Dubai Real Estate Records $6.5B in Weekly Transactions, DLD Reports

Dubai, UAE: Dubai’s real estate market continues to demonstrate exceptional momentum, with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) reporting property transactions worth AED 24 billion (USD 6.5 billion) during the past week. The activity reflects both sustained investor confidence and ongoing appetite for premium assets across key districts.

According to DLD data, the week’s performance included a mix of residential, land, and commercial deals, reinforcing Dubai’s position as one of the world’s most active and resilient property markets.

High-Value Deals Lead the Week

A standout transaction was the sale of an apartment in Aman Residences, Jumeirah Second, which sold for USD 22.1 million (AED 81 million), one of the highest-priced single-unit transactions of the week.

Other notable sales included a unit in Solaya 2, Jumeirah 1 for USD 16.8 million (AED 61.7 million), and a property in Enara by Omniyat in Business Bay for USD 15.8 million (AED 58 million).

Land and Off-Plan Sales Remain Strong

The week also saw vigorous activity in the off-plan segment, with multiple developers launching new phases of residential communities across Dubai South, MBR City, and Dubai Hills Estate. These launches contributed significantly to overall transaction volumes.

Land sales registered strong performance as well, reflecting continued development momentum and investor interest in long-term, buildable assets. Strategically located plots especially in growth corridors continue to see competitive bidding.

Mortgage Activity Shows Buyer Confidence

Dubai recorded hundreds of mortgage transactions during the week, indicating rising confidence among end-users and long-term residents. The city’s maturing mortgage landscape, supported by flexible payment plans, competitive rates, and strong rental yields, continues to attract both first-time buyers and seasoned investors.

Market Outlook Remains Optimistic

Dubai’s property market has posted consistent year-on-year growth, supported by a robust economy, expanding population base, and sustained international investor inflows. Weekly transaction totals above USD 5 billion are becoming increasingly common, underscoring the depth and liquidity of the market.

With a pipeline of upcoming luxury launches and master-planned community expansions, analysts expect transaction activity to remain elevated as the emirate continues its trajectory as a global real estate investment hub.