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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 23-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 20-Jan-2026

Dubai launches real estate diploma to encourage Emiratis to join growing sector Dubai launches real estate diploma to encourage Emiratis to join growing sector Dubai Land Department and Higher Colleges of Technology will launch a two-year, 90+ hour real estate diploma to build Emirati talent in valuation, property management, and client handling, backed by major developers offering practical training. Launch/enrolment dates aren’t set. Dubai logged 270,000+ deals worth Dh917bn in 2025; DLD says 1,800 Emiratis hired since 2024. Read the full article on The National Dubai Chamber of Commerce establishes Holiday Homes Business Group Dubai Chamber of Commerce launched the Holiday Homes Business Group to unite holiday-home management firms, give the sector a stronger voice, and enable structured public–private dialogue on policies, regulation, and growth. The move reflects tourism-driven expansion, with 2,928 registered member companies, and aims to raise professional and compliance standards. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Tomorrow World Real Estate Launches Construction Of Tomorrow 166 Tomorrow World Real Estate Development has started construction on Tomorrow 166, a flagship residential community on Dubai Islands, positioned as a long-term, quality-first waterfront project for end users and investors. Built with Shaanxi Construction (SCEGC) and EDMAC, it begins piling works now, with completion targeted for Q2 2027. Read the full article on Construction Business News Tribe, a new wealth platform launches to expand access to investment-grade Dubai real estate Tribe, a Dubai-born, VARA-regulated platform working with Dubai Land Department, launched in the UAE to let retail investors access “blue chip” real estate from AED 2,000. It offers STR and long-term “Stability” strategies, a performance-only fee model, and a 24/7 secondary market for share liquidity. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai real estate: Property sales exceed AED 2 trillion over five years Dubai property sales topped AED 2 trillion over the last five years, driven by strong local/international demand and supportive regulation, incentives, and infrastructure, W Capital says. Dubai Land Department data shows sales rising from AED 149bn (2021) to a projected AED 682.6bn (2025), with ~214,900 transactions in 2025. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Emirates Developments partners with Jumeirah to launch branded residences on Al Maryah Island Emirates Developments partnered with Jumeirah to launch Jumeirah Residences Al Maryah Island in Abu Dhabi: 253 luxury residences (1–5BR) beside The Galleria Mall, overlooking the canal with skyline and waterfront views. The project expands Jumeirah’s branded residences push and strengthens Al Maryah Island’s luxury positioning. Read the full article on Arabian Business Why engineering discipline matters in Dubai’s next phase of residential development Ahmadyar Developments’ CEO says the firm differentiates through an engineering-first build culture, disciplined execution, and “value-driven premium” positioning. Demand is shifting toward smart, wellness-led living, so projects bake in tech, light-filled layouts, and practical amenities. The developer targets end-users and investors in high-growth micro-locations, manages volatility via data-led feasibility and regulatory alignment, and plans measured expansion across emerging/coastal Dubai districts over 2–3 years. Read the full article on Gulf Business Offices, warehouses and local retail top Dubai’s 2026 property wish list Dubai’s commercial property market is set to enter a more measured phase in 2026, with investors focusing on off-plan offices, logistics and warehousing assets, and community-based retail, according to a new outlook from Chestertons MENA. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai property developers move from post-handover to construction-linked payment plans Dubai developers are shifting from long post-handover payment plans to construction-linked schedules as the market matures, with 70/30 and 80/20 expected to become standard by 2026, especially among Tier-1 players. Some offer 0.25% per month plans; easing Eibor supports more secondary-market buyers. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Ajman real estate valuations hit $2.7bn as Golden Residence demand drives 2025 activity The Ajman real estate sector recorded AED9.84bn ($2.7bn) in property valuation transactions across in 2025, underpinned by commercial assets and investor-focused residential demand. Read the full article on Arabian Business Arco, Al Futtaim secure Expo City Dubai residences contract Expo City Dubai appointed Arco Group and Al Futtaim Contracting to deliver MEP works, landscaping, and interiors for Al Waha Residences, a luxury project reusing Expo 2020 infrastructure. Split across Mobility and Opportunity Districts, it will include 500+ one- and two-bedroom apartments and duplex lofts across 42 buildings, positioned as a sustainable, community-led hub aligned with Dubai 2040 and D33. Read the full article on Zawya Dar Global CEO: Saudi Arabia emerges as one of the world’s most attractive property markets Dar Global CEO Ziad El Chaar says Saudi Arabia is becoming a must-have real estate market, with near $100bn in annual transactions and clearer rules balancing local and foreign ownership. Dar Global has expanded exposure to SAR 38bn (~$10bn) via Trump-branded projects in Riyadh and Jeddah, targeting completion before 2030, citing regulation, infrastructure, tourism and investor-friendly reforms as key drivers. Read the full article on MSN

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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 20-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 19-Jan-2026

