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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 28th of November 2024

On November 28, 2024, Dubai’s real estate market recorded a total transaction value of AED 1,939,840,219. This total is comprised of both off-plan and ready property transactions, each contributing significantly to the market’s dynamic landscape. Off-Plan vs. Ready Property Breakdown The total value of transactions for off-plan properties reached AED 792,554,220, accounting for approximately 40.9% of the total transactions for the day. Meanwhile, ready properties generated a total of AED 1,147,285,999, contributing 59.1% of the overall market transactions. These figures indicate a strong preference for ready properties, which provided a greater share of the market activity, emphasizing buyer confidence in completed and available properties. Detailed Breakdown of Off-Plan Properties The off-plan segment was mainly driven by flats, which brought in AED 642,860,421, contributing 81.1% to the total off-plan transactions. Villas followed with AED 143,442,834, representing 18.1% of the off-plan market, while hotel apartments and rooms contributed AED 6,250,965, which made up only 0.8% of the total off-plan transactions. This highlights the continuing demand for residential flats among investors looking for newer properties at the development stage. Ready Property Transactions The ready property segment saw a notable contribution from flats, which amounted to AED 810,963,328, making up 70.7% of the total ready transactions. Villas followed with AED 238,014,744, contributing 20.7%, while hotel apartments and rooms and commercial properties contributed AED 42,478,385 and AED 55,829,541 respectively, representing 3.7% and 4.9% of the ready transactions. The predominance of flats within the ready category underlines a high level of market activity for readily available residential units. Market Insights These figures illustrate the continued strength of Dubai’s real estate market, with a clear inclination towards ready properties. The larger contribution from flats across both off-plan and ready categories indicates sustained demand for compact residential units, likely driven by investors and end-users attracted to the lifestyle and investment potential that Dubai’s apartment market offers. The healthy contribution from villas also signals robust interest in more spacious residential options, particularly among families and high-net-worth individuals seeking both comfort and luxury. Furthermore, the commercial properties’ share, although smaller, highlights ongoing business confidence in Dubai as a thriving hub for enterprises. Conclusion Overall, the transactions recorded on November 28, 2024, portray a balanced demand for both off-plan and ready properties, with a clear edge for ready units. The data indicates that Dubai continues to be a key destination for real estate investments, driven by diverse buyer preferences across residential and commercial segments. Investors looking at Dubai are seeing opportunities in both emerging off-plan developments and established ready properties, suggesting a well-rounded and resilient market. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 29-Nov-2024 Dubai real estate outperforms London and New York. Dubai South sells out south living project. UAE’s net wealth reaches $2.9 trillion in 2023, financial wealth grows 10 percent. Dubai Real Estate: Property Rentals Set to Surge 18% in 2025 Dubai’s rental market is projected to grow in 2025, with short-term rentals up 18% and long-term leases up 13%. Drivers include rising property values, population growth, and increased demand from professionals. Tenants should prepare for higher costs, while investors have opportunities amid market growth. Dubai real estate outperforms London and New York with superior 7% investment yields and double-digit price increases Dubai real estate investments outperform London and New York markets as price rises, investor-friendly policies and future-proof market lure home-buyers and speculators. Dubai losing its lustre for squeezed expat middle classes Dubai’s rising living costs are straining middle-income expatriates, with rent increasing by 15% and inflation forecast at 3.5%. Despite limited salary growth, Dubai remains attractive due to high wages and stability. However, affordability concerns persist, with efforts underway to increase supply and affordable retail options. ValuStrat’s latest report reveals that Qatar’s real estate market remained steady in Q3 Qatar’s Q3 real estate market remained stable, with no significant price shifts. Sales and mortgage transactions declined, while tourism grew by 25.6%. The office and industrial sectors were steady, with minor declines in retail. The outlook suggests continued stability with selective growth opportunities. Why Dubai’s Tax-Free Haven is Attracting Wealthy Investors Like Never Before Dubai’s tax-free policies, evolving regulations, and ongoing mega-projects make it attractive for high-net-worth individuals and investors. The UAE’s diversification into tech, renewable energy, and healthcare enhances investment appeal. However, challenges include regulatory changes, market volatility, and gaps in risk management culture. Dubai South sells out south living project, confirms huge demand for spacious units in area Dubai South Properties has sold out its luxury South Living Tower project, featuring 209 spacious apartments with modern amenities. Construction is underway, with completion expected in Q1 2027. The project aims to attract new residents to Dubai South, aligning with plans to expand the area’s population. Dubai emerges as the global real estate standout against London and New York Dubai offers exceptional value with an average property price of $438 per square foot, high gross yields (7.0%), and strong price growth (16.5%). Pro-investor policies, modern infrastructure, and stability make it attractive compared to London and New York, providing an affordable yet luxurious lifestyle and promising long-term growth. Dubai real estate: Rove Home Dubai Marina launches new residential complex The project, located near Dubai Marina Mall and key transport links, offers fully-furnished studio and one-bedroom apartments with the option to combine units. UAE’s net wealth reaches $2.9 trillion in 2023, financial wealth grows 10 percent: Report The UAE’s net wealth reached $2.9 trillion in 2023, driven by a surge in financial and real asset growth. The country is poised to become the sixth-largest global booking center by 2028. With high UHNW individual concentration and growing wealth, massive opportunities await wealth managers, especially with GenAI adoption.

