The real estate transactions in Dubai kicked off the week with a robust performance, amounting to a total value of approximately 4.95 billion AED through 1,361 deals. This highlights the sustained activity and diversity within the real estate market, encompassing sales, mortgages, and donations.
Sales comprised the largest share, totaling 3.55 billion AED from 909 transactions. Key areas contributing to this total included Business Park at around 530.2 million AED, followed by Palm Jebel Ali at 327 million AED, Dubai Islands at 315 million AED, Business Bay at 248.2 million AED, Jebel Ali First at 145 million AED, and Airport City at 112 million AED. This distribution indicates a continued demand for major projects and promising areas, along with investor interest in a wide array of real estate opportunities, both residential and commercial.
In contrast, mortgage values reached 981 million AED through 283 transactions. The most significant were recorded in Al Barsha Heights at 220 million AED, Business Bay at 188 million AED, Jebel Ali Industrial First at 104 million AED, and Al Quoz Industrial Second at 80 million AED. This underscores the sustained activity in the mortgage sector and the confidence of financial institutions in the market.
Donations registered a value of 415.4 million AED through 169 deals, led by Dubai Maritime City at 219 million AED, followed by Palm Jebel Ali at 59.4 million AED, and Dubai Harbour at 45.2 million AED. This reflects the ongoing movement of property ownership between individuals and companies.
This strong performance reaffirms Dubai’s real estate market as an attractive investment destination, supported by a flexible legislative framework, major development projects, and growing demand from both local and international investors. Such factors enhance sustainable growth and equip the market to better adapt to regional and global economic changes.