Ajman Real Estate Transactions Reach AED 2.07 Billion in January 2026, Reflecting Growing Investment Momentum

Ajman | EcoPulse24

The real estate sector in Ajman began 2026 actively, with real estate transactions reaching AED 2.07 billion in January, distributed over 1,520 deals, according to the Ajman Real Estate Index.

Data showed real estate trading volume hit AED 1.39 billion across 1,284 trades, reflecting sustained momentum in property sales across both residential and investment segments. This comes amid improved demand and a variety of opportunities in the emirate.

Regarding sales values, Al Helio 2 led areas with the highest individual transaction at AED 34 million, signaling growing interest in new residential and development zones. For real estate developments, Al Zorah project recorded the highest transaction at AED 15 million, underscoring its sustained investor appeal.

Mortgage activity in January included 174 transactions exceeding AED 484 million, with Liwara 1 topping with a single mortgage worth AED 123.46 million. This points to a trend toward using mortgage financing to support investment deals.

Among the most traded projects, Emirates City led, ahead of City Towers and Ajman One, while Al Helio 2 was the most active neighborhood, followed by Al Zahia and Al Helio 1.

EcoPulse24 Analysis

January 2026 figures underline continued investor confidence in Ajman's real estate market, supported by diverse projects, balanced pricing compared to other emirates, and the expansion of new residential areas. The geographic distribution of trades suggests growing demand for modern development zones, while major projects retain their investment attractiveness.

Rising mortgage values indicate an increasing reliance on financing to drive investment, which may boost market liquidity in the coming months. With regulatory stability and ongoing project launches, Ajman's real estate market is expected to maintain its pace, especially if demand persists from investors seeking stable returns and lower entry costs than neighboring markets.