Dubai’s real estate market continues to affirm its position as one of the most active and attractive investment destinations in the region, recording around AED 19.04 billion in property transactions last week across 6,046 deals. This reflects the sustained momentum and strong demand, particularly for residential units.
Transaction Diversity Reflects Market Strength
Real estate sales reached approximately AED 13.66 billion, including 4,109 transactions for residential units, 160 for buildings, and 372 for plots of land. This variety in asset classes highlights investor confidence across different segments, whether for long-term investment or development.
Meanwhile, mortgage transactions amounted to AED 4.28 billion across 1,222 deals, indicating a rise in property financing and growing trust between banks and investors. Gifts totaled AED 1.1 billion through 183 transactions, reflecting activity linked to ownership transfers for family or investment purposes.
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Top Performing Areas
Business Bay topped the list with sales worth AED 1.62 billion, confirming its status as a prime hub for business and residential investment. It was followed by Trade Center First at AED 633.19 million, Dubai Investment Park 2 at AED 558.52 million, Jumeirah Village Circle at AED 504.44 million, and Sobha Hartland at AED 497.7 million.
These figures demonstrate that demand is spread across both luxury projects and integrated residential communities catering to various investor segments.
Daily Performance
On a single day (yesterday), real estate transactions totaled around AED 2.09 billion across 825 deals, including AED 1.69 billion in sales. Business Bay also led daily sales with AED 186.99 million, followed by key areas such as Al Yufrah 1, Burj Khalifa, and Airport City.
Market Insights
- The continued momentum in residential sales signals sustained demand from both local and international investors.
- Business Bay’s lead underscores its dual role as a financial and residential center.
- The rise in mortgage transactions highlights the banking sector’s confidence in the market’s stability.
- The geographical diversity of sales indicates that activity is not limited to specific districts, but rather expanding horizontally across communities and projects.
In conclusion, the weekly figures reflect a balanced market combining strong demand for residential properties, the continuation of major investment projects, and robust financing confidence. With daily activity often surpassing AED 2 billion, Dubai’s real estate market remains on an upward trajectory, reinforcing its global standing.