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 27th of November 2024

The Dubai real estate market witnessed remarkable activity on 27th November 2024, with a total transaction value reaching AED 1.51 billion. This significant figure is a reflection of the robust demand for both off-plan and ready properties across Dubai. Below is a detailed breakdown of these transactions, including the contribution of each subcategory within the broader property segments. Off-Plan vs. Ready Properties The total market transactions were split between off-plan and ready properties, with off-plan properties dominating the day. The off-plan segment accounted for AED 983.66 million, which represented 64.9% of the total transaction value. On the other hand, ready properties contributed AED 531.07 million, making up 35.1% of the total value. This highlights the ongoing popularity of off-plan projects as investors and homebuyers continue to be drawn to the promise of new developments and their attractive payment plans. Breakdown of Off-Plan TransactionsThe off-plan property segment showed strong performance across several subcategories:• Flats were the leading contributor in the off-plan segment, with a total transaction value of AED 677.01 million, accounting for 68.8% of all off-plan transactions. This underlines the high demand for new residential apartments in Dubai.• Commercial Properties came next, with a total transaction value of AED 201.99 million, representing 20.5% of off-plan transactions. This indicates substantial interest in commercial real estate, driven by a growing economy and business opportunities.• Villas contributed AED 96.34 million, making up 9.8% of the off-plan transactions. Villas continue to attract buyers seeking larger living spaces in suburban communities.• Hotel Apartments and Rooms recorded transactions worth AED 8.31 million, which equates to 0.8% of the off-plan total, indicating a niche yet steady interest in hospitality investments. Breakdown of Ready Property TransactionsThe ready property segment also demonstrated a diverse mix of activity:• Flats led the ready segment, with transactions totaling AED 378.07 million, representing 71.2% of the ready property transactions. This reinforces the high demand for already completed and move-in ready apartments, driven by residents looking for immediate occupancy.• Villas followed with AED 114.34 million in transactions, accounting for 21.5% of the ready market. This reflects consistent demand for established villa communities that offer an immediate lifestyle upgrade.• Hotel Apartments and Rooms saw transactions totaling AED 31.10 million, making up 5.9% of the ready segment, showing that ready hospitality units continue to appeal to investors interested in steady rental income.• Commercial Properties recorded AED 7.55 million in transactions, representing a modest 1.4% of the ready property segment, suggesting that businesses are more focused on new commercial developments. Key InsightsThe real estate market on 27th November 2024 clearly demonstrates the ongoing attractiveness of off-plan properties, particularly flats, which dominated both the off-plan and overall market segments. Investors and buyers are increasingly leaning towards new projects, perhaps due to innovative community offerings, flexible payment plans, or potential capital appreciation.Meanwhile, ready properties also showed strong activity, with a notable preference for apartments. This indicates that end-users and investors alike are still keen to capitalize on available opportunities in established communities.The data also suggests a healthy balance between residential and commercial transactions, highlighting Dubai’s continued growth as a global destination for both living and business. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 28-Nov-2024Palm Jumeirah and Jumeirah Bay Island lead Dubai’s super-luxury real estate market, making up 48% of transactions over AED 50 million in 2024. Market positioned for robust growth in the last quarter.Dubai real estate does not show any signs of slowing downDubai’s real estate market showed significant growth in 2024, with Deyaar launching Park Five, a Dh1.5 billion luxury community. CEO Saeed Mohammed Al Qatami remains optimistic about market expansion, especially in suburban areas, and emphasizes smart living and community-focused development.Dubai real estate: Expo City launches Sidr Residences phase 2; homes available from $512,000Real estate developer Expo City Dubai has unveiled phase two of its Sidr Residences apartment development following the success of the first tranche and with units across all its residential projects selling out fast.Arabian Hills Estate unveils second phase after remarkable success of Phase OneArabian Hills Real Estate launched Phase Two of Arabian Hills Estate, a Dh22 billion sustainable community project on Dubai-Al Ain Road. The new phase offers integrated living, recreational, educational, and commercial facilities, enhancing quality of life for residents.Palm Jumeirah And Jumeirah Bay Island Contribute 48% Of Dubai’s AED 50M+ Property TransactionsPalm Jumeirah and Jumeirah Bay Island lead Dubai’s super-luxury real estate market, making up 48% of transactions over AED 50 million in 2024. The market saw growth, fueled by UHNWIs relocating, increased investor confidence, and Dubai’s global appeal.Azizi unveils 109-unit waterside living project in Dubai SouthAzizi Developments launched Monaco Mansions, an ultra-luxury waterside project with 109 mansions in Dubai South’s Azizi Venice. Featuring eight architectural styles, these bespoke homes offer six to eight bedrooms, private amenities, and lagoon views, embodying high-end waterfront living. Dubai real estate: Buyers split budget to acquire more units for self-use, rentalsThe current shift to affordable housing options in Dubai’s residential real estate is taking interesting turns, with buyers with substantial budgets are seen splitting them to acquire two properties rather than one – one for self-use and the other for renting out, industry insiders said.UAE real estate market positioned for robust growth in the last quarter as demand surges for prime assets: JLLUAE’s real estate market showed resilience in Q3 2024, driven by economic fundamentals and investor confidence. Strong demand boosted residential, commercial, hospitality, and industrial sectors, with notable increases in transactions, rents, and new developments, despite global uncertainties.The Rising Star Of UAE Real Estate: Ras Al Khaimah’s TransformationRas Al Khaimah (RAK) is emerging as a promising UAE real estate hotspot, attracting investors with affordable prices, strong ROI, and ambitious developments. Flagship projects, thriving tourism, and government initiatives are driving growth, making RAK a compelling alternative to more saturated markets like Dubai and Abu Dhabi.Majid Al Futtaim announces sell-out of Lacina, phase two of Ghaf WoodsMajid Al Futtaim’s Ghaf Woods project in Dubai, featuring sustainable forest-living, saw sell-out success for its second phase, Lacina. The community offers nature-integrated living with 35,000 trees, diverse amenities, and …

