Real estate transactions recorded by the Dubai Land Department reached AED 19.9 billion last week, resulting from 5,076 deals. Dubai recorded sales transactions totaling 4,116 deals worth AED 16.48 billion. This included 3,288 residential units, highlighting strong end-user and investor interest in both ready and off-plan homes across the city.
Additionally, 170 buildings were sold, reflecting demand for income-generating properties and boutique developments. Land transactions also played a major role, with 658 plots sold—many to developers and long-term investors betting on future growth.
Mortgage deals, the city witnessed 800 mortgage transactions amounting to AED 2.8 billion, signaling buyers’ continued reliance on favorable lending terms. These included 625 mortgaged units, showing sustained confidence in Dubai’s residential market.
Moreover, 114 buildings and 191 land plots were financed—an indication of broader commercial and development-driven activity. The healthy mix of sales and mortgages underscores the market’s balance between liquidity, financing, and long-term investment.
Muaisem Second topped the list of areas in terms of transaction value, with AED 2.5 billion, followed by Business Bay with AED 1.3 billion, Palm Jebel Ali with AED 767 million, Palm Jumeirah with AED 672 million, and Jumeirah Village Circle with AED 668 million.
The market witnessed the sale of a land plot in Business Bay for AED 826 million. Additionally, an off-plan apartment was sold in Palm Jumeirah for AED 300 million within the “Ayumi” project. A land plot designated for a sports club was sold in Horizon for AED 186 million, and another under-construction residential apartment was sold in Jumeirah First for AED 96 million.
Additionally, 160 gift transactions were registered with a total value of AED 740 million. Weekly sales deals were distributed as follows: 658 land sales, 3,288 unit sales, and 170 building sales.
