Dubai and New York lead the world in super-prime property deals, with Dubai securing the top spot with 111 deals totaling $1.90 billion in the first quarter of 2025.
Superprime Real EstateDubaiNew YorkLuxury PropertyGlobal Real Estate MarketReal Estate NewsJun 20, 2025
A super-prime property is typically a high-end real estate asset valued at $10 million or more, known for its prestigious location, world-leading design, and luxury living accessories.
Dubai led the super-prime property market in Q1 2025 with 111 deals totaling $1.90 billion.
New York came in second with 75 deals worth a total of $1.41 billion in the first quarter of 2025.
Dubai's success in the super-prime market can be attributed to its low-tax environment, which attracts global capital, and its reputation for luxury and discretion.
Challenges such as interest rate changes, currency and foreign exchange uncertainties, and local policy changes regarding real estate ownership and asset taxes are expected to impact the market.
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