UAE 🇦🇪
Abu Dhabi and Dubai recorded all‑time highs in both transaction volume and value in Q3 2025.
In Abu Dhabi, the total number of transactions grew by 76% year‑on‑year, driven mainly by new developments. 73% of all transactions were off‑plan deals.
Dubai posted the highest quarterly sales volume in its history — AED 169 billion across 59,044 transactions.
Fractional property ownership in the UAE is gaining momentum.
Main buyers — India, UAE, and Pakistan.
Thailand 🇹🇭
Demand for resale properties increased by 34.6% year‑on‑year, as their locations are comparable to new developments but prices remain lower.
Phuket is facing an oversupply of new projects:
- Villa construction dropped by 74.3% in the first half of the year,
- Sales of new developments fell by 70% compared to last year.
Indonesia 🇮🇩
The “Golden Visa” program exceeded expectations:
- 1,012 permits issued (versus the initial target of 1,000).
- Total investment reached 48 trillion rupiah (~$2.9 billion).
Turkey 🇹🇷
Property sales in September 2025 rose by 6.9% compared to September 2024, but the share of foreign buyers declined by 7.7%. Among foreign purchasers, the leaders remain citizens of Russia, Iran, Iraq, Germany, Ukraine, and Saudi Arabia.
Turkey plans to introduce an annual levy for real estate agents and other professionals (including doctors, jewelers, and car dealers) whose declared incomes are believed by authorities not to reflect their real earnings.
The measure aims to combat the shadow economy.
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