Dubai Real Estate Hits $4.4B Weekly Sales, $10M Downtown Deal Included

Between June 2 and June 6, Dubai’s real estate sector registered a total of USD 4.4 billion (AED 16.19 billion) in transactions, based on the latest figures from the Dubai Land Department. The volume of sales reached USD 3.5 billion (AED 12.92 billion), demonstrating continued strength in the residential market. A total of 3,276 individual sale deals were completed over the course of the week.

Record-Breaking High-End Deals

Some of the highest-value transactions included:

• An apartment in Address Grand Downtown, located near the Burj Khalifa, sold for USD 10.3 million (AED 38 million)
• A unit in Central Park Plaza Tower B, Al Wasl, changed hands for USD 8.6 million (AED 31.75 million)
• A residence at Peninsula Dubai Residences in Jumeirah sold for USD 8.2 million (AED 30 million)

These high-value deals signal a solid appetite for premium properties in Dubai’s luxury districts.

Lending and Gift Transfers

Mortgage value reached USD 708 million (AED 2.6 billion), indicating strong financing activity in the market. Gift transactions—where ownership is transferred without a traditional sale—totaled USD 182 million (AED 670 million) during the same week.

What This Means for Dubai’s Real Estate Scene

The surge to USD 4.4 billion in weekly transactions reflects broad confidence across both end-user and investor segments. High-end sales in Downtown, Al Wasl, and Jumeirah highlight Dubai’s position as a global magnet for premium real estate. Mortgage and gifting activity further show that multiple transaction pathways, cash, financed, or via gifts are active.

Demand is resilient across the board, and current pricing levels support ongoing investment, especially in trophy assets. The variety of sale methods also points to healthy market liquidity.

This USD 4.4 billion week shows that Dubai’s real estate market is firing on all cylinders, with significant activity in luxury sales, mortgages, and ownership transfers. As we move through 2025, tracking these peak weeks offers valuable insight into ongoing demand, investor confidence, and where capital is flowing in this fast-paced market.

Let me know if you’d like this broken down further—by property segment (villlas, apartments, off-plan) or by financing structure: mortgages, cash, or gifting trends.