Dubai’s property market recorded transactions worth AED11.85bn ($3.2bn) during the past week, according to figures released by the Dubai Land Department. The data highlights the continued momentum of the emirate’s real estate sector and sustained investor interest across various property segments.
Sales transactions represented the largest share of activity, reaching AED8.47bn ($2.3bn) of the total value recorded during the week. The remaining amount was generated through mortgage deals and other property-related transactions across the emirate.
In total, 2,631 sales transactions were completed between March 2 and March 6, reflecting steady demand for residential and commercial properties across Dubai’s expanding real estate market.
One of the most notable deals recorded during the week involved the sale of an apartment in Jumeirah valued at AED422m ($115m), making it among the most high-value residential transactions during the period.
Another major transaction included the sale of a property in Dubai Hills Estate worth AED62.3m ($17m), highlighting continued demand for premium homes in one of the city’s most sought-after communities.
A further significant deal involved the sale of a villa in Al Barari valued at AED61.4m ($16.7m), underscoring strong buyer interest in luxury villas and upscale residential developments across Dubai.
