The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 40 were AED 11.17 billion and 5,503 transactions. Off-plan contributed 68.8% or 7.68 billion, while Ready properties contributed 31.2% or 3.49 billion.

Total trading reached AED 11.17 billion across 5,503 transactions, a +2.5% rise in value and -0.4% dip in activity versus last week (AED 10.90 billion, 5,524 deals). Off-plan dominated by value with a 68.8% share (AED 7.68 billion), while ready assets contributed 31.2% (AED 3.49 billion).

Category	Off-Plan (AED millions)	Ready (AED millions)
Flat	6,947.4	2,138.4
Villa	504.5	852.1
Hotel Apt. & Rooms	27.6	117.8
Commercials	202.2	377.7
Total	7,681.7	3,486.1

Off-Plan Market Performance

Total Value: AED 7.68 billion

Share of Weekly Total: 68.8%

• Flat: AED 6.95 bn (90.4%)
• Villa: AED 0.50 bn (6.6%)
• Hotel Apt. & Rooms: AED 0.03 bn (0.4%)
• Commercials: AED 0.20 bn (2.6%)

Off-plan value was overwhelmingly driven by flats (over nine-tenths of spend), with modest contributions from villas and limited commercial/hospitality activity.

Top Performing Off-Plan Areas (by value)

Area	Value (AED millions)
Business Bay	683.9
Madinat Al Mataar	618.7
Jumeirah Village Circle	525.8
Dubai Science Park	454.9
The World	403.1

Ready Market Performance

Total Value: AED 3.49 billion

Share of Weekly Total: 31.2%

• Flat: AED 2.14 bn (61.3%)
• Villa: AED 0.85 bn (24.4%)
• Hotel Apt. & Rooms: AED 0.12 bn (3.4%)
• Commercials: AED 0.38 bn (10.8%)

Ready volumes were led by flats, while villas provided a solid quarter of spend; commercial assets formed just over a tenth, with hospitality a small tail.

Top Performing Ready Areas (by value)

Area	Value (AED millions)
Burj Khalifa	314.2
Business Bay	292.7
Jumeirah Village Circle	205.8
Jumeirah Lakes Towers	177.9
Palm Jumeirah	158.1

On the micro level

Below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms

Weekly Comparison

Metric	Last Week	This Week	Change
Total Value (AED billions)	10.90	11.17	+2.5%
Number of Transactions	5,524	5,503	-0.4%

Market Insights & Outlook

Liquidity improved week-on-week, with value growth despite slightly fewer deals—signalling larger average ticket sizes. Off-plan remains the engine of the market (nearly 69% share), concentrated in flat-led projects across Business Bay, JVC, and emerging clusters like Dubai Science Park and Madinat Al Mataar. On the ready side, prime and near-prime zones (Burj Khalifa, Business Bay, Palm Jumeirah) anchored demand, while community stock in JVC and Al Furjan sustained breadth. If launch momentum persists and ready stock in core districts remains tight, expect continued value resilience with mix skewed to off-plan flats and selective villa strength.

Data Source: Dubai Land Department