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 3 was AED 11.55 billion and 4,896 transactions. Off-Plan contributed 66.2% or 7.64 billion, while Ready properties contributed 33.8% or 3.91 billion. Total trading in the third week of 2026 reached AED 11.55B across 4,896 transactions. Off-Plan dominated with AED 7.64B (66.2%), while Ready accounted for AED 3.91B (33.8%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flat 4,798.8 2,366.9 Villa 1,707.3 746.2 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 23.0 194.2 Commercials 1,112.0 598.7 Total 7,641.2 3,906.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Sub-Category Value (AED million) % of Off-Plan Flat 4800 62.8% Villa 1.71 22.3% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 23.0 0.3% Commercials 1.11 14.6% Off-plan activity was led by flats (62.8%), with villas (22.3%) reinforcing depth in the family-home segment, while commercials (14.6%) remained a meaningful contributor, an indicator of sustained investor appetite beyond residential. Top Performing Off-Plan Areas Area Value (AED) % of Off-Plan Total Business Bay 1.38B 18.1% Al Yelayiss 1 961.3M 12.6% Al Khairan First 696.8M 9.1% Madinat Al Mataar 516.0M 6.8% Madinat Dubai Almela. 394.7M 5.2% The off-plan market was highly concentrated, with the top 10 areas contributing ~65.9% of total off-plan value. Business Bay alone delivered 18.1%, reinforcing its position as the core weekly liquidity hub, while Al Yelayiss 1 and Al Khairan First together added another 21.7%, pointing to strong demand in emerging/expanding growth corridors. Ready Market Performance Sub-Category Value (AED millions) % of Ready Flat 2370 60.6% Villa 746.2 19.1% Hotel Apt. & Rooms 194.2 5.0% Commercials 598.7 15.3% Ready was also led by flats (60.6%), while villas (19.1%) and commercials (15.3%) held a solid share, consistent with off plan, suggesting balanced investor interest across both primary and secondary markets. Top Performing Ready Areas Area Value (AED Millions) % of Ready Total Burj Khalifa 395.7 10.1% Business Bay 341.8 8.7% Arjan 293.1 7.5% Jumeirah Village Circle 232.5 5.9% Dubai Marina 195.5 5.0% The ready segment was less concentrated than off plan, with the top 10 areas accounting for ~55.2% of ready value. Burj Khalifa and Business Bay led the week (combined 18.8%), showing that prime, high-liquidity nodes still drive a large share of secondary market trading. On the Micro Level Weekly Comparison Metric Last Week This Week Change Total Value AED 10.38B AED 11.55B +AED 1.16B (+11.2%) Transactions 4,207 4,896 +689 (+16.4%) Market Insights & Outlook Week 3 accelerated meaningfully on both value and volume, with transactions rising faster than value, often a sign of wider buyer participation rather than a handful of blockbuster deals. Off-plan remained the main engine (66.2%), and the area concentration suggests developers’ launch activity (and buyer attention) is clustering in a few high-momentum districts, especially Business Bay. Meanwhile, the ready market remained anchored in established prime and high-turnover communities, with a smoother spread across the top areas than off-plan. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 22-Apr-2026

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Investors increasingly look beyond established locations, including Business Bay and Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC). Dubai real estate shows strength as developers drive sales across luxury and affordable sectors Dubai’s 2025 real estate market stayed strong across both luxury (Dh15m+) and affordable (under Dh2m) segments. Emaar led by sales value (Dh65.8bn) and construction activity, while Binghatti topped sales volume (17,061 deals). Nakheel led luxury value; Binghatti led affordable value. Read the full article on Khaleej Times R.Evolution unveils Eywa Way of Water along Dubai Water Canal Dubai’s luxury property market has gained another wellness-focused development with R.Evolution’s announcement of Eywa Way of Water, a waterfront residence along the Dubai Water Canal. The project comprises 65 private residences designed around regenerative principles and longevity-focused amenities. Read the full article on Arabian Business Tomorrow World and OCTA Properties announce strategic partnership Tomorrow World Real Estate Development partnered with OCTA Properties to develop next-generation residential and commercial projects in Dubai. Tomorrow World holds 10 plots (eight in Dubai Islands) and targets Dh8bn+ GDV with 20+ projects (2026–2028). The partnership launches with a Dubai Islands marina-front plot featuring ~132 branded waterfront units and retail. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai real estate: Emaar tops sales value as Binghatti leads volumes across luxury and affordable segments The Dubai real estate market showed broad-based strength in 2025, with new data revealing that leading developers drove sales across both luxury and affordable segments, reinforcing confidence among investors and end-users. Read the full article on Arabian Business Abu Al-Naga Development: Dubai real estate sales set to breach AED 700bln mark by end-2026 Abu Al-Naga says Dubai real estate hit record 2025 sales, AED624bn by end-Nov, with year-end near AED700bn, driven by Golden Visas, foreign ownership, population growth and off-plan demand. It expects 2026 to bring 3–5% price gains and 6–8% yields, highlighting its new Production City project. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai real estate: New areas drive residential sales growth as buyers shift beyond popular areas Emerging residential districts like Palm Jebel Ali, Dubai South and Dubai Maritime City are driving the next phase of the city’s property market expansion, as buyers and investors increasingly look beyond established locations including Business Bay and Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC). Read the full article on Arabian Business Arada unveils ‘Inaura’ project in Dubai Arada launched Inaura, a fitness-led hospitality and residential brand built around “kinetic wellness.” Its first project, Inaura Downtown in Downtown Dubai, goes on sale by end-January and includes a luxury hotel tower with 114 branded residences, from 1–4BR apartments to sky villas and a three-storey six-bedroom penthouse. Read the full article on Zawya Why US rate cuts matter more for the GCC than ever A Trump–Powell clash could pressure the Fed into faster cuts, which the GCC would “import” via dollar pegs, boosting liquidity, credit growth, real estate demand, and mega-project financing. The downside is a weaker dollar and higher imported inflation. Investors may favor yield-sensitive stocks and GCC sukuk/bonds as rates fall. Read the full article on Gulf Business ORA signs up Mace Consult for key phase of new Abu Dhabi coastal landmark Mace Consult was appointed project manager for Phase 1 of ORA Developers’ Bayn, a 4.8m sq m mixed-use coastal project in Ghantoot, Abu Dhabi with 1.2km beachfront. Bayn will total 9,000 homes; Phase 1 includes 800+ villas/townhouses due from December 2028. The project targets sustainability, including Estidama 2 Pearl. Read the full article on Zawya Ras Al Khaimah real estate witnessing strong progress as Wynn rapidly moves towards completion Ras Al Khaimah heads into 2026 with strong real estate momentum: sales exceeded Dh2.33bn by Q2 2025, prices rose ~14–15% YoY, and prime coastal areas saw sharp gains (Al Hamra villas +42%/sqft). Major catalysts include Wynn Al Marjan and new launches: ELEVATE’s Dh1.8bn Mondrian