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Ajman real estate transactions hit Dhs2.97 billion in September
Gulf Today
|October 12, 2025
AJMAN The number of realty transactions during September reached 1,739, while the number of real estate tradings reached 1,393, with a total value exceeding Dhs1.87 billion
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Real estate transactions in Ajman reached Dhs2.97 billion in September, achieving a remarkable growth of 53 per cent compared to the same period in 2024, according to real estate report issued by the Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation.
Omar Bin Omair Al Muhairi, Director-General of the Department, added that the number of real estate transactions during September reached 1,739, while the number of real estate tradings reached 1,393, with a total value exceeding Dhs1.87 billion.
He further stated that the Ajman real estate market continued its upward performance and achieved record numbers that reflect the quality of the sector and the diversity of investment options across the emirate's various regions, explaining that the "Al Rumaila 3" area witnessed the highest sales value of Dhs300 million.
He indicated that 241 mortgage transactions were registered, with a total value exceeding Dhs474 million, with the highest mortgage value recorded at Dhs73.5 million in the "Al Tallah 2" area.
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