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 26th of November 2024

The Dubai real estate market continues to show robust activity, with a total transaction value of AED 1.495 billion on 26 November 2024. This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the off-plan and ready property segments, offering insights into their contributions to the overall transaction volume as well as sub-category performance. Breakdown of Off-Plan vs Ready Properties On 26 November 2024, the total real estate transactions in Dubai reached AED 1,495,122,342. Of this amount, 58.4% came from ready properties, amounting to AED 872.6 million, while 41.6% originated from off-plan properties, totaling AED 622.5 million. The breakdown indicates a greater preference among buyers for ready properties, though off-plan transactions remain a significant part of the market. Off-Plan Transactions (41.6% of Total) The off-plan segment accounted for AED 622,484,516, which represents 41.6% of the total transaction value. Within this segment, flats dominated with a massive 95.7% contribution (AED 595.7 million), reflecting a continued demand for under-construction residential units. Villas made up 2.5% of off-plan transactions (AED 15.5 million), indicating modest interest in upcoming villa projects. Hotel apartments and rooms contributed 1.2% (AED 7.6 million), while commercial properties comprised 0.6% (AED 3.6 million), highlighting a relatively lower but diverse investment interest in hospitality and commercial spaces. Ready Property Transactions (58.4% of Total) Ready properties made up the larger share of the day’s total, amounting to AED 872,637,826, or 58.4% of overall transactions. Within this segment, flats led with 80.0% (AED 697.8 million), showcasing strong demand for immediately available residential units. Villas represented 14.9% (AED 129.7 million), pointing towards a consistent interest in ready villa options. Hotel apartments and rooms comprised 0.4% (AED 3.2 million), while commercial properties made up 4.8% (AED 41.9 million), reflecting a solid interest in established commercial investments. Key Insights The Dubai real estate market remains diverse, offering a range of opportunities for investors across both ready and off-plan categories. The balance between the two segments is indicative of a healthy market that caters to both short-term possession seekers and long-term value investors. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 27-Nov-2024 Sharjah reduces property transaction fees. Where to Invest in the UAE Under $1 Million. Ras Al Khaimah ranked first globally in the 2024 Expat Essentials Index. Sharjah reduces property transaction fees at ACRES 2025, enhancing emirate’s real estate sector Sharjah’s SEC reduces property transaction fees for ACRES 2025, enhancing the emirate’s real estate sector. The event, running from January 22-25, 2025, aims to attract investors, boost sales, and showcase new projects, solidifying Sharjah as a prime real estate investment destination. Palm Jebel Ali Vs. Palm Jumeirah: Comparing Investment Opportunities In Dubai’s Booming Real Estate Market Palm Jebel Ali offers significant investment potential compared to Palm Jumeirah, with lower entry costs, larger plots, and strategic location benefits. Its role in Dubai’s economic agenda, coupled with strong appreciation prospects and flexible payment plans, makes it an attractive long-term real estate investment opportunity. Emirates.Estate, a Real Estate Aggregator for Investors, has launched in the UAE Emirates.Estate is a new UAE property platform offering comprehensive details, market analysis, and streamlined deal closing for investors. It features residential and commercial listings, comparison tools, market analytics, and end-to-end transaction support, making it easy to find and purchase properties globally. Dubai’s Short-Term Rental Push Creates ‘Race to The Bottom’ Dubai’s push for more short-term rentals has led to an oversaturated market, with new operators lacking hospitality experience. This influx has created unrealistic landlord expectations and intense fee competition, potentially damaging the sector. Experts warn that maintaining quality and realistic profitability is crucial for sustainable growth. Singapore fund expected to invest $1.4bln in Dubai’s AMIS Development First APAC Fund VCC plans to invest AED 5 billion ($1.36 billion) in Dubai’s AMIS Development, pending due diligence. The investment will expand AMIS’s projects, land bank, and partnerships, enhancing its luxury real estate focus. In September 2024, AMIS awarded the ‘Woodland Residences’ construction contract to Dar Al Aayan Contracting. The High Stakes of Real Estate in Dubai: Big Business in a Booming Market Dubai’s real estate market attracts global investors with its luxury appeal, tax-free status, and adaptability. Despite challenges from competition and economic shifts, the market remains resilient. Investors like Trent Challis capitalize on opportunities by timing exits strategically. The sector’s future lies in tech, finance, and green energy growth. Where to Invest in the UAE Under $1 Million in 2025: A US Investor’s Guide The UAE offers diverse real estate investment options under $1 million, with key areas in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, and Ajman. Notable locations include JVC, Al Reef, and Al Hamra Village, offering high ROI and strategic value. Careful research is recommended for optimal investments. Ras Al Khaimah ranks 1st globally in Expat Essentials Index, 2nd in Working Abroad Index Ras Al Khaimah ranked first globally in the 2024 Expat Essentials Index, reflecting its attractive living environment for expats. The city also ranked second for working abroad and fifth for ease of settling in. Its top features include easy housing access, supportive local bureaucracy, and a welcoming community. UAE Construction Boom Spurs Hiring Surge Amidst Mega-Projects The UAE’s construction boom has driven high demand for skilled workers, with hiring across real estate, infrastructure, and manufacturing. Major projects like Palm Jebel Ali and Bvlgari Lighthouse are progressing. Despite stable salaries and past inflationary pressures, optimism persists as development plans continue to expand.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 25th of November 2024