residences (Dh700m sold in 2 hours; completion Q4 2028) and ATARA’s 159-unit Sheraton-branded residences (completion Q3 2028). Read the full article on Khaleej Times Residents asked to pay Dh945 a month for parking second car in Dubai’s Discovery Gardens Discovery Gardens introduced paid parking: one free permit per home, but a second car costs Dh945/month to park within the community. Operator Parkonic says it’s to curb long-term vehicle storage, illegal parking, congestion and space shortages, part of Dubai’s broader shift toward charging for previously free parking. Read the full article on The National Mashreq launches instant digital home loan pre-approval to transform the UAE mortgage experience Mashreq launched a fully digital home-loan pre-approval for eligible salaried expatriates in the UAE (min income AED15,000) buying in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Users apply online anytime and can receive a verified pre-approval letter the same day, reducing paperwork and uncertainty. Future updates will add more customer types and full end-to-end mortgage stages. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 15th of January 2026 On the 15-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2,302,192,960. Off plan dominated with AED 1,540,191,366 (66.9%), while Ready accounted for AED 762,001,594 (33.1%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 992.1 439.3 Villas 456.6 181.3 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 4.9 36.4 Commercial 86.5 105.0 Total 1,540.2 762.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,540,191,366 Off-plan activity was led overwhelmingly by flats, with villas providing a strong secondary pillar and minimal hotel-room contribution. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 762,001,594 Ready transactions were more diversified than off plan, with a notably higher commercial share and a meaningful hotel component. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s market was decisively off-plan-driven, pointing to continued appetite for pipeline inventory, especially flats. Meanwhile, the ready segment showed broader demand spread across flats, villas, and commercial assets, suggesting end-user and investor interest remains active beyond purely residential stock. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 24-Apr-2026

Dubai Real Estate Market Review 15-Jan-2026

Why the Dubai real estate market needs a new approach to customer retention Why the Dubai real estate market needs a new approach to customer retention Dubai real estate is booming (H1 2025: 98,000+ deals worth AED 327bn), but Sunlocate CEO Valentin Kulikov says sustainability now depends on long-term client relationships. His “Customer Happiness” system prioritizes lifetime value via behavioral insights, proactive support, and post-sale monitoring—not “sell and forget.” Read the full article on CEO World Prices at Mercedes-Benz branded Binghatti project in Dubai to start at Dh1.6m Binghatti launched an $8.2bn Mercedes-Benz branded project at Nad Al Sheba: 12 towers, 13,000+ units across 10m sq ft, completing in ~3.5 years. Prices start at Dh1.6m (studio). Funded by equity; chairman expects a stable 2026 market and plans Abu Dhabi expansion. Read the full article on The National Emaar to launch tender for Dubai Creek Tower within three months Mohamed Alabbar said Emaar will launch the construction tender for Dubai Creek Tower within three months. The project has been redesigned multiple times, with the current focus on aesthetics and visual identity. The revival signals renewed momentum for Dubai Creek Harbour and investor confidence in Dubai’s long-term growth. Read the full article on Gulf News Arada Introduces Inaura, A Dynamic Fitness-Led Hospitality And Branded Residences Concept, With A Debut Location in Downtown Dubai Arada launched Inaura, a kinetic-wellness hospitality and residences brand, with Inaura Downtown sales due by end-January. The 42-floor, 200m+ MVRDV-designed tower features a signature central orb with 360° views, 114 branded residences plus a 10-floor hotel, and extensive wellness amenities (Formative gym, clinic, spa). LEED Gold precertified. Read the full article on MENA FN 5 Dubai neighbourhoods shaping UAE’s wellness-first property market Dubai’s housing demand is shifting toward wellness, green living and community planning. DLD says H1 2025 saw ~94,700 investors (+26% YoY) and 91,000+ residential deals worth AED262.1bn (+36.4%). Amaal highlights five wellness-led districts driving AED10m+ sales: Meydan, MBR City, Dubai Hills, Palm Jumeirah, and Emirates Hills. Read the full article on Construction Week Online What is Ejari? A complete guide to Dubai’s rental registration system Ejari is Dubai’s mandatory DLD system (since 2010) that registers rental contracts, making them legally recognised. It’s essential for DEWA activation, disputes, and residency processes. Legally the landlord registers but often delegates to tenant/agent; tenants usually pay. It must be renewed annually and updated for contract changes. Read the full article on Gulf News Dubai records strongest residential year in 2025; nets $149bln in sales Betterhomes says Dubai hit a 2025 residential record: AED547bn sales (+28% YoY) across 203,000 deals (+20%). Off plan led (65% of transactions), prices rose 12% to AED1,673/sq ft, and mortgages reached 52%. Demand stayed concentrated in affordable, investable apartments; leasing volumes surged while rents remained stable. Read the full article on Zawya What does it take to build in Dubai? International developers often assume speed guarantees success, but Thomas Wan (Refine) says Dubai rewards execution quality, delivery credibility, and transparency in a data-driven market. Refine’s Development-as-a-Service helps foreign developers manage approvals, escrow, contractors, and go-to-market end-to-end. Fast-selling luxury projects combine authentic branding, functional layouts, privacy, disciplined pricing, and strong local partnerships. Read the full article on Construction Week Online Deca starts work on prime JVC residential development Deca Properties has begun construction on Avana Residences in JVC, with piling and contracts underway after a groundbreaking. The wellness-led project offers studios to two-bed apartments, targeting Q4 2027 completion. Federal Engineering Consultants leads design/compliance, with Aviva Collective on interiors. Amenities include rooftop pool, gym, yoga deck, padel court, and EV charging. Read the full article on Zawya AHS Properties’ bold transformation of Dubai’s ‘Big Ben’ tower delivers $600m in sales AHS Properties is redeveloping an abandoned Sheikh Zayed Road building into AHS Tower, a 328m, 69-storey Grade A commercial project overlooking DIFC. After 2025 freehold rules enabled strata sales, AHS switched from leasing to selling offices—~95% sold. Designed by Killa Design, it adds hospitality-style amenities, wellness floors, and extensive parking. Read the full article on Gulf News Alef Group and Emaar Hospitality unveil Palace Residences Al Mamsha: A landmark in Sharjah’s urban development Alef Group launched Palace Residences Al Mamsha in Sharjah with Emaar Hospitality, bringing the Palace Residences brand to Sharjah for the first time. The AED500m project in Al Mamsha offers 1–3BR apartments across two towers, with branded services, pools, fitness/wellness, lounges and ~300 parking spaces, emphasizing walkability, sustainability and community living. