In a remarkable surge, Ajman property transactions experienced a significant boost of 47% in the third quarter of 2025, reaching an impressive AED8.12 billion ($2.21 billion). This growth highlights the ongoing confidence within the real estate sector, attracting both local and international investors eager to capitalize on Ajman’s flourishing market.
The Ajman Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation reported a total of 5,048 real estate transactions during this period, signaling robust and growing interest in the emirate’s property landscape. This increase not only reflects a healthy market but also enduring trust among investors in Ajman’s real estate potential.
Omar bin Omair Al Muhairi, the Director-General of the Department, emphasized the positive trends shaping the emirate’s real estate market. He stated, “the results demonstrate the positive momentum driving the emirate’s real estate market.” Al Muhairi attributed this growth to the variety of available projects and an influx of investors, fostered by a business-friendly environment that bolsters confidence and supports successful investments.
Ajman Real Estate Growth
The trading volume within Ajman reached AED5.22 billion ($1.42 billion) across 4,102 transactions, illustrating the dynamic nature of the real estate market. Notably, Al Rumaila 3 emerged as the area with the highest sales value, totaling AED300 million ($81.7 million). Emirates City also topped the list for major developments with significant trading activity, surpassing City Towers and Ajman One in overall interest.
In terms of residential popularity, Al Helio 2 stood out as the most active neighborhood, closely followed by Al Helio 1 and Al Yasmeen. This sustained demand across various districts indicates a healthy appetite for housing options within the city.
Moreover, during the third quarter, Ajman registered 633 mortgage transactions, with a total value exceeding AED1.19 billion ($324 million). The Industrial Area 2 led the way in mortgage value, reflecting the area’s desirability for both commercial and residential investments, amounting to AED110 million ($30 million).