Dubai Luxury Off-Plan Home Sales Reach $1.01 Billion in June

DUBAI, UAE – Dubai's luxury off-plan residential market recorded $1.01 billion (AED3.72 billion) in sales during June 2026 for homes priced above $1.36 million (AED5 million), highlighting continued investor demand for premium real estate, according to market analysis released by the Keturah luxury brand.

The analysis found that off-plan villa sales generated $438.4 million (AED1.61 billion) from 141 transactions, while off-plan apartment sales reached $577.1 million (AED2.12 billion) across 166 transactions, with an average sale price of $3.29 million (AED12.1 million) per home.

Villas and Apartments Lead Luxury Sales

Villa activity was strongest in the $1.36 million-$2.72 million (AED5-10 million) price segment, where 99 transactions generated $174.0 million (AED639.2 million) in sales.

A further 30 villa transactions were completed in the $2.72 million-$5.45 million (AED10-20 million) range, generating $113.2 million (AED415.6 million).

According to DXBinteract data, apartment sales were also concentrated in the $1.36 million-$2.72 million (AED5-10 million) bracket, with 111 transactions worth $196.6 million (AED722.3 million), followed by 33 deals in the $2.72 million-$5.45 million (AED10-20 million) segment, generating $129.5 million (AED475.7 million).

In addition to the 307 off-plan transactions completed during the month, developers also recorded $275.0 million (AED1.01 billion) in sales from 58 completed luxury homes priced above $1.36 million (AED5 million), with an average value of $4.74 million (AED17.4 million) per property.

Talal M. Al Gaddah, CEO and Founder of the Keturah luxury brand, said:

"The premium end of the property market keeps proving its durability. Investors are continuing to back Dubai's long-term trajectory as one of the world's leading real estate destinations."

Top-Tier Market Remains Active

Keturah is currently developing two luxury communities in Dubai: Keturah Reserve, the $1.55 billion (AED5.7 billion) bio-living community in Mohammed Bin Rashid City's District 7, and The Ritz-Carlton Residences at Keturah Resort, located on the shores of Dubai Creek adjacent to the Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary.

The highest end of Dubai's luxury market also remained active during June, with seven villa transactions in the $5.45 million-$13.61 million (AED20-50 million) range generating $56.6 million (AED207.9 million), alongside five villa sales between $13.61 million-$27.23 million (AED50-100 million) worth $93.9 million (AED344.9 million).

Luxury apartments recorded 18 sales in the $5.45 million-$13.61 million (AED20-50 million) segment, totalling $142.0 million (AED521.5 million), while three apartment transactions in the $13.61 million-$27.23 million (AED50-100 million) range generated $53.6 million (AED197 million).

A penthouse in Business Bay also changed hands for $54.5 million (AED200 million) during the month.

Dubai Islands recorded the highest number of off-plan transactions above $1.36 million (AED5 million) in June with 48 sales, followed by Dubai South with 39, and Palm Jumeirah with 22.