Key Takeaways
- Dubai real estate market maintained strong momentum during the past week, recording more than AED 11.9 billion in total activity across 3,242 transactions, according to data from the Dubai Land Department platform “Dubai REST.” Property sales reached AED 7.94 billion through 2,391 sales transactions, reflecting continued investor confidence across multiple asset classes in the emirate.
- The weekly sales activity included: 2,040 residential unit sales 180 building sales 171 land sales Mortgage activity also remained active, with 634 transactions worth AED 1.87 billion, including: 380 residential unit mortgages 97 building mortgages 157 land mortgages In addition, property gifts totaled nearly AED 2.09 billion through 217 transactions, highlighting ongoing movement in asset transfers and long-term ownership restructuring within the market.
- Transaction chart shows that off-plan sales continued to outperform ready property sales for most of the week, underlining sustained demand for future developments and investor optimism toward Dubai’s long-term real estate growth.
Dubai real estate market maintained strong momentum during the past week, recording more than AED 11.9 billion in total activity across 3,242 transactions, according to data from the Dubai Land Department platform “Dubai REST.”
Property sales reached AED 7.94 billion through 2,391 sales transactions, reflecting continued investor confidence across multiple asset classes in the emirate.
The weekly sales activity included:
- 2,040 residential unit sales
- 180 building sales
- 171 land sales
Mortgage activity also remained active, with 634 transactions worth AED 1.87 billion, including:
- 380 residential unit mortgages
- 97 building mortgages
- 157 land mortgages
In addition, property gifts totaled nearly AED 2.09 billion through 217 transactions, highlighting ongoing movement in asset transfers and long-term ownership restructuring within the market.
Transaction chart shows that off-plan sales continued to outperform ready property sales for most of the week, underlining sustained demand for future developments and investor optimism toward Dubai’s long-term real estate growth. While daily transaction values experienced natural market fluctuations, overall activity levels remained healthy with both off-plan and existing property segments maintaining strong participation across the week.
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