Wadeem (Plots) leads recorded Abu Dhabi project sales from 2025-07-01 to 2026-06-24

Official ADREC / DARI data recorded AED 144.60 billion in sales across Abu Dhabi from 2025-07-01 to 2026-06-24. Wadeem (Plots), Al Naseem and Nawayef East B ranked highest by recorded project sales value, while Yas Riva Residences recorded the largest sales count among the listed projects outside the top three by value.

Key findings

• Wadeem (Plots) ranked first among the listed projects by recorded sales value, at AED 6.1738 billion from 1,810 sales.
• Al Naseem ranked second at AED 5.3735 billion across 561 sales, followed by Nawayef East B at AED 4.6623 billion across 385 sales.
• The top three projects by recorded value were all located in Al Hidayriyyat and together recorded AED 16.2095 billion.
• Four Seasons Private Residences recorded AED 3.3725 billion from 68 sales, the highest value among the listed projects in Al Saadiyat Island.
• Yas Riva Residences recorded 904 sales, the highest count among the listed projects outside the top three by value, with a recorded value of AED 2.2521 billion.
• Across the full period, the official dataset recorded 33,009 sales worth AED 144.6030 billion, with 336 active projects.

Project leaders by recorded sales value

Wadeem (Plots) led the project-linked ranking during the reporting period, with 1,810 recorded sales worth AED 6,173,759,268. Al Naseem ranked second, with 561 sales worth AED 5,373,479,599.95. Nawayef East B ranked third, with 385 sales worth AED 4,662,283,215.19. All three projects were recorded in Al Hidayriyyat, and their combined value was AED 16,209,522,083.14. The dataset also includes transactions linked to projects in other districts.

The leading five projects

Four Seasons Private Residences ranked fourth by recorded project value, with AED 3.3725 billion from 68 sales in Al Saadiyat Island. The Row Saadiyat ranked fifth, with AED 3.1952 billion from 533 sales in the same district. The five leading entries had a combined recorded value of AED 22,777,205,564.14. The ranking shows that transaction count and recorded value do not always align: Four Seasons Private Residences recorded substantially higher value from 68 sales than several projects with larger sales counts. The evidence provides no project-level median rate per square metre for these entries, so the ranking is based on recorded sales value and count rather than a price-per-area comparison.

Fahid Island projects form the next value cluster

Three prominent project entries were recorded in Fahid Island. Fahid Beach Residences recorded AED 2,845,492,384.64 from 410 sales; Fahid Beach Terraces recorded AED 2,766,084,336 from 378 sales; and The Beach House recorded AED 2,720,421,168 from 755 sales. Together, they recorded AED 8,331,997,888.64 across 1,543 sales. Fahid Island recorded the same district total: 1,543 sales worth AED 8,331,997,888.64. The project-level evidence identifies these entries by project and district only and provides no further attribution.

High-count projects do not always lead by value

The project ranking distinguishes between transaction count and recorded value. Yas Riva Residences recorded 904 sales, the highest count among the listed projects outside the top three by value, but its recorded value was AED 2,252,097,447. The Beach House recorded 755 sales and AED 2,720,421,168, while The Row Saadiyat recorded 533 sales and AED 3,195,163,481. Al Deem Townhomes recorded 438 sales worth AED 1,843,502,283 in Al Bahyah. Reem Hills - Phase 1A recorded 97 sales worth AED 1,477,937,328.76 in Al Reem Island. These comparisons cover recorded totals and counts only; they do not establish rankings by unit size, average sale price or project-level rate per square metre.

District context for the project leaders

District-level results provide context for the leading project-linked totals. Al Hidayriyyat recorded 4,245 sales worth AED 28,780,662,802.89, while Al Saadiyat Island recorded 2,280 sales worth AED 18,680,939,087.55. Fahid Island recorded 1,543 sales worth AED 8,331,997,888.64. Al Reem Island recorded the highest district count in the supplied ranking, with 8,599 sales worth AED 25,425,079,760.81. Yas Island recorded 5,207 sales worth AED 13,908,914,520.83. The district figures are broader than the named project entries and should not be treated as project totals. They describe the recorded district context rather than attributing district activity to any particular project.

Market totals and monthly pattern

Across the full reporting period, the official dataset recorded 33,009 sales with a total value of AED 144,603,018,795.84. The median sale price was AED 2,448,700, and the median price-per-area KPI was AED 17,061.12 per m². These are medians, not averages, and apply to the overall recorded market rather than to the individual projects listed above. Monthly sales counts were highest in October 2025, at 3,937, followed by April 2026 at 3,473 and February 2026 at 3,246. February 2026 recorded the highest monthly value in the supplied series, at AED 23,085,610,395.20. The highest monthly median price-per-area KPI was recorded in March 2026, at AED 20,247.61 per m². These aggregate indicators are separate from the project ranking.

Property mix behind the recorded market

Apartments accounted for 20,824 recorded sales and AED 54,365,656,811.16 in value, making them the largest listed property type by count and value. Villas accounted for 5,674 sales worth AED 49,380,423,998.45. Plot for villa recorded 2,584 sales worth AED 8,170,297,282.38, while townhouse / attached villa recorded 1,796 sales worth AED 5,026,411,463.65. Residential property as an asset class accounted for 31,883 sales worth AED 131,825,046,948.40. This mix describes the full market evidence for the period and does not assign a property type to a project where the project-level evidence does not provide that breakdown.

Methodology

Important notes

• Developer attribution is not available and is never inferred from project names.
• Recorded project rankings include only transactions with a project identifier and at least three sales.
• The analysis describes official observations and does not infer causes or provide investment advice.