Abu Dhabi Residential Prices Rise 21.6% Year-on-Year in June
Abu Dhabi's residential property prices remained above year-earlier levels in June 2026 despite recording monthly declines across the overall market, apartments and villas, according to the latest REIDIN UAE Residential Property Price Report. The emirate's overall Residential Property Sales Price Index increased 21.6% year-on-year, while apartment sale prices rose 24.4% compared with June 2025.
The overall Abu Dhabi Residential Property Sales Price Index stood at 125.95 in June, down 0.72% from 126.86 in May. Compared with June 2025, the index increased 21.60%, while it was 63.06% higher than five years earlier.
The Residential Rent Price Index declined 1.79% month-on-month to 103.32 in June from 105.21 in May. The index remained 3.61% higher than a year earlier and 47.61% higher than five years ago.
Abu Dhabi Apartment Prices
The Apartment Sales Price Index fell 0.75% month-on-month to 124.29 in June from 125.22 in May. Apartment prices were 24.40% higher than a year earlier and 65.64% higher than five years earlier.
The Apartment Rent Price Index declined 1.82% to 105.26 in June from 107.21 in May. Apartment rents remained 3.67% higher than a year earlier and 53.45% above their level five years ago.
Apartment gross rental yields eased to 6.33% in June from 6.40% in May, while the price-to-rent ratio increased to 16.25 years from 16.07 years.
Abu Dhabi Villa Prices
The Villa Sales Price Index declined 0.56% month-on-month to 124.60 in June from 125.31 in May. Villa prices were 6.32% higher than a year earlier and 45.49% higher than five years earlier.
The Villa Rent Price Index fell 1.64% to 90.51 in June from 92.02 in May. Villa rents remained 3.34% higher than a year earlier and 18.79% higher than five years earlier.
Villa gross rental yields edged down to 4.66% in June from 4.72% in May, while the price-to-rent ratio increased to 21.89 years from 21.66 years.
Overall Abu Dhabi Residential Market
Across Abu Dhabi's residential market, gross rental yields stood at 5.93% in June, down from 6.00% in May. The overall residential price-to-rent ratio increased to 17.32 years, compared with 17.13 years in the previous month.
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