Ajman Real Estate Market Records AED 1.9 Billion in September 2026

In September 2026, the Ajman real estate market closed the month with 1,143 transactions totaling AED 1.9 billion; that’s roughly AED 63 million changing hands every single day of the month. 

Sales alone drove AED 1.44 billion of that figure across 879 transactions, while 153 mortgage deals added another AED 207 million. If you’ve been tracking UAE property markets but only watching Dubai, this report is worth your time.

Sales Activity Dominated Ajman Real Estate Transactions

September’s data shows that direct sales accounted for nearly 76% of total transaction value, which is a meaningful signal when you understand what it means in practice. When cash and direct purchases outpace mortgage activity by that margin, it usually means buyers have genuine conviction; they’re not stretching thin with financing; they’re moving deliberately.

Al Nakhil 2’s AED 198 Million Deal

A single transaction worth AED 198 million in Al Nakhil 2 topped all sales activity in September, and that’s not the kind of deal a retail buyer makes on a weekend. Transactions at that scale come from developers, institutional funds, or major holding entities, and when they choose a location, they’re doing it after serious due diligence. 

If you bought a mid-range unit in the same area two or three years ago for AED 400,000–500,000, an anchor deal like this tends to validate and push up the area’s pricing ceiling over time. It doesn’t guarantee appreciation, but it’s the kind of confidence marker that smaller investors should pay attention to.

Top Areas and Projects for Ajman Real Estate Investment

Understanding where those 1,143 deals actually happened gives you a clearer picture of real demand concentration in the Ajman real estate market, and the breakdown across both projects and neighborhoods is worth reading carefully.

Top projects by transaction volume in September 2026:

• Emirates City: led all major projects in deal count, showing continued buyer interest across its mixed inventory

• Azha Community: ranked second, drawing attention for its community-style layout and competitive pricing

• Ajman One: third on the list, appealing to both end-users and investors with its mixed-use structure

Top neighborhoods by transaction activity:

• Al Helio 2: most active neighborhood, consistent performer month over month

• Al Helio 1: close behind, benefiting from the same infrastructure and community draw as its neighbor

• Al Zahia: third, a master-planned community that has built a reputation as a livable, well-managed area

Off-Plan Demand Reflects Buyer Confidence in Ajman

A notable portion of September’s activity involved off-plan properties in Ajman, especially across Emirates City and Azha Community, and that’s not a trivial fact. When you commit capital to a unit that hasn’t been built yet, you’re making a calculated bet; that the developer delivers, that the regulatory environment stays stable, and that demand holds when it’s time to sell or rent.

The volume of off-plan transactions recorded in September suggests that buyers are making exactly that bet, in meaningful numbers. If you’re comparing this to off-plan activity in Dubai’s secondary zones, where buyers often pay a 20–30% premium just for the brand, Ajman’s pricing still offers a real entry point for investors who want exposure without the markup.

Al Jurf Industrial’s AED 15 Million Mortgage 

On the mortgage side, the Al Jurf Industrial Area 1 registered the highest single mortgage value at AED 15 million, leading all other areas in September’s financing activity. This is the commercial and industrial segment of the market; warehousing, logistics, light manufacturing, and mortgage activity here reflects business confidence, not just residential demand. 

When companies take on financing to acquire industrial assets, they’re signaling medium-term operational commitment to the emirate. For someone tracking real estate transactions in the Emirate of Ajman, this side of the data often gets skipped, but it’s a useful indicator of how the broader business ecosystem is moving.

September’s Numbers in Context

Omar bin Omair Al Muhairi, Director General of the Department of Land and Real Estate Regulation, described September as a month of “remarkable activity in sales of all types of real estate” 

The 1,143 Ajman real estate transactions recorded this September weren’t concentrated in one pocket; they spread across residential projects, neighborhoods, and industrial zones. That geographic and asset-class diversity is what makes the AED 1.9 billion figure more durable than if it had come from a single hot neighborhood.

AED 1.9 billion in one month, in an emirate that competes without Dubai’s marketing budget or brand recognition. That’s not noise, that’s sustained demand finding its way into the data.