The United Arab Emirates continues to strengthen its position as one of the most dynamic real estate markets, with a consistent pace of new project launches and ongoing construction activities throughout March 2026.
This rapid movement in projects and increasing sales reflect the robustness of the real estate sector in the UAE and its global standing as a reliable long-term investment destination.
In Dubai, the launch of residential and commercial projects has accelerated, highlighted by record property sales, including a notable transaction for a luxury apartment priced at 422 million dirhams, marking it as the third most expensive apartment in the market’s history.
Emaar Properties announced its new residential project, “Golf Valley,” within “Emaar South,” which features 262 diverse residential units. Additionally, National Real Estate, the real estate arm of NPI, revealed plans for a new commercial tower in “Barsha Heights” valued at 500 million dirhams.
Zoya Development launched the “Novieh” project in “Dubai Land” with investments exceeding 200 million dirhams, while Omran Real Estate introduced “Rise Residences” in Warsan, showcasing a variety of real estate products to meet the growing demand.
Dubai Multi Commodities Centre provided further details on the “Uptown” area, planning an iconic tower exceeding 600 meters in height.
Deyaar Development reported that construction activities in its portfolio are proceeding as scheduled and revealed plans to complete the Janat project in the Midtown community of Dubai Production City within days, achieving this milestone three months early. The company is also preparing to deliver around 2,000 residential units across various projects in Dubai.
Azizi Developments launched “Creek Views 4” in Al Jaddaf, continuing from its previously delivered “Creek Views 1” and “Creek Views 2,” while “Creek Views 3” is currently at a 50% completion rate, on track for delivery in the second quarter of 2026.
Dubai Investments maintained construction activities across its projects according to the approved delivery schedules, achieving advanced completion rates. Similarly, Binghatti Holding assured the continuation of its construction operations at a steady pace, reporting an average weekly sales figure of about 500 million dirhams since late February.
Companies like Nakheel, Dubai Properties, and Meraas confirmed that work continues as per usual on all projects and service centers, maintaining project timelines and delivery schedules.
Beyond Real Estate confirmed consistent construction progress on its major development plan covering 8 million square feet in Dubai Maritime City.
Damac Properties reiterated that the Dubai real estate market has once again demonstrated its ability to maintain project timelines, benefiting from its resilience and strength, along with a stable and secure regulatory environment in the UAE that enhances its appeal for long-term investments.
Amira Sajwani, the executive director at Damac, mentioned that Dubai’s proactive economic approach towards changing conditions, combined with its advanced infrastructure and flexible regulations, has fostered investor confidence, ensuring a steady flow of investments. She highlighted that property sales in Dubai exceeded 10 billion dirhams during the first ten days of March.
Furthermore, Dubai continues to fortify its status as a reliable investment destination, proving its capacity to turn challenges into genuine opportunities that reinforce investor trust.
Farhad Azizi, CEO of Azizi Developments, stated that the group’s operations are progressing steadily across different phases, from design and procurement to execution and sales. He noted that activities are uninterrupted, with projects being launched as per approved plans. Demand for properties in Dubai remains strong, with active sales and the company’s projects following their intended paths.
In Abu Dhabi, Aldar Properties confirmed that operational activities within the UAE are running smoothly, with its initiatives—including residential communities, commercial destinations, office assets, logistical facilities, hospitality, educational institutions, and development sites—performing at full capacity due to sound operational and financial conditions.
The group recently launched the “Baccarat Residences Saadiyat” residential project in the Saadiyat cultural district on February 10, featuring 77 residential units, including two- and three-bedroom apartments, several four-bedroom villas, and two penthouses.
Additionally, Modn Properties unveiled the “Tara Park” project on Reem Island, focusing on quality of life and integrated amenities, providing freehold ownership to enhance the emirate’s investment appeal. Ohana Real Estate reported strong demand for its “Manchester City Yas Residences” project, achieving robust sales of approximately 6 billion dirhams within 72 hours.
Hussein Salem, CEO of Ohana, emphasized that the company maintains operational efficiency across various execution phases, focusing on construction progress and meeting delivery commitments within a disciplined and clear operational framework.
The company is also progressing with the “Ohana by the Sea” project in Al Jurf, adhering to the established timeline.
In Sharjah, Arada awarded a contract worth 183 million dirhams for the construction of a school within the “Masar” community, coinciding with strong real estate transactions worth 4.6 billion dirhams during Ramadan, reflecting a growth of 71.8%, with the number of transactions rising to 7,299.
Abdulaziz Ahmed Al Shamsi, Director General of the Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department, noted that the growth seen in the real estate sector indicates the strong foundations supporting the market, emphasizing that the diversity in projects, coupled with advancing infrastructure and flexible real estate financing options, has directly contributed to increased sales transactions and heightened demand for various property types.