Ajman Records AED 1.65 Billion in Property Transactions During July as Market Activity Continues
The emirate registered 1,517 real estate deals in July, with Ajman Uptown leading project-level trading and Al Helio 2 emerging as the busiest neighbourhood.
Ajman’s property market recorded AED 1.65 billion in real estate transactions during July 2026, reflecting continued activity across the emirate’s residential and investment sectors. A total of 1,517 transactions were registered during the month, according to the Ajman Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation.
The latest figures highlight ongoing interest in Ajman’s property market, supported by a range of residential developments and investment opportunities for buyers and investors.
Trading Activity Accounts for AED 1.08 Billion
Of the total transactions recorded in July, 1,296 were trading transactions, with a combined value of AED 1.08 billion. The figures indicate substantial activity in property sales across the emirate.
Ahmed Khalfan Al Shamsi, Director of the Real Estate Registration Department, said the monthly results reflected the continued development of Ajman’s real estate sector and the activity seen across several projects.
Mortgage financing also contributed to the market’s performance. Authorities registered 138 mortgage transactions worth AED 341 million during July.
The highest-value individual mortgage was recorded in Al Jurf Industrial 1, with a value of AED 20.9 million.
Ajman Uptown Leads the Most-Traded Projects
Among Ajman’s major property developments, Ajman Uptown ranked first in trading activity, followed by Ajman One in second place and Emirates City in third.
At the neighbourhood level, Al Helio 2 recorded the highest trading activity. Al Helio 1 followed in second place, while Manama 14 secured the third position.
Al Jurf Industrial 1 also recorded the month’s highest-value individual sale, worth AED 22.5 million, highlighting the area's activity in high-value property transactions.
Investment Opportunities Support Market Activity
Ajman continues to offer a variety of property options for buyers and investors, ranging from residential communities to larger real estate developments. The July figures provide a snapshot of activity across different locations and transaction types.
With 1,517 transactions registered during the month, the emirate’s property market maintained a notable level of activity. The distribution of sales, mortgages and trading volumes also highlights the importance of tracking individual communities and developments when assessing local market trends.
For investors and prospective buyers, these figures offer a useful overview of where property transactions were concentrated in Ajman during July 2026. However, transaction volumes alone do not establish whether property prices or investment returns have increased.
As Ajman’s real estate sector continues to evolve, future transaction data will help provide a clearer picture of demand and changing investment patterns across the emirate.
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