The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 34 was AED 10.12 billion and 5,188 transactions. Off-plan contributed 66.6% or 6.7 billion, while Ready properties contributed 33.4% or 3.4 billion.

Total trading reached AED 10.12 billion across 5,188 transactions, a +10.5% jump in value and +4.6% rise in activity versus last week (AED 9.16 billion, 4,961 deals). Off-plan dominated by value with a 66.6% share (AED 6.74 billion), while ready assets contributed 33.4% (AED 3.39 billion).

Category	Off-Plan (AED billion)	Ready (AED billion)
Flat	6.22	1.80
Villa	0.33	0.74
Hotel Apts & Rooms	0.07	0.11
Commercials	0.12	0.73
Total	6.74	3.39

Off-Plan Market Performance

• Total Value: AED 6.74 billion
• Share of Weekly Total: 66.6%

Sub-category	Value (AED millions)	% of Off-Plan
Flat	6,216.3	92.3%
Villa	329.9	4.9%
Hotel Apt. & Rooms	70.6	1.0%
Commercials	120.5	1.8%
Total	6,737.4	100%

Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly driven by flats (92.3%), with modest contributions from villas (4.9%) and small tails from commercial and hospitality.

Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by value traded)

Area	Value (AED millions)
Business Bay	895.5
Dubai Science Park	364.8
Hadaeq Sheikh MBR	334.9
Jumeirah Village Circle	329.8
DMCC-EZ2	303.5

These top 10 off-plan areas together accounted for 49.8% of all off-plan value this week. Business Bay alone contributed 13.3% of the off-plan market, with Dubai Science Park (5.4%) and Hadaeq Sheikh MBR (5.0%) following.

Ready Market Performance

• Total Value: AED 3.39 billion
• Share of Weekly Total: 33.4%

Sub-category	Value (AED millions)	% of Ready
Flat	1,800.2	53.2%
Villa	741.9	21.9%
Hotel Apt. & Rooms	112.3	3.3%
Commercials	731.2	21.6%
Total	3,385.6	100%

The ready market was led by flats (53.2%), while commercials (21.6%) and villas (21.9%) provided meaningful secondary pillars—an unusually balanced split for ready stock.

Top Performing Ready Areas (by value traded)

Area	Value (AED millions)
City Walk	427.8
Burj Khalifa	308.2
Business Bay	236.5
Palm Jumeirah	211.5
Jumeirah Lakes Towers	179.5

The top 10 ready areas captured 57.4% of ready value. City Walk (12.6% of ready) led the board, with Burj Khalifa (9.1%) and Business Bay (7.0%) close behind, signaling demand concentration in prime, amenity-rich mixed-use districts.

On the micro level, below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms

Weekly Comparison

Metric	Last Week	This Week	Change
Total Volume	9.16 (AED, billions)	10.12 (AED, billions)	+10.5%
Transactions (count)	4,961 (AED, billions)	5,188 (AED, billions)	+4.6%

Market Insights & Outlook

• Momentum tick-up: Week-on-week gains in both value and deal count indicate a healthy breadth of demand, with off-plan continuing to set the pace.
• Off-plan concentration: Flats remain the engine of new-build trading (over 92% of off-plan value), anchored by Business Bay and emerging innovation clusters (Dubai Science Park, DMCC-EZ2).
• Ready diversification: The ready market shows a balanced split between flats and commercials, with prestige addresses (City Walk, Burj Khalifa) and core business nodes (Business Bay, JLT, Dubai Marina) attracting capital.
• Near-term view: With headline launches and strong absorption in central and innovation-led corridors, we expect off-plan to retain a ~65–70% share of weekly value, while ready volumes should continue to concentrate in prime mixed-use and lifestyle districts as end-users and investors chase rental resilience.