On 25th November 2024, the total value of real estate transactions in Dubai reached an impressive AED 1.29 billion. This figure encompasses both off-plan and ready properties, providing an insightful snapshot into the dynamics of Dubai’s real estate market. Below, we analyze the contributions from off-plan and ready properties as well as the distribution across various property sub-categories. Breakdown of Off-Plan vs Ready Properties Out of the AED 1.29 billion total, off-plan transactions accounted for AED 663.8 million, representing 51.4% of the total transactions. Meanwhile, ready properties contributed AED 628.4 million, making up 48.6% of the total. This near-even split highlights a balanced market where both new developments and existing properties are seeing substantial activity. Off-Plan Property Contributions The total value of off-plan transactions was AED 663.8 million. Breaking down this category: Ready Property Contributions For ready properties, the total transaction value stood at AED 628.4 million. The breakdown is as follows: Market Insights The real estate market in Dubai continues to exhibit resilience and balanced growth, as evidenced by the almost equal distribution of value between off-plan and ready properties. The predominance of flats in both segments indicates that apartments remain a favorite for both investors and end-users, while villas also show steady traction, particularly among buyers looking for larger living spaces. Commercial and hospitality segments, while smaller in terms of total value, are significant contributors that indicate investor confidence in Dubai’s long-term growth, especially in areas tied to tourism and business activities. The emergence of such balanced contributions from various property types points to the robustness of Dubai’s diverse real estate offerings. This performance provides a solid foundation as the emirate continues to attract both local and international buyers, driven by favorable government policies, innovative projects, and a thriving economic environment. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 26-Nov-2024 Dubai real estate market has seen more than 188k transactions and passed AED625bn ($170.2bn) so far this year. Dh4 million annual rent for a penthouse. Record growth in 2024, a 13.4% rise from 2023. Sheikh Hamdan highlights Dubai real estate market’s importance as transactions pass $170bn in 2024 The thriving Dubai real estate market has seen more than 188,000 transactions and passed AED625bn ($170.2bn) so far this year, according to Land Department data. Dubai real estate sector recorded $4.5bn of transactions last week, including Business Bay apartment sold for $25m The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED16.55bn ($4.5bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Dubai Property Buyers Eye Creative Ways to Pile In Dubai’s soaring property prices are driving increased interest in real estate investment trusts (REITs) and fractional ownership apps, allowing investors to enter the market with lower costs. REITs offer accessible real estate exposure, while tech platforms like Stake enable small-scale property investments, catering to the rising demand. Global real estate leaders to convene in Dubai for World Realty Congress 2024 in December The World Realty Congress & Awards 2024 will gather global real estate leaders in Dubai (Dec 9-13) to discuss sustainability, innovation, and PropTech. It aims to align real estate with UAE Vision 2033, culminating in an awards gala recognizing contributions to development and sustainability. Dh4 Million Penthouse Sets New Standard for Dubai Rent Dubai’s luxury rental market is booming, with high-end properties like One at Palm Jumeirah setting records. The Dh4 million annual rent for a penthouse highlights rising demand for exclusive rentals, attracting global attention and reinforcing Dubai’s reputation as a luxury real estate hub. Dubai’s real estate market sees notable growth, enhancing 2033 strategy goals Dubai’s real estate market saw record growth, with over 151,000 sales in 2024’s first 10 months—a 13.4% rise from 2023. October alone hit 20,460 sales, the highest ever recorded. New projects focus on diverse price points, supporting Dubai’s goal of a 70% transaction increase by 2033. What is spurring rising demand for Dh100m homes in the UAE? Dubai’s luxury property market is booming, driven by ultra-wealthy buyers seeking prime locations like Palm Jumeirah. Demand for Dh100 million-plus homes remains strong, fueled by Dubai’s lifestyle appeal and favorable tax environment. The market continues to see record transactions, with limited supply creating high competition for luxury properties. Revealed: UK non-dom tax changes trigger large-scale property sales by long-term GCC investors, experts say The London and also the wider UK real estate market of late is seeing a mad rush for liquidation of residential assets by long-term GCC owners due to tax implications in the wake of the British government’s move to amend non-dom rules, industry insiders said. K-Mavins Group hands over $109mln Dubai residential project K-Mavins has handed over its AED400 million Terrases Marassi Drive project in Dubai’s Business Bay. Featuring luxury amenities, the project reflects growing confidence in Dubai’s real estate market. The group plans a new AED340 million project in Al Jaddaf and is expanding its retail portfolio with The Villa Square and Liwan Mall. Avighna Group acquires Emaar Business Park 3 for Dh240 million Avighna Group acquired Emaar Business Park – Building 3 for Dh240 million. The Grade-A property in The Greens offers 150,000 sq. ft. of commercial space. The acquisition aligns with Avighna’s global expansion, reflecting confidence in Dubai’s thriving market for premium commercial real estate amid limited supply and rising demand. Dubai real estate: SOL Properties, Fairmont announce largest triplex sky mansion SOL Properties and Fairmont Hotels & Resorts have unveiled a 20,000-square-foot triplex sky mansion in Downtown Dubai, situated atop the Fairmont Residences Solara Tower Dubai. How Dubai architects are designing world’s second-tallest tower with vertical mall, 7-star hotel Burj Azizi, a 725m skyscraper on Sheikh Zayed Road, will be the world’s second-tallest structure after Burj Khalifa. Scheduled for 2028 completion, the Dh6-billion project will feature luxury amenities, a vertical shopping mall, and multiple world-record elements, showcasing Dubai’s continued innovation and architectural ambition.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 25-Nov-2024

