It’s a question that keeps resurfacing.
But the data tells a very different story.

As 2025 draws to a close, Dubai’s real estate sector has delivered one of its strongest performances to date. Market momentum isn’t driven by speculation, it’s backed by execution and scale.

According to DXB Interact sales data, leading developers recorded tens of billions of dirhams in transactions, reflecting sustained demand across multiple segments.

Top-performing developers in 2025 (sales value):

• Emaar– AED 66B
• Damac– AED 36B
• Binghatti– AED 26B
• Nakheel– AED 22B
• Sobha Realty– AED 22B
• Meraas– AED 21B
• Omniyat– AED 10B
• Aldar – AED 10B
• H&H Development – AED 8B
• Danube Properties– AED 7B

This growth reflects diversification across developers, price points, and buyer profiles, supported by regulated supply, strong absorption, and sustained global investor confidence.

Dubai continues to demonstrate a simple truth:
capital follows results, not speculation.

Perhaps the real question now isn’t Will Dubai crash?
But How long can this momentum continue?