AED 50M in the Al Zahia area.
FAQs
How did Dubai’s property market perform in February 2025?
If the real estate news for the month is any indication, the country continues to uphold its upward trajectory. Consider Bayut’s Dubai annual sales report for 2024 for more insight into how the market fared for the emirate last year.
Is it a good time to invest in Dubai real estate?
A strong economy and tax free incentives make the emirate’s property sector an attractive prospect for local and international investments. Take a look at the new off-plan projects in the UAE for the latest options.
That concludes our coverage of real estate news in the UAE for the month of February 2025. For updates on the state of the country’s property market, stay tuned to MyBayut.
