Dubai’s real estate sector maintained solid performance during the current week, with total transactions reaching AED 13.1 billion across 4,028 deals. This level of activity reflects a stable and active market environment, supported by several high-value transactions across key areas of the emirate.

According to data from the Dubai Land Department, the total included more than 3,041 sales transactions worth AED 10.1 billion. In addition, there were 878 mortgage deals valued at AED 2.5 billion, along with 109 gift transactions totaling AED 535 million, indicating a diverse mix of market activity.

Sales were distributed across different property types, with 270 land plots sold, 2,496 residential units, and 275 buildings. Mortgage activity included 175 land mortgages, 636 mortgages for residential units, and 85 for buildings, showing continued reliance on real estate financing.

In terms of property categories, ready properties generated AED 4.2 billion from 738 transactions, while off-plan properties led the market with AED 5.8 billion across 2,303 deals, highlighting strong interest in future developments.

Looking at top-performing areas, Al Yalayis 5 ranked first with AED 791 million in sales, followed by Mohammed bin Rashid Gardens with AED 628 million. Al Yalayis 1 came third with AED 547 million, while Dubai South (Airport City) recorded AED 546 million, and Jumeirah Second rounded out the top five with AED 535 million.

The week also featured several notable deals, including the sale of a luxury off-plan apartment in Jumeirah Second within the “Aman Residences Dubai” project for AED 356.2 million. Additionally, a residential land plot in Downtown Jebel Ali was mortgaged for AED 221 million, and a high-end off-plan apartment in the “Solaya” project in Jumeirah First was sold for AED 84 million.

Aman Residences Dubai also recorded two significant off-plan apartment sales totaling AED 146.8 million, with individual units priced at AED 67 million and AED 70 million. Located on Dubai Peninsula Island in Jumeirah Second, the project continues to attract strong interest from investors seeking premium properties.

These figures underline the ongoing positive momentum in Dubai’s real estate market, supported by a balanced mix of ready and off-plan properties, diverse transactions, and sