Ras Al Khaimah Records $3.4 Billion in Home Sales as Off-Plan Segment Leads Market Growth
Friday, 24 April 2026
Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate market delivered strong performance in 2025, with $3.4 billion in residential sales driven by off-plan demand, rising property prices, and expanding development activity.
Key Highlights
- Ras Al Khaimah achieved AED12.4 billion ($3.37 billion) in residential property sales across 6,600 transactions in 2025, reflecting strong investor participation and growing market maturity.
- Off-plan properties dominated the market, accounting for 85% of total transactions, highlighting continued buyer confidence in new developments and future-ready communities.
- Property values showed consistent growth, with apartment prices increasing by 13.4% and villa prices rising by nearly 10% year-on-year, reinforcing the emirate’s investment appeal.
- The average price of off-plan homes reached AED1.98 million, while ready properties averaged AED1.16 million, offering a diverse range of investment opportunities.
- Rental performance remained strong, with apartment rents increasing by 10.2% and villa rents rising by 8.7%, supported by population growth and expanding business activity.
- Approximately 1,200 new residential units were delivered in 2025, with a further 1,300 units expected in 2026, ensuring a steady supply pipeline.
- Looking ahead, around 8,400 new homes are scheduled for delivery between 2026 and 2028, including a significant increase in 2028 with 5,200 units planned.
- The market continues to benefit from rising demand for waterfront developments, branded residences, and lifestyle-oriented communities.
- Strategic projects and tourism-driven developments are enhancing Ras Al Khaimah’s attractiveness as a residential and investment destination.
- Strong economic fundamentals, infrastructure expansion, and growing connectivity are supporting long-term real estate growth across the emirate.
- Increasing investor interest from both local and international buyers reflects confidence in the emirate’s evolving property landscape and future potential.
