emirates7 - Abu Dhabi's real estate market experienced significant activity in January, with total transactions reaching around AED10.6 billion from 2,514 property deals, demonstrating the ongoing growth of the emirate's property sector.

According to the DARI real estate platform, managed by the Department of Municipalities and Transport in Abu Dhabi, sales transactions amounted to AED6.5 billion across 1,730 deals.

Mortgage transactions during the same period reached AED3.9 billion through 756 deals, while usufruct transactions (long-term lease agreements) surpassed AED230 million across 28 properties.

The platform’s data revealed that property sales and mortgage transactions combined totaled around AED6.1 billion, with 721 property sales worth AED2.5 billion and 658 mortgage deals amounting to AED3.6 billion.

This robust market activity further strengthens Abu Dhabi's position as a prime investment destination, underpinned by its state-of-the-art infrastructure and high-quality real estate developments.

The emirate continues to attract considerable real estate investments, thanks to its business-friendly policies and investor-focused regulations, making it an increasingly popular market for both local and international investors.