Dubai’s real estate brokerage sector recorded exceptional performance during the first half of 2025, with real estate transactions involving brokers reaching over 42,200 deals, generating commissions exceeding AED 3.23 billion — nearly double the AED 1.62 billion recorded during the same period in 2024, reflecting an impressive 99% growth.
This robust performance highlights the expanding base of registered real estate brokers in the emirate, with the number rising to 29,600 brokers registered with the Dubai Land Department, including 6,714 new brokers who joined the sector in the first half of the year.
Women also played a prominent role in the real estate market, with 10,100 female brokers executing over 13,400 transactions, generating nearly AED 1.43 billion in commissions — a clear indication of their growing presence in this vital sector.
The growth was further supported by the strong performance of brokerage and valuation offices. The number of registered brokerage firms reached 1,223, in addition to 78 valuation offices employing 118 licensed valuers. Trustee and real estate service offices also played a key role, completing 114,800 transactions during the same period, benefiting 86,400 clients — a 15% increase in client numbers compared to the previous year.
These figures underscore the rapid growth of Dubai’s real estate brokerage sector, which continues to be a key driver of the emirate’s property market vitality — supported by a dynamic investment environment and flexible regulations that align with Dubai’s ambitious economic vision.
