Ajman real estate valuation transactions hit AED1.48 bln in July

Ajman’s real estate sector recorded valuation transactions worth AED1.48 billion ($403 million) in July, according to the Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation.

The figures represent a 201% increase compared with June, with 220 valuation transactions completed during the month, Director-General Omar bin Omair Al Muhairi said in a statement.

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Commercial properties accounted for the bulk of activity, recording AED943 million in valuation. Residential properties followed with AED198 million, while industrial assets contributed AED336 million.

The department noted that valuation activities covered personal, court and institutional requests, along with assessments tied to long-term Golden Residency permits for investors.

Golden Visa-related valuations represented 195 transactions and exceeded AED1.3 billion in value, marking a 273% jump from the previous month.

Opportunities for Indian investors

Industry analysts say the surge in valuations underlines Ajman’s growing appeal as an alternative real estate market within the UAE. While Dubai and Abu Dhabi dominate foreign investor flows, Ajman offers lower entry points and relatively high rental yields.

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For Indian investors—already among the most active overseas buyers in the UAE—Ajman presents opportunities in both commercial and residential segments. The emirate’s competitive property prices, compared with Dubai, make it attractive for mid-sized investors seeking portfolio diversification.

Long-term residency options linked to property valuations further strengthen Ajman’s case. Investors securing Golden Visas through qualifying real estate assets can benefit from both capital appreciation and residency privileges, a combination that has been drawing steady interest from Indian high-net-worth individuals.