Our latest report explores how Dubai’s commercial property market performed through Q3 2025. From office sales to leasing activity and retail demand, discover how each segment evolved through the summer months.
Has Dubai’s commercial real estate market entered a period of consolidation, or is the momentum still accelerating? Our Q3 report reveals how Dubai’s office, retail, and industrial sectors performed, combining verified DLD data with Engel & Völkers insights.
Dubai’s commercial sector continued its strong performance in Q3 2025, with office demand remaining robust and new Grade A projects seeing high absorption rates. Investment activity remained strong, led by local and international investors seeking income-generating assets amid sustained population and business growth. Meanwhile, retail leasing showed resilience despite seasonal headwinds, supported by ongoing tourism inflows and expansion from F&B and lifestyle brands.
The continued flight to quality has defined the year so far, with occupiers prioritising premium fit-outs, sustainability credentials, and proximity to transport and amenities. Whether you’re buying, leasing, or managing a commercial asset, our Q3 2025 report provides the clarity you need to make informed decisions.
The Dubai Commercial Market Report – Q3 2025 offers a detailed analysis of the city’s commercial real estate performance during the third quarter. It covers office and retail sales trends, leasing activity, new project launches, and shifts in rental yields. You’ll also find data on pricing, supply, and absorption rates across Dubai’s key business districts.
This report is designed for investors, landlords, and occupiers seeking to understand Dubai’s commercial landscape. Whether you’re exploring a new investment, assessing performance across your portfolio, or planning an expansion, the Q3 2025 report provides actionable insights and verified data to support informed decisions.
Despite the traditionally slower summer months, Q3 2025 saw sustained commercial activity across both the sales and leasing markets. Grade A office spaces maintained high occupancy, while retail leasing improved quarter-on-quarter amid stronger consumer spending and tourism recovery. The data highlights continued investor appetite and the resilience of Dubai’s business ecosystem.
Yes. The report outlines where the strongest transaction and leasing volumes occurred, and highlights which asset classes — from flexible workspaces to prime retail and mixed-use developments — are driving current demand. While it won’t recommend individual properties, it provides the framework you need to identify high-performing investment segments.