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 47 reached AED 7.07 billion, down 5.7% . Off-plan contributed 56.8% or AED 4.02 billion and Ready properties contributed 43.2% or AED 3.06 billion. In Week 47, Dubai’s real estate market recorded transactions totaling AED 7.07 billion, reflecting a slight decline from the previous week’s total of AED 7.5 billion. This report provides a breakdown of the contributions from off-plan and ready properties, as well as an analysis of the most active areas for both categories. Market Breakdown: Off-Plan vs. Ready Properties The total transactions of AED 7.07 billion were comprised of both off-plan and ready properties. Off-plan properties contributed AED 4.02 billion, which represents 56.8% of the total value. Ready properties made up AED 3.06 billion, accounting for 43.2% of the total transactions. This composition shows a stronger leaning towards off-plan properties in this week’s real estate activity, which aligns with the continued demand for new developments in Dubai. Off-Plan Properties Breakdown Off-plan properties saw a significant contribution from flats, totaling AED 2.98 billion, which accounts for 74.2% of all off-plan transactions. Villas added AED 721.6 million, contributing 18% to the off-plan total, while hotel apartments and rooms contributed AED 61 million (1.5%), and commercial properties added AED 256.5 million (6.4%). The most active areas for off-plan property transactions by value were: These areas represent key growth spots in Dubai, showing high investor interest in both residential and mixed-use developments. Ready Properties Breakdown Ready properties amounted to AED 3.06 billion, with flats contributing AED 2.18 billion (71.3%) and villas adding AED 548.8 million (17.9%). Hotel apartments and rooms accounted for AED 135.7 million (4.4%), while commercial properties contributed AED 194.5 million (6.4%). The top-performing areas for ready property transactions by value were: Dubai Hills led the ready property market, indicating strong demand for well-established luxury residential communities. Market Comparison with Previous Week The total market transactions of AED 7.07 billion for Week 47 represent a decrease of 5.7% compared to the previous week’s total of AED 7.5 billion. The reduction in volume could be attributed to seasonal factors or shifting buyer preferences, though the strong showing in off-plan properties suggests sustained confidence in Dubai’s long-term development prospects. Conclusion Week 47’s real estate transactions reflect a solid demand for off-plan properties, which continue to dominate the market. Notably, Business Bay and Burj Khalifa remain prominent hotspots for property investment. Despite a slight dip in total transaction value compared to the previous week, the market shows resilience, with a balanced interest in both new developments and established communities. As we move into the following weeks, monitoring the performance of both off-plan and ready properties will be key to understanding the evolving trends in Dubai’s dynamic real estate landscape.

April 16, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 21st of November 2024

On November 21, 2024, the Dubai real estate market recorded an impressive total transaction value of AED 1.49 billion, reflecting a dynamic mix of both off-plan and ready properties. This insightful breakdown offers a closer look at the composition of these transactions, shedding light on the performance of different property types. Total Transactions Summary The ready property segment contributed slightly more to the overall market activity, accounting for 51.7% of the total transaction value, while off-plan properties made up 48.3%. This near-equal distribution highlights sustained investor interest across both segments. Off-Plan Property Transactions Sub-Category Breakdown: Off-plan flats dominated the segment, contributing 54.6% to the total value of off-plan transactions, followed by commercial properties at 24.9%. The substantial interest in flats reflects a preference for smaller residential units, potentially driven by affordability and demand from first-time investors. Villas and hotel apartments played a smaller but notable role. Ready Property Transactions Sub-Category Breakdown: Within the ready property segment, flats were also the most prominent, comprising 71.2% of the total value. Villas contributed 18.2%, while commercial properties and hotel apartments together represented a smaller share. The dominance of ready flats indicates ongoing demand for established, hassle-free residential units that can be immediately occupied or rented out. Key Insights This balanced activity between off-plan and ready properties is a testament to the resilience and attractiveness of Dubai’s real estate market, which continues to offer diverse investment opportunities for both investors and end-users. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Nov-2024 Dubai’s residential real estate sales exceeded Dh50 billion for the first time. New mortgage fee, 60-day registration period for off-plan. Sharjah’s residential rents have surged by up to 50%. Dubai real estate: $48m ‘sunken balcony’ project sold out in one day Reef Luxury Developments innovative ‘sunken balcony’ project sold out on first day on sale. Dubai real estate sales tops Dh50 billion for the first time Dubai’s residential real estate sales exceeded Dh50 billion for the first time, driven by an 80% surge in transactions, mainly from off-plan properties. Despite rising prices, Dubai remains attractive with a 6.9% rental yield. Top exclusive areas include Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, and Downtown Dubai. Dubai Real Estate Boom: Top Locations Driving 50,000 Property Transactions In Q3 2024 Dubai’s real estate market reached a record AED 141.9 billion in Q3 2024, a 14.4% increase from the previous quarter. Sales volumes rose 37.9% year-over-year, led by apartments and villas. Jumeirah Village Circle topped sales locations. Strong demand persists, driven by relaxed ownership laws and investor-friendly conditions. Dubai: New mortgage fee, 60-day registration period for off-plan property in amended laws DIFC amended its Application Law and Real Property Law, introducing a 0.25% mortgage registration fee and extending off-plan sales registration from 30 to 60 days. New Article 8A clarifies that DIFC Law references DIFC statute, common law, and international model laws, reinforcing DIFC’s connection to common law principles. Sharjah rents rise as former Dubai residents add to surging demand Sharjah’s residential rents have surged by up to 50%, driven by rising demand, economic growth, and inflow of residents from Dubai and other countries. Tenants face steep increases, with calls for a rental cap similar to Dubai’s, while landlords cite market-driven pricing and pandemic recovery challenges. Dubai’s new ‘islands’ out to create another offplan property wave Dubai’s property market sees a rise in island-themed projects, with Damac launching “Damac Islands” featuring townhouses from Dh2.25 million. Waterfront options are expanding, including Dubai Islands by Nakheel and islands at Tilal Al Ghaf. The UAE is experiencing a full-scale “island” renaissance, boosting investment opportunities. Arada kicks off construction at Armani Beach Residences at Palm Jumeirah Arada has begun work on Armani Beach Residences at Palm Jumeirah, featuring 52 bespoke homes designed by Armani/Casa and Tadao Ando. The luxury project offers panoramic views, extensive amenities, and exclusive penthouses. Construction enabling works are underway, with completion expected by March 2025. Pearlshire Development celebrates full sale of 555 Park Views; announces new flagship project in Dubai Pearlshire Development’s 555 Park Views in Jumeirah Village Triangle sold out quickly, highlighting strong demand for premium residential spaces in Dubai. With completion near, Pearlshire is now launching a new flagship project focused on luxury, innovation, and sustainability, continuing its commitment to redefining quality living in Dubai. RAK Properties launches coliving, coworking project in Ras Al Khaimah RAK Properties, in collaboration with ARM Holding and HIVE, launched a coliving and coworking development in Mina Al Arab, Ras Al Khaimah. The 233-unit project features 117 HIVE units, 116 residential units, 300 sqm of retail, and 2,000 sqm of coworking space. Project cost details were not disclosed.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 20th of November 2024

