The Ajman real estate sector has experienced impressive growth, with valuations soaring to AED9.84 billion ($2.7 billion) in 2025. This surge is largely attributed to the increasing demand for Golden Residences, which has spurred activity in both the residential and commercial real estate markets. As investors flock to Ajman seeking robust opportunities, the latest figures underscore the emirate’s resilience and appeal as a vibrant hub for property investment.
According to a recent announcement from the Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation in Ajman, a total of 2,275 real estate valuation transactions were recorded in 2025, culminating in a remarkable total exceeding AED9.84 billion ($2.68 billion). This data, derived from the Ajman Real Estate Index, highlights robust activity and a fast-developing market.
Engineer Omar bin Omair Al Muhairi, the Director-General of the Department, noted that valuations specifically related to real estate development projects reached 795 transactions, translating to a total value of AED52.10 million ($14.19 million). This segment showcases the commitment to advancing Ajman’s infrastructure and residential offerings.
Moreover, the demand for Golden Residences has played a pivotal role, with the Department recording 1,834 real estate valuation transactions related to these properties, accounting for a significant combined value of AED4.94 billion ($1.35 billion). This growing interest reflects the attractiveness of Golden Residences, catering to a diverse range of investors.
Ajman Real Estate Records
Engineer Omar bin Omair Al Muhairi emphasized that the annual statistics illustrate the strength and diversity of Ajman’s real estate sector. They reveal the various investment opportunities available to different investor segments who are keen on capitalizing on the emirate’s competitive advantages.
He further highlighted that commercial real estate faced a surge in interest, with 436 transactions and a combined value exceeding AED5.22 billion ($1.42 billion). This demonstrates the ongoing evolution of Ajman’s commercial landscape, which continues to attract substantial investments.
The residential sector observed valuations totaling AED2.82 billion ($768 million), while industrial properties secured third place with valuations reaching AED1.75 billion ($477 million). This distribution of property types showcases Ajman’s balanced market and the multiple avenues available for investment.
The Director-General also indicated that the annual real estate report encompassed personal valuation transactions along with those linked to courts and institutions. This illustrates the extensive range of real estate-related activities occurring throughout Ajman in 2025, further solidifying its status as a key player in the region’s property market.