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 14th of January 2026 On the 14-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.15 billion. Off plan dominated with AED 1.30 billion (60.3%), while Ready accounted for AED 853.0 million (39.7%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 979.2 491.7 Villas 215.7 155.7 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 5.3 6.8 Commercial 97.1 198.8 Total 1,297.3 853.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.30 billion Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly flat-led, with apartments accounting for over three-quarters of off-plan value. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 853.0 million Ready demand was more diversified, with commercial assets taking a notably larger share than in the off-plan segment. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s performance reflects a familiar Dubai pattern: off-plan value driven by apartment launches and investor appetite, while the ready market shows stronger breadth, particularly in commercial transactions. If this mix persists, expect developers’ apartment pipelines to remain a key volume engine, with ready commercial continuing to attract buyers seeking income-oriented, immediately usable assets. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 14-Jan-2026

63% of Dubai homebuyers prioritize location and amenities over price How the concept of wellness is reshaping Dubai real estate Dubai real estate is shifting toward wellness and sustainability, with green, low-density, walkable communities driving long-term value. H1 2025 saw ~94,700 investors (+26% YoY) and 91,000 deals worth Dh262.1bn (+36.4%). Top wellness-led districts: Meydan, MBR City, Dubai Hills, Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Hills. Read the full article on Khaleej Times UAE developer launches $65m J188 wellness-led residential project in Dubai UAE developer AD Global Real Estate has launched J188, its latest residential development in Dubai, as demand grows for wellbeing-led urban living across the emirate. Read the full article on Arabian Business Acube Abodes Realty Becomes One Of The First Developers To Break Ground In Dubai For Altair 52 Project At Dubai South Acube Abodes Realty broke ground on Altair 52, a premium residential project in Dubai South, kicking off 2026 construction activity. The launch highlights Dubai’s strong 2025 market and a large 2026 supply wave. Altair 52 is 70% sold and targets 2027 delivery of 52 apartments. Read the full article on MENA FN Can UAE residents buy property in Saudi Arabia now? What changes from January 2026 Saudi Arabia’s new real estate law (effective January) lets foreigners, including UAE citizens and expatriates, buy freehold property in designated zones, starting with Riyadh and Jeddah, with more cities in 2026. The system is more regulated than the UAE’s, requiring approvals, and suits long-term, due-diligence-heavy investors. Read the full article on Gulf News AMIS GPD Development enters into agreement with Jacob & Co. to build a luxury villa community in the Meydan, Dubai AMIS GPD Development (AMIS Group) has partnered with luxury watch and jewellery brand Jacob & Co. to develop an ultra-luxury villa community in Meydan, Dubai. The project aims to set a new benchmark for high-end living through premium materials, design, and technology. Read the full article on Zawya What’s next for Dubai’s real estate landscape? Dubai enters 2026 on strong fundamentals, not speculation: 2025 sales already topped AED500bn across 186k deals. Expect steady growth with mid-market stabilisation as supply rises. Apartments and villas can both deliver ~5–9% yields. Oversupply risk is mostly mid-market, but delays, Golden Visa demand, and global buyers should support absorption. Read the full article on Construction Week Online Dubai: Slowdown? What slowdown? 2025 property data prove analysts wrong Dubai’s property market grew ~20% in 2025, beating slowdown forecasts (including Fitch’s predicted price drop). DLD data shows 270k+ transactions worth Dh917bn and investments over Dh680bn, driven by population growth, residency schemes, and HNW inflows. Executives expect resilient demand and potentially stronger momentum into 2026. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai real estate deals rise 20% in 2025 Dubai’s real estate market grew further in 2025, recording around 270,000 transactions worth AED917 billion ($250 billion), up 20 percent year on year. The expansion was driven by a broader investor base, including a surge in new buyers, as well as transparent regulations, UAE state-run Wam news agency reported. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight 63% of Dubai homebuyers prioritise location and amenities over price TownX data says Dubai buyers are shifting from price-led decisions to lifestyle-led ones: 63% now prioritise location, amenities, and community value. Demand is strongest for walkable, mixed-use, master-planned areas with retail, schools, and wellness facilities, reflecting a focus on long-term liveability and quality-of-life returns. Read the full article on ME Construction News R.Evolution unveils landmark waterfront residential project in Dubai R.Evolution launched “Eywa Way of Water,” a 65-home ultra-luxury waterfront project on Dubai Water Canal focused on wellness and longevity. It features purified air and “structured” water, EMF-shielded bedrooms, extensive spa facilities, and advanced connectivity. The development targets LEED and WELL Platinum, plus water-saving tech cutting use up to 40%. Read the full article on Zawya RAK real estate posts standout year as villa prices jump 42% Ras Al Khaimah’s real estate market delivered a strong performance in 2025, with rising demand for integrated residential and tourism developments driving sharp price growth across key coastal communities, according to a market report. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 13th of January 2026 On the 13-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2,220,993,073. Off plan dominated with AED 1,555,747,100 (70.0%), while Ready accounted for AED 665,245,973 (30.0%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 946.0 416.1 Villas 309.8 138.3 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 0.5 49.1 Commercial 299.4 61.7 Total 1,555.7 665.2 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1,555,747,100 Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly flat-led, with commercial and villas contributing almost equally as the secondary drivers of value. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 665,245,973 Ready transactions were anchored by flats, while hotel apartments stood out as a meaningful contributor compared to the off-plan segment. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s performance points to a market still skewed toward forward-looking demand, with off plan capturing ~70% of total value. Within off-plan, flats carried the story, while commercial value remained notably strong, suggesting investors are not only buying homes but also positioning for business and rental-led opportunities. In the ready market, flats and villas remained the core, but the higher share of hotel apartments highlights continued appetite for income-oriented, hospitality-adjacent assets as Dubai’s lifestyle and tourism ecosystem stays active. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 13-Jan-2026

Binghatti leads Dubai’s off-plan sales as Emaar slips Palm Jebel Ali megaproject takes root, with units ‘on track for 2027’ Nakheel says construction on Palm Jebel Ali is progressing well, with major infrastructure works, services installation, and beachfront villas rising. The relaunched (2023) mega-island, twice Palm Jumeirah’s size, has strong luxury demand; some villas were ~22% complete in Oct and may finish by late 2027, with phases extending into the 2030s. Read the full article on The National Dubai real estate hits record $249.7bn in 2025 as Sheikh Mohammed hails market maturity The Dubai real estate sector delivered its strongest performance on record in 2025, with transactions reaching AED917bn ($249.7bn), according to Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai. Read the full article on Arabian Business Stellar Axis — A new residential landmark by Ajmal Real Estate Developers Land Sterling unveiled Stellar Axis, a premium mid-rise in Warsan 4 (International City Phase 2) with 119 apartments (studios to two-bed). Led by Ajmal Estate Developers, it targets functional community living with amenities and on-site retail. Completion is set for Q1 2027; Metro Blue Line (2029) should boost connectivity. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai retail property sales reach new quarterly high of AED1.1bln – Cavendish Maxwell Dubai’s retail property sales hit a quarterly record: AED1.1bn across 400 deals, with transactions up ~80% QoQ (Q3 2025) and ~30% YoY, amid tight supply and rising occupancy. Rents rose ~7.7% citywide (up to 15% in hotspots). Warehousing also surged, with rents up ~17% YoY. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai property market posts record Q4 with $51.1bn in sales as prices rise The Dubai real estate market closed 2025 on a record-breaking note, supported by strong demand, rising prices and broad-based activity across key residential corridors. Read the full article on Arabian Business From Volatility to Stability: 10 Years Of Dubai Real Estate Trends Dubai’s property market has matured from boom-bust cycles (2015–2025) into a broader, more resilient ecosystem. H1 2025 saw 94,700 investors (+26% YoY), 91,900 residential deals worth AED262.1bn (+36% value). Demand has shifted to off-plan (70%+ of deals) and more villas/townhouses. Prices are up ~80% since 2015; rents ~45%. Next: large supply pipeline with possible delays, plus fractional/tech-driven ownership, new financing, and more sustainable, integrated communities. Read the full article on Construction Business News Dubai’s luxury residential market sees record $9bn sales in 2025: Knight Frank Dubai’s $10m+ home sales hit a 2025 record: $9.05bn (+27.7% YoY) across 500 deals (up from 30 in 2020), with 68 sales above $25m (+45%). Q4 saw 143 deals (+39% QoQ), led by Palm Jumeirah and Palm Jebel Ali; the priciest was a $149.7m Bugatti Residences penthouse. Knight Frank expects prime values +3% in 2026. Read the full article on Arab News Binghatti leads Dubai’s off-plan sales as Emaar slips Binghatti sold more properties in Dubai last month than real estate giant Emaar, as the developer continues to find success with its luxury off-plan residences. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Abu Dhabi real estate market crossed AED 142bln in 2025, a 47% year-over-year increase Abu Dhabi hit record 2025 real estate sales: AED142bn across 39,000+ transactions (+38% volume, +47% value YoY). Off-plan led (66.24%): 16,410 sales worth AED58.4bn; ready sales were 8,196 worth AED32.7bn. Top areas included Al Reem, Yas, Saadiyat and Hudayriyat, with standout high-value apartment and villa deals. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 12th of January 2026 On the 12-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.33bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 820.3m (61.5%), while Ready accounted for AED 514.0m (38.5%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 572.4 333.7 Villas 210.5 130.6 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 1.8 4.6 Commercial 35.5 45.1 Total 820.3 514.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 820.3m Off-plan performance was overwhelmingly apartment-led, with villas providing a solid secondary contribution and minimal hotel-linked activity. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 514.0m Ready-market value remained anchored by flats, while commercial’s share was notably higher than off-plan, pointing to selective demand for completed income-oriented assets. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s activity reflects a market still skewed toward future supply, with off-plan capturing nearly two-thirds of total value, an indicator of continued confidence in delivery timelines and product absorption. At the same time, the ready segment’s meaningful 38.5% share shows sustained end-user and investor demand for immediate occupancy, with a relatively stronger commercial tilt suggesting appetite for stabilised assets alongside residential trading. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 12-Jan-2026