On November 20th, 2024, Dubai’s real estate market witnessed transactions totaling AED 1.44 billion. This impressive figure reflects a mix of both off-plan and ready property sales, highlighting the diverse opportunities available in the market for investors and end-users. Off-Plan vs. Ready Transactions The overall market volume of AED 1,438,890,073 was split between off-plan and ready properties: Off-Plan Property Breakdown The off-plan segment, totaling AED 861,307,413, was distributed across various sub-categories as follows: Ready Property Breakdown Ready property transactions amounted to AED 577,582,660 and were broken down as follows: Key Insights The data reveals several key trends in Dubai’s real estate market on November 20th, 2024: Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience and growth, with a total transaction value of AED 1.44 billion on November 20th, 2024. The strong performance of both off-plan and ready segments indicates a healthy balance of investor interest in future projects and demand for immediately available properties. As the city continues to develop and expand, these trends provide a positive outlook for both investors and end-users seeking to capitalize on Dubai’s dynamic property market. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 21-Nov-2024 Dubai’s real estate market is set for 30% YoY growth by 2024’s end. Real estate sector sees 50% increase in handovers in Q3, 14,900 homes expected to arrive in Q4. Dubai realty sets new records with over 50,000 transactions Dubai’s real estate market set a record in Q3 2024 with Dhs141.9 billion sales, a 16.6% QoQ and 37.9% YoY rise, driven by strong demand and relaxed regulations. Apartments led sales, and the market is projected to surpass Dhs500 billion annually for the first time. Dubai real estate market on track for 30 percent sales growth by end of 2024 Dubai’s real estate market is set for 30% YoY growth by 2024’s end, with record-breaking sales, prices, and new launches. October saw 20,460 deals, the highest ever, and prices hit AED1,473 per sq ft. Market stability continues with increased diversity in new projects and high mortgage activity. Dubai’s Damac to build data centres across Europe and Asia: Report Damac Properties plans to build data centers in Europe and Asia, owning land in Greece, Spain, Turkey, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The company is constructing over 10 centers, with each megawatt costing $10 million. Luxury property demand in Dubai is rising, especially among wealthy Europeans. Dubai real estate sector sees 50% increase in handovers in Q3, 14,900 homes expected to arrive in Q4 The Dubai real estate sector saw a surge in new handovers in Q3 2024, particularly in the apartment segment, which witnessed nearly 50 per cent increase in completions, according to Asteco’s Q3 2024 real estate report. Dubai continues to solidify reputation as prime destination for luxury real estate Brazilian footballer Neymar Jr. purchased a Dh200 million penthouse in Dubai’s Bugatti Residences, boosting the city’s luxury real estate appeal. The project, targeting the ultra-wealthy, features 182 units with record prices, making it one of Dubai’s most exclusive and sought-after developments. GJ Properties sets record sales of AED 550mln at Ajman Sales Event GJ Properties Investments LLC achieved AED 550 million in sales at the Ajman Sales Event, selling 837 units, including Al Ameera Village and Nuaimia Two Tower. The developer also launched Biltmore Residences Sufouh in Dubai, a luxury project set for completion in early 2026, offering premium living options. Deyaar’s first residential project in Abu Dhabi is sold out Located on Al Reem Island, Rivage offers 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments, Sky Villas and Sky Palaces with prices starting $320,000.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 19th of November 2024

