516 Million Dirhams in Property Transactions During Last Ramadan
The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has reported a significant increase in property transactions during the last Ramadan, reaching a total value of 516 million dirhams. This marks a 65% year-on-year growth and represents a staggering 271% rise compared to Ramadan 2025, when property transactions totaled 139.1 million dirhams.
This trend underscores a sustained high demand for premium residential, office, and commercial spaces in the heart of Dubai, particularly in well-established business areas with global connectivity like DIFC. The integrated ecosystem of the centre, which combines financial services with modern lifestyle offerings and advanced infrastructure, continues to attract investors, companies, and residents alike.
Exceptional Resilience
According to Arab Amiri, CEO of the DIFC Authority, “The real estate market in DIFC continues to demonstrate exceptional resilience and sustainable growth. The increase in property transaction values reflects ongoing investor confidence and the centre’s appeal as a leading destination for high-quality residential, commercial, and retail spaces. This performance confirms DIFC’s pivotal role in supporting Dubai’s economic growth and strengthens its position as a primary investment hub for real estate in the long term.”
A Leading City
As DIFC continues to expand its property offerings, the centre is firmly committed to delivering high-quality development projects that meet the evolving needs of its dynamic community and further enhance Dubai’s status as a global city for living, working, and investing.
The development of the “DIFC Square” project was completed in March, contributing approximately 600,000 square feet of commercial space, all of which was leased prior to delivery. Additionally, the “DIFC Living” project, the first residential building developed by DIFC Real Estate Development, alongside the “Innovation Two” building, is set to add around 203,000 square feet of additional commercial space by the third quarter of 2026.