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 2 were AED 10.38 billion and 4,207 transactions. Off-Plan contributed 67.2% or 6.98 billion, while Ready properties contributed 32.8% or 3.40 billion. Total trading reached AED 10.38bn across 4,207 transactions. Off-Plan dominated with AED 6.98bn (67.2%), while Ready contributed AED 3.40bn (32.8%). Category Off-Plan (AED million) Ready (AED million) Flat 5220 1940 Villa 1300 765.5 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 44.4 318.4 Commercials 414.4 375 Total 6982 3401 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 6.98bn Share of Weekly Total: 67.2% Off-plan activity was flat-led, with apartments accounting for nearly three-quarters of off-plan value, reinforcing the market’s preference for scalable, high-liquidity unit types. Off-Plan Category Value % of Off-Plan Flat AED 5.22bn 74.8% Villa AED 1.30bn 18.6% Hotel Apt. & Rooms AED 44.4m 0.6% Commercials AED 414.4m 5.9% Top Performing Off-Plan Areas By Value The areas below represent the most active off-plan locations by value traded. The top 10 contributed AED 3.92bn, equal to 56.2% of total off plan value this week. Area Value % of Off-Plan Um Suqaim Third AED 761.2m 10.9% DIP Second AED 501.1m 7.2% Al Yelayiss 1 AED 496.0m 7.1% Dubai Islands AED 457.1m 6.5% Palm Jabal Ali AED 401.7m 5.8% Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 3.40bn Share of Weekly Total: 32.8% Ready market value was led by flats (57.1%) but stood out for a meaningfully larger share of Hotel Apt. & Rooms (9.4%) compared with off-plan (0.6%), signalling stronger secondary-market turnover in hospitality-linked inventory this week. Ready Category Value % of Ready Flat AED 1.94bn 57.1% Villa AED 765.5m 22.5% Hotel Apt. & Rooms AED 318.4m 9.4% Commercials AED 375.0m 11.0% Top Performing Ready Areas By Value The top 10 ready areas recorded AED 1.83bn, representing 53.8% of total ready value this week, showing a concentrated secondary market led by established prime and high-liquidity locations. Area Value % of Ready Business Bay AED 490.8m 14.4% Burj Khalifa AED 326.1m 9.6% Jumeirah Village Circle AED 195.7m 5.8% Palm Jumeirah AED 169.3m 5.0% Dubai Marina AED 146.3m 4.3% On the Micro Level Weekly Comparison (YoY) Metric Week 2 2025 This Week Change Total Volume AED 6.22bn AED 10.38bn +AED 4.16bn (+66.9%) Total Transactions 2,971 4,207 +1,236 (+41.6%) Market Insights & Outlook This week delivered a clear YoY expansion in both value and activity, with total trading rising to AED 10.38bn and transactions reaching 4,207. The growth was led by off-plan (67.2% of value), where flats alone contributed 74.8% of off-plan value, highlighting continued momentum in the unit-driven primary market. In the ready market, value remained substantial at AED 3.40bn, with demand concentrated in high-liquidity hubs, notably Business Bay and Burj Khalifa, and a stronger contribution from Hotel Apt. & Rooms (9.4%), suggesting active turnover in yield-linked assets and branded/hospitality-style stock. Overall, the market’s shape this week is defined by primary-market depth (off-plan flats) combined with selective secondary-market strength in prime addresses, a mix that typically supports continued volume resilience, especially if new launches and prime resale inventory remain aligned with end-user and investor demand. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 09-Jan-2026

2026 supply may be absorbed by rapid population growth and visa-driven residency Dubai real estate outlook 2026: steady demand, selective cooling, and a tech driven turn Dubai heads into 2026 after a record 2025: transaction values topped Dh500bn–Dh680bn on resilient end-user and international demand. Prices and yields rose, while 2026 supply may be absorbed by rapid population growth and visa-driven residency. Tokenisation pilots could boost liquidity via fractional ownership. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai Property Market 2025: Sustained Growth Momentum, Record Off-Plan Activity And High-Yield Returns Dubai’s property market stayed on a growth path in 2025, with dubizzle reporting stable activity across ready, off-plan, rentals and short-term stays. Demand remained broad, key areas led each segment, ROIs stayed attractive, and regulation plus innovations like tokenisation boosted confidence amid a strong pipeline of handovers and launches. Read the full article on MENA FN Whitewill closes 2025 with AED 2.23bln in real estate deals across Abu Dhabi and Dubai Whitewill reported a record 2025, closing 965+ UAE transactions worth AED 2.23bn across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Dubai contributed AED 1.85bn across off-plan, secondary and rentals, driven by ultra-prime and branded assets. Abu Dhabi hit AED 440m (+51% YoY). For 2026, they expect continued strength in waterfront, branded and rental investments. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai’s Ready Homes Lead Growth As Rents Jump To New Highs Dubai’s 2025 property market stayed strong, with resilient demand for ready homes and record rental growth, while activity broadened across luxury, mid-tier and affordable areas. Dubai Marina, JVC and International City led apartments; Damac Lagoons and Al Furjan led villas. Off-plan remained buoyant, and 2026 is expected to see slower but sustainable growth. Read the full article on MENA FN R.Evolution reveals its 2nd project, Eywa Way of Water, Dubai Water Canal R.Evolution unveiled the concept for Eywa Way of Water on Dubai Water Canal: 65 luxury residences designed as a wellness-focused “living ecosystem.” It features extensive longevity amenities (pools, spa therapies, meditation spaces), nature-inspired architecture, and smart healthy interiors. Target certifications include LEED/WELL Platinum and WiredScore Platinum, with sustainability measures like hydroponic micro-farms and reduced energy use. Read the full article on Construction Week Online Developers Expand Residential Pipelines as Dubai Population Growth Accelerates Dubai’s 2025 housing market stayed buoyant, driven by rapid population growth, easier residency, and investor confidence. Sales volumes and values surged in key areas, but analysts warn launches are outpacing completions, especially for villas and townhouses. Developers with strong delivery records are winning pre-sales as supply expands into 2026. Read the full article on City Biz Dubai’s prime waterfront villas surge over 140%, scarcity fear pushes prices Dubai’s prime waterfront homes, especially villas, have outperformed the wider market, with Palm Jumeirah waterfront villas up over 140% in five years. Scarce beachfront supply keeps premiums at 30–60% versus non-waterfront homes, with 2025 annual gains of 15–30%. Demand is increasingly end-user driven, while rental yields remain strong at 5–8%. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Top 10 revealed: Abu Dhabi, Dubai emerge as world’s safest havens for solo travelers in 2025 A Travelbag study ranks Abu Dhabi and Dubai as the safest 2025 solo-travel destinations, citing very high day/night walking-safety scores, low crime, strong policing, and extensive surveillance. Abu Dhabi leads for calm, well-lit public spaces; Dubai follows with a secure 24/7 lifestyle in tourist areas. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 7th of January 2026 On the 08-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 1.77bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.02bn (57.5%), while Ready accounted for AED 753.0m (42.5%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 728.0 478.2 Villas 241.8 150.9 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 0.0 63.0 Commercial 47.3 60.8 Total 1,017.1 753.0 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.02bn Off-plan strength was clearly apartment-led, with villas adding depth while commercial remained a smaller, supportive slice. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 753.0m The ready segment also leaned toward flats, but showed a more diversified mix, especially with hotel apartments and commercial together contributing 16.5% of ready value. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Overall activity shows a healthy two-engine market: off-plan leading on volume and value (typical of developer-led demand and payment-plan appeal), while ready transactions remain substantial, supporting immediate occupancy and income strategies. Notably, off-plan hotel apartments were absent, but ready hotel apartments were meaningful, suggesting buyers are selectively favouring established, income-ready hospitality-style assets today. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 08-Jan-2026

Dubai Real Estate Industry Surge Signals Market Maturity 70-year-old real estate group enters Middle East, names Dubai as regional headquarters BCD Global, the international arm of India’s BCD Group, is entering the Middle East with Dubai as its regional HQ. It aims for Dh300m revenue in Q1 2026, starting with a Warsan project. The group cites the UAE’s stability and long-term urban vision, planning disciplined GCC expansion. Read the full article on Khaleej Times What U.S. Real Estate Leaders Can Learn From The Dubai Market Dubai’s real estate surge is fueled by clear rules and fast execution: escrow protections, strong accountability for delayed projects, and centralized oversight. Luxury demand is rising, tokenization is emerging, and Golden Visas attract investors. The U.S. is contrasted as more fragmented, slower, and in need of structural reform. Read the full article on Forbes Dubai real estate prices outperform, rising 19.8 percent in December 2025 Dubai prices kept rising in December 2025 but slowed, with villas outperforming apartments. ValuStrat’s index hit 240.4 (+1.3% m/m, +19.8% y/y). Villas rose +1.7% m/m (+25.1% y/y); apartments +0.9% m/m (+14.2% y/y). Off-plan Oqood was +30.8% y/y and 76% of residential sales, while ready secondary fell 9.7% m/m. Ultra-prime deals (27 above AED30m) clustered in top villa communities; major developers led sales. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Al-Futtaim Real Estate launches Al Badia Villas residential community at Dubai Festival City Al-Futtaim Real Estate has announced the launch of Al Badia Villas, a new premium residential leasing community comprising 107 smart, three- to five-bedroom villas in the heart of Dubai Festival City. Read the full article on Arabian Business Plot of land in Palm Jumeirah mortgaged for Dhs4.25 billion The Dubai real estate market witnessed, at the beginning of Wednesday’s trading, the mortgage of a plot of land in Palm Jumeirah worth Dhs4.25 billion. According to the “Dubai Rest” application, the total land area is 511,350 square feet, and the average price per square foot reached Dhs8,311. Read the full article on Gulf Today Dubai real estate: Villas, apartments, plots soar in 2025 amid AED86 billion capital gains Dubai property market’s record-breaking performance in 2025 is signalling a new phase of market maturity, with strong investor returns and rapid industry expansion pointing to a shift beyond speculative activity, according to a leading luxury developer. Read the full article on Arabian Business Dubai Real Estate Industry Surge Signals Market Maturity, Says Luxury Developer Dubai’s 2025 property boom coincided with rapid industry expansion: agencies rose 39.7% to 9,728 and agents 34.5% to 32,317. Keturah’s CEO says this signals a more mature, selective luxury market. A 700-broker event launches Keturah Reserve’s final sales phase; handovers begin 2027–2028. Read the full article on MENA FN Dubai Property CEO expects supply of new homes to moderate Union Properties’ CEO says rising construction and land costs should curb new housing supply in Dubai over the next two years, easing fears of oversupply by 2027. Knight Frank estimates prices are up 75% since late 2020. Bloomberg Intelligence warns of a 30,000–40,000-unit annual surplus by 2027. Union Properties plans Dh2bn in 2026 launches, with a Dh4bn pipeline. Read the full article on Business Times UAE luxury property market set for sustained boom as global wealth flows in The UAE’s luxury residential market is forecast to grow from $45.11bn in 2025 to $70.91bn by 2030, driven by strong HNWI demand, wealth migration, and limited prime supply. Branded waterfront communities and master-planned developments (Emaar, Sobha, Nakheel, Damac, Aldar) lead, with rising focus on wellness, sustainability, and smart homes. Read the full article on Khaleej Times Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 7th of January 2026 On the 07-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.03bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.41bn (69.3%), while Ready accounted for AED 624.4m (30.7%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1,041.9 316.6 Villas 333.1 137.7 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 5.7 26.6 Commercial 29.9 143.4 Total 1,410.6 624.4 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.41bn Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly apartment-led, with villas providing the secondary pillar and only marginal contribution from hospitality and commercial assets. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 624.4m The ready market was more diversified, led by flats but supported by a notably strong commercial share alongside villas. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook The day’s performance reflects a familiar Dubai pattern: off-plan volumes drive the headline, powered primarily by apartment transactions, while the ready market adds balance through a broader mix, especially commercial. If this composition persists, it signals continued developer-led momentum, with end-users and investors selectively rotating into completed stock where income and immediate utility are clearer. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