On November 19th, 2024, Dubai’s real estate market saw transactions totaling AED 1.70 billion, showcasing a vibrant mix of both off-plan and ready properties. The breakdown of the data provides insight into the dynamics and preferences of investors across various property categories. Off-Plan vs. Ready Transactions The overall market volume of AED 1,696,932,818 was divided into off-plan and ready properties, with off-plan transactions contributing AED 687.75 million, while ready property transactions amounted to AED 502.47 million. Off-Plan Property Breakdown The off-plan market, totaling AED 687,754,391, was further broken down into the following sub-categories: Ready Property Breakdown Ready property transactions totaled AED 502,474,419, and were distributed as follows: Key Insights The data highlights several key trends in Dubai’s real estate market: Conclusion Dubai’s real estate market continues to thrive, driven by a mix of investor confidence in future projects and demand for immediate-ready properties. With a total transaction value of nearly AED 1.7 billion, the market shows a balanced approach to both growth and stability, appealing to investors looking for diverse opportunities in residential, hospitality, and commercial sectors. Investors’ preference for off-plan flats and ready flats further supports the narrative of strong residential growth in Dubai’s urban landscape. As the market evolves, these trends will likely shape future investments, with continued emphasis on high-quality residential developments and a growing interest in hospitality ventures. Dubai Real Estate Market Review 20-Nov-2024 Emaar and DWTC launched Expo Living. Dubai Properties launched La Tilia in the Villanova community. Dubai Holding plans to list its property portfolio by separating residential and commercial units. Why Dubai’s current real estate boom is here to stay Dubai’s luxury real estate market shows strong growth, driven by genuine end users. Demand for high-value homes outstrips supply, with Dubai emerging as a top market for $10M+ home sales, comparable to London and New York. Favourable conditions and foreign interest fuel the trend. Dubai: Sobha Realty to deliver Creek Vistas Grande ahead of schedule Sobha Realty is delivering Creek Vistas Grande in Dubai eight months early, showcasing its efficiency and quality through a backward integration model. This ahead-of-schedule completion highlights Sobha’s commitment to excellence, customer satisfaction, and innovation in luxury real estate development. Dubai Properties unveils La Tilia, a new phase of townhouses in Villanova Dubai Properties launched La Tilia in the Villanova community, offering G+1 and G+2 three- and four-bedroom townhouses. Designed for growing families, La Tilia emphasizes green open spaces, community amenities, and a blend of indoor-outdoor living, enhancing Villanova’s family-friendly and active lifestyle environment. Emaar-DWTC JV launches first residential project in Dubai’s Expo Living development Emaar Properties and DWTC launched Expo Living, a residential community at Expo City Dubai. Terra Heights is its first phase, covering 451,295 sqm, including residential spaces and Dubai Expo Mall. The project aligns with Dubai’s 2040 Urban Plan for sustainability. No financial or timeline details were provided. Dubai real estate: Developers prioritise affordable projects to meet rising mid-income demand Dubai’s residential real estate market is predicted to see a massive demand spike for mid-income housing, with buyer demand expected to hit all-time high levels in the next few quarters, driven by population growth and an influx of international talent, sector experts said. Dubai Ruler’s Firm Considers Two Real-Estate Listings in 2025 Dubai Holding plans to list its property portfolio by separating residential and commercial units, including creating a residential REIT. The listings, expected next year, aim to capitalize on Dubai’s real estate boom and deepen its capital markets, following recent IPOs of state-owned and private firms. Pinnacle Developers and Devmark introduce Vitalia Palm Jumeirah Residences Pinnacle Developers launched Vitalia Palm Jumeirah Residences, an Italian-inspired waterfront luxury development featuring 45 high-end residences with modern amenities. Located on Palm Jumeirah’s East Crescent, Vitalia offers a sophisticated European lifestyle with wellness-focused facilities, smart home systems, and luxury finishes, set for completion in 2026. DAMAC Announces Mega Islands Development DAMAC Properties announced “DAMAC Island,” a new development in Dubailand featuring six global tropical-themed islands. Designed as a lush tropical retreat, it offers a mix of natural serenity and urban convenience, with amenities like an aqua park and scenic lagoon, catering to residents and tourists seeking an exotic escape in Dubai.

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 19-Nov-2024

Neymar Jr bought a penthouse worth AED 200 million at Bugatti Residences. AED100 million+ sale on Palm Jumeirah. UAE to introduce real estate degree for Emiratis at universities. Anax Developments unveils new luxury tower in Dubai Anax Developments launched Evora Residences in Al Furjan, Dubai, featuring 10 floors with one- to three-bedroom apartments. Completion is set for Q3 2026, with amenities like solar panels, Smart Home Automation, and Bosch appliances. Prices start at AED 1.07M, with a 30/70 payment plan. BAMX Unveils 311 Boulevard: A Blend of Italian-Inspired Architecture and Modern Luxury in Dubai’s Jumeirah Village Circle 311 Boulevard by BAMX in Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai, features Italian-inspired architecture, luxury amenities, and smart technology. Studio apartments start at AED 699K. The project offers convenient access to key Dubai locations, blending modern luxury with classic charm, making it ideal for investors and residents seeking quality living. Why Is Property Management Essential for Foreign Investors in Navigating Dubai’s Real Estate Market? Property management in Dubai helps foreign investors navigate the real estate market, handling tenant relations, maintenance, and legal compliance. It ensures investments are well-maintained, profitable, and compliant, offering convenience and peace of mind, especially for absentee investors. Football star Neymar Jr buys $54m penthouse in Dubai Brazilian footballer Neymar Jr bought a penthouse worth AED 200 million at Bugatti Residences in Dubai’s Business Bay. The branded development features luxury amenities like a private beach and car lift. Demand for branded residences in Dubai is booming, driven by wealthy buyers seeking premium properties. Dubai: Keturah projects sales exceed $1.66bln Keturah achieved AED 6.1 billion in sales for Keturah Reserve and The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Dubai Creekside in 2024. The Meydan townhouses sold out, with high demand for other units. In 2025, 26 luxury villas will be launched. These projects combine luxury and wellness, driving significant interest. WOW Properties sets new benchmark with Dh100 million+ sale on Palm Jumeirah WOW Properties made a significant sale exceeding AED 100 million on Palm Jumeirah, highlighting Dubai’s booming luxury real estate market. This reflects growing demand for ultra-luxury properties, with WOW also achieving high sales at Tilal Al Ghaf and Dubai Hills, affirming their leadership in the sector. Palma marks topping out milestone of $817mln Dubai tower Palma Development topped out Serenia Living, an AED 3 billion beachfront project on Palm Jumeirah. The development features 226 luxury apartments, premium amenities, and high-end designs. Palma aims to deliver the project on schedule, emphasizing quality and exclusivity to make it one of Dubai’s most sought-after addresses. UAE to introduce real estate degree for Emiratis at universities The UAE will introduce a real estate major at select universities for Emirati students. During the 2nd Real Estate Day, over 400 job vacancies were offered to boost Emirati participation in the industry. Leading companies showcased roles and training, emphasizing growth and empowerment for Emirati talent in real estate. Amira Sajwani on carving her own niche with PRYPCO PRYPCO aims to democratize real estate with fractional ownership, allowing investments starting at AED 500. “Real Estate Freedom” simplifies buying, selling, and managing properties without barriers. Founder inspired by family legacy, focuses on resilience, balance, and creating impact, advocating for more support for female entrepreneurs in the UAE. H&H Development unveils 327-unit villa community in Dubai H&H Development launched Eden Hills, a 327-villa residential community in Mohammed Bin Rashid City, Dubai, blending modern living with nature. It features customizable plots, a Central Wadi for community wellness, and diverse amenities. The first 104 villas are for sale, with phase one completion expected by 2027. Dubai rentals data shows demand continuing to stay strong Dubai recorded 42,076 rental transactions in October, with 59% renewals. Popular rental areas include Al Sufouh and Motor City. Sales transactions reached 19,413, up 77% year-over-year, with off-plan properties comprising 67%. Average sale prices were Dh1.69M for apartments and Dh13.54M for villas, reflecting strong investor confidence. Dubai developer offers free shuttle bus to metro station for owners, tenants in new building Danube Properties launched a shuttle bus service from its Gemz development to the metro, enhancing amenities amid growing competition. Gemz was delivered five months early, with strong rental demand matching Dubai Marina rates. Danube plans to deliver future projects ahead of schedule, aided by efficient supply chain management. Rents in Dubai: Tenants can save up to Dh100,000 a year by relocating to suburbs Dubai’s flexible work policies are driving demand for suburban living, offering affordable rentals and larger spaces. Areas like Dubai South and Al Qudra attract residents seeking to avoid high city rents and traffic. Developers like Emaar and Damac respond with community-centric projects supporting remote work, reshaping the real estate landscape. Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 18th of November 2024 On November 18, 2024, Dubai’s real estate market recorded an impressive total of AED 1.70 billion in transactions, showcasing continued strong demand for property across various categories. These transactions were split between off-plan and ready properties, with each category contributing significantly to the market’s vibrancy. Breakdown of Off-Plan and Ready Properties Detailed Contribution Analysis Off-Plan Properties The off-plan segment, comprising a diverse range of property types, saw significant activity across the board: Ready Properties The ready properties category also exhibited strong numbers across different types of assets: Key Takeaways The Dubai real estate market continues to thrive, driven by a balanced interest in both off-plan and ready properties. Off-plan properties took the lead, reflecting the trust investors have in Dubai’s future and the lucrative opportunities present in new developments. The ready property market also showed strong performance, particularly for flats, as many buyers prefer immediate ownership and occupancy. This report highlights a healthy demand across different segments, with a noteworthy shift towards both luxury villas and apartment living. The resilience of the real estate market, despite global challenges, showcases Dubai’s position as a leading destination for real estate investment, blending lifestyle, luxury, and long-term growth opportunities. The market’s current performance signals a promising outlook, with developers and investors aligning their strategies to meet the evolving needs …

