The Ajman real estate market has experienced remarkable growth in the third quarter of 2025, with a total transaction value of AED 3.2 billion ($872 million). This notable increase highlights a significant surge in commercial deals, which rose by an impressive 48.6% compared to the previous year. As investor confidence continues to grow, the Ajman real estate market stands out as a vibrant hub for property investment in the UAE.
The Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation recently announced that the Ajman real estate market recorded 536 property transactions during this quarter, indicating robust performance across various sectors. Ahmed Khalfan Al Shamsi, Director of Real Estate Registration at the department, stated that the latest quarterly report reflects the sustained growth trajectory of the Ajman property sector and emphasizes the increasing volume of investments pouring into the region.
Al Shamsi explained that the emirate’s competitive edge, paired with a flexible investment strategy, continues to bolster momentum and instill greater confidence among investors in Ajman’s expanding market. This combination of factors has made it an appealing landscape for both local and international stakeholders.
Commercial Real Estate in Ajman
In a notable development, commercial property transactions in the Ajman real estate market reached 112 deals in Q3, marking a substantial increase of 48.6% from the same period last year. The total value of these commercial transactions amounted to AED 1.22 billion ($333 million), outpacing the performance of the residential sector.
Breaking down the figures further, the residential property sector recorded a total value of AED 545.9 million ($149 million), while industrial properties contributed AED 533 million ($145 million) to the overall market share. This shift highlights the growing importance and appeal of commercial real estate within Ajman.
Investor Confidence
Furthermore, the Ajman real estate market has seen robust activity in valuation transactions, with 163 valuations for real estate project units recorded, totaling AED 106 million ($29 million). In addition, there were 426 valuation transactions connected to Golden Residence permits for investors, amounting to AED 1.73 billion ($472 million).
According to Al Shamsi, these impressive figures reflect strong investor demand and confirm Ajman’s status as one of the UAE’s most attractive emerging real estate markets. He attributes this success to factors such as transparent regulations, competitive pricing, and a commitment to enhancing infrastructure, which collectively make Ajman a prime destination for real estate investment.