Dubai’s real estate market continues to break records, with the Dubai Land Department reporting over AED 22.7 billion in transactions across 5,319 deals within a single week. This remarkable performance comes despite ongoing global market disruptions and rising trade tensions between the United States and China, surpassing the previous peak of AED 22 billion registered last December.
The strong performance reflects the sustained demand from both local and international investors, highlighting the resilience of Dubai’s real estate market amid geopolitical and economic fluctuations, and reinforcing the city’s appeal as a safe investment destination.
In detail, the Dubai Land Department recorded 4,207 sales transactions worth AED 19 billion, 870 mortgage deals valued at AED 2.7 billion, and 242 gift transactions amounting to AED 1 billion. Sales transactions were distributed across 770 land sales, 3,201 residential unit sales, and 236 building sales.
Palm Jebel Ali topped the list of areas by transaction value with AED 2.5 billion, followed by Dubai Production City (IMPZ) with AED 2.2 billion, Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) with AED 1.4 billion, Al Yalayis 1 with AED 780 million, and Business Bay with AED 730 million.