April 22, 2026
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Dubai Real Estate Market Review 07-Jan-2026

Dubai property sales driven largely by cash buyers as mortgage-backed demand continued to lag Dubai’s residential real estate transactions surge 27 percent to $147.39 billion in 2025 Dubai’s 2025 property market hit AED541.3bn from 200,779 residential sales (+27% YoY value), driven mainly by 138,992 off-plan deals and population growth. Mid-market areas led volume; prime waterfront areas led value. Commercial transactions reached AED135.1bn, led by offices. Activity is expected to stay resilient in 2026. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Lifestyle, Wellness And Community Living Will Reshape Buyer Priorities Across Dubai In 2026 Dubai’s 2026 housing market will see ~120,000 new units, shifting demand from speculation to lifestyle and liveability. Price growth is expected to normalize (prime ~3%, mainstream ~1%). Buyers will favor master-planned, sustainable, wellness-focused communities, aided by AI tools and easier mortgages after rate cuts. Read the full article on MENA FN New ‘Ejari’ campaign by Dubai Land Department aims to simplify rental processes for customers Dubai Land Department launched a “Step by Step” digital awareness campaign to explain Ejari (rental contract registration) and related services, registration/cancellation, certificates, rent increase calculations, and notice/non-renewal rules. The goal is clearer guidance, fewer repeat inquiries, better landlord-tenant transparency, and a smoother rental experience via official online channels. Read the full article on Economy Middle East Dubai’s property boom leans on cash as mortgage lending lags Dubai property sales increased in volume and value in 2025, driven largely by cash buyers as mortgage-backed demand continued to lag, AGBI research has found. Read the full article on Arabian Gulf Business Insight Deyaar breaks ground on DWTN Residences in Dubai Deyaar has broken ground on DWTN Residences in Business Bay. The project will deliver 522 homes, 1–3BR apartments plus duplexes, penthouses, and a top-level “Royal Palace.” Zawya Projects previously reported the 445m, 110-storey twin-tower is targeted for completion in Q4 2030. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai court terminates sale of residential unit worth Dhs1.72m over breach of contract Dubai’s Real Estate Court annulled an off-plan unit sale in a Riviera-area project after the developer delayed completion and failed to deliver. The investor, who paid AED516,872 (plus fees) toward a AED1.722m unit, was awarded a refund of AED516,872 and AED100,000 compensation, plus costs and legal fees. Read the full article on Gulf Today Proptech firm PropertyPistol to invest AED 10 million to expand UAE, Dubai operations Mumbai-based proptech PropertyPistol will invest about AED10m to expand its UAE operations across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and RAK, boosting advisory, compliance, partnerships, and tech (onboarding, transaction tools, virtual visits, analytics). It says it enabled AED1.23bn UAE sales in three years, driven largely by Indian buyers. Read the full article on Money Control Population growth, new tech driving UAE real estate UAE real estate enters 2026 with strong fundamentals: population inflows driving demand in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, record Dubai transactions in 2025, and tokenisation moving from concept to implementation via a Dubai Land Department pilot. He expects tech-driven liquidity gains and steady earnings/dividends for sector-linked stocks. Read the full article on Trade Arabia UAE govt achieves historic milestones in last 20 years; real GDP grows 94% A UAE Cabinet meeting marked 20 years of federal government transformation since 2006, citing major gains in GDP, non-oil trade and exports, rising budgets and spending, and expanded education, health, and housing programmes. Leaders highlighted top global rankings, stronger competitiveness, and sharply higher FDI inflows through 2024. Read the full article on Zawya Abu Dhabi Property Market Shows Sustained Momentum In 2025, Bayut Report Finds Bayut’s 2025 Abu Dhabi report says sales and rentals stayed resilient with prices rising across most segments. Apartment prices rose 10–27% (up to 19% mid-tier, 27% luxury). Villa prices rose widely (2–41% mid-tier; 10–13% on Yas/Saadiyat) with some luxury corrections. Yields remained strong (apartments up to ~9.7%). Rents mostly increased, with select high-end villa rent softening. Read the full article on MENA FN BNW Developments plans 12 new luxury projects in Ras Al Khaimah BNW Developments says it will launch 12 projects in Ras Al Khaimah in 2026, eight in RAK Central and four on Al Marjan, targeting ~AED20bn GDV and 10m+ sq ft, aimed at international buyers. It also unveiled Tonino Lamborghini Residences on Al Marjan: 377 apartments plus villas and penthouses. Read the full article on Zawya ORA Developers advances BAYN delivery with AED 150mln consultancy appointments ORA Developers appointed six consultants for Phase 1 of BAYN in Ghantoot under AED150m contracts: Mace (PM), Parsons (masterplan/infrastructure/landscape), 10 Design (concept), Dewan (villas design/AOR), Currie & Brown (cost), and AECOM (supervision). BAYN is a 4.8m sqm, 9,000-home beachfront community, Estidama 2 Pearl, with Phase 1 (~805 villas/townhouses) targeted for delivery by Dec 2028. Read the full article on Zawya Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on the 6th of January 2026 On the 06-Jan-2026, the total transacted value reached AED 2.00bn. Off-plan dominated with AED 1.37bn (68.5%), while Ready accounted for AED 629.7m (31.5%). Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions) Flats 1121.7 345.3 Villas 217.5 184.7 Hotel Apt. & Rooms 7.4 37.2 Commercial 22.5 62.4 Total 1369.0 629.7 Off-Plan Market Performance Total Value: AED 1.37bn Off-plan activity was overwhelmingly flat-led, with villas a distant second and limited commercial/hotel apartment contribution. Ready Market Performance Total Value: AED 629.7m Ready demand was more balanced, with stronger relative weight in villas and commercial versus off plan. On The Micro Level Market Insights & Outlook Overall activity shows continued off-plan dominance driven by apartment sales, while the ready market reflects broader demand across villas and income-linked assets (commercial/hotel). If this mix persists, expect developers to keep prioritising apartment-led launches, with ready communities supporting steadier, diversified liquidity. Data Source: Dubai Land Department

April 22, 2026
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