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 18-Nov-2024

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 46 reached AED 7.52 billion, 3.7% down. Off-plan contributed 54.4% or AED 4.15 billion and Ready properties contributed 45.6% or AED 3.66 billion. The total value of real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 46 amounted to AED 7.52 billion, which shows a slight decline from the previous week’s figure of AED 7.8 billion. This report breaks down the transactions between Off-Plan and Ready properties and provides insights into the most active areas by value traded, making it clear and easy for readers to understand. Off-Plan vs Ready Property Transactions In Week 45, the Off-Plan segment contributed AED 4.09 billion, representing 54.4% of the total transaction value, while the Ready property segment accounted for AED 3.43 billion, comprising 45.6% of the total. Despite the marginal decline in the overall market activity compared to the previous week, the Off-Plan segment remained the dominant force, continuing to attract substantial investor interest. Off-Plan Breakdown: • Flats dominated the Off-Plan category with a contribution of 77.5% of the Off-Plan value, amounting to AED 3.17 billion. This highlights a sustained preference for apartments in this segment.• Villas accounted for 14.9% of the Off-Plan total, with transactions worth AED 608.7 million, showing that investors continue to value villa projects.• Hotel Apartments & Rooms contributed AED 274.3 million, comprising 6.7% of the total Off-Plan transactions, while Commercial properties added AED 26.2 million, or 0.6%, indicating limited Off-Plan commercial activity. Ready Breakdown: • Flats also led in the Ready segment, making up 67.3% of the value with AED 2.30 billion in transactions, suggesting consistent demand for completed apartments.• Villas followed closely with a value of AED 622.0 million, contributing 18.2% to the Ready segment total, demonstrating the ongoing interest in move-in ready villa units.• Hotel Apartments & Rooms accounted for 2.5% of the Ready transactions, amounting to AED 85.0 million, whereas Commercial properties added a significant AED 414.4 million, making up 12.1% of the Ready segment. Area Analysis: Most Active Locations by Value Off-Plan Segment: • Business Bay topped the list for Off-Plan transactions with AED 467.7 million, signaling investor confidence in this bustling business and residential hub.• Bukadra was the second most active area, recording AED 362.2 million in Off-Plan deals, followed by Jumeirah Lakes Towers with AED 293.9 million.• Jumeirah Village Circle and Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid saw notable activity, with values of AED 286.1 million and AED 209.6 million, respectively.• Dubai Marina, with AED 203.2 million, remained a popular choice for Off-Plan investment, highlighting the attractiveness of waterfront living. Ready Segment: • The Burj Khalifa area led the Ready segment with a transaction value of AED 374.9 million, showcasing the ongoing demand for premium properties in this iconic district.• Jumeirah Village Circle and Business Bay followed, with transactions of AED 313.2 million and AED 267.5 million, respectively.• Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Lakes Towers also saw strong activity, with values of AED 246.4 million and AED 226.7 million.• Other notable areas included Palm Jumeirah (AED 150.0 million), Dubai Hills (AED 124.2 million), and Motor City (AED 121.6 million), indicating a diverse interest across a variety of neighborhoods. Summary Week 45 saw a total transaction value of AED 7.52 billion, a slight decline from AED 7.8 billion the previous week. The Off-Plan properties contributed significantly more than Ready properties, reflecting continued investor appetite for future developments. Flats were the most transacted property type in both segments, and areas like Business Bay, Jumeirah Village Circle, and Dubai Marina were highly active, illustrating their appeal to investors.While the market showed a small dip, the consistent activity in key areas suggests sustained interest and confidence in Dubai’s real estate market, particularly in Off-Plan investments and premium Ready properties.

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