Brokers Cement Role as Dubai Real Estate Hits $882M in H1 2025

Staff Writer

Jul. 27, 2025

Dubai real estate brokers earned over USD 882M (AED 3.23B ) in H1 2025 from 42K+ transactions, highlighting their rising influence and vital role in the booming property market.

Dubai Land Department licenses over 6,700 new brokers in the first half of the year. (Image: Shutterstock)

Dubai, UAE – 27 July 2025 – Dubai’s real estate brokerage sector delivered an exceptional performance in the first half of this year, affirming the pivotal role of brokers in driving transaction growth and investor confidence.

Record-Breaking Activity in Broker-Led Transactions

Brokers facilitated 42,181 transactions, generating a total commission of $882 million (AED 3.23 billion) in H1 2025, nearly doubling the $440 million (AED 1.62 billion) recorded in the same period during 2024.

The number of registered brokers rose to 29,577, including 6,714 newcomers in the first half alone. Female brokers made a substantial impact—10,100 women collectively handled 13,424 transactions, yielding commissions of $390 million (AED 1.43 billion). This shift underscores greater gender diversity and increased professional engagement in the sector.

99% growth in the value of real estate brokers’ commissions compared to the first half of 2024. (Image: Dubai Media Office)

Brokers as Catalysts for Market Transparency and Investment

Beyond facilitating deals, brokers serve as vital connectors among investors, developers, and buyers. They support transparency, advise on high-potential assets, and deliver integrated services involving property valuation and advisory, bridging demand with supply across Dubai’s evolving real estate landscape.

The brokerage sector’s robust growth aligns with Dubai’s broader strategy to reinforce public-private collaboration, strengthen investor trust, and boost economic diversification. Brokers are now integral to delivering Dubai’s position as a global real estate investment hub.