The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 15 was AED 9 billion. Off-plan contributed 50.9% or 4.6 billion, while Ready properties contributed 49.1% or 4.4 billion.
- Off-Plan: AED 4.599 billion (50.9% of total).
- Ready: AED 4.427 billion (49.1% of total).
- One bedroom Flats were the most traded, with 1222 transactions.
- 3-Bedroom & 4-Bedroom villas dominated the villas with 254 transactions combined.
- This report contains non-freehold property sales.
The market this week was almost evenly split between off-plan and ready properties, with off-plan deals holding a slight edge.


Breakdown of Transactions:
Off-Plan Properties:
Off-plan properties contributed significantly, accounting for 50.9% of total transactions (AED 4.60 billion).
- Flats dominated this category with AED 3.78 billion, comprising 82.3% of off-plan transactions.
- Villas followed, contributing AED 695.8 million (15.1%).
- Hotel Apartments & Rooms had a modest contribution of AED 56.7 million (1.2%).
- Commercials added AED 62.8 million (1.4%).
Most Active Areas by Value
- Marsa Dubai: AED 518.4 million
- Al Wasl: AED 422.2 million
- Palm Deira: AED 374.4 million
- Madinat Al Mataar: AED 355.8 million
- Palm Jumeirah: AED 288.6 million

These ten locales together accounted for AED 3.089 billion (67.2% of total off-plan transactions)
Ready Properties:
Ready properties made up 49.1% of total transactions (AED 4.43 billion).
- Flats led here as well, with AED 2.33 billion (52.7% of ready transactions).
- Villas accounted for AED 1.69 billion (38.2%).
- Hotel Apartments & Rooms contributed AED 131.7 million (3.0%).
- Commercials totaled AED 275.2 million (6.2%).
Most Active Areas by Value
- Marsa Dubai: AED 326.3 million
- Burj Khalifa: AED 313.2 million
- Business Bay: AED 304.6 million
- Palm Jumeirah: AED 293.8 million
- Al Thanayah Fourth: AED 262.5 million

These ten areas combined for AED 2.505 billion (56.6% of total ready transactions).
On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms


Market Insights:
- Balanced market. Off-plan and ready properties share the spotlight almost equally this week.
- Flats rule off-plan. Over 80% of off-plan activity was in flats, driven by new launches across waterfront and central districts.
- More diversity in ready. Villas hold nearly 40% of ready sales, reflecting strong demand for move-in homes.
- Hotspots to watch.
- Marsa Dubai tops both lists, underlining its rise as a mixed-use destination.
- Business Bay and Palm Jumeirah remain perennial favourites in both off-plan and ready segments.
- Concentration of value. Two-thirds of off-plan deals and over half of ready transactions are anchored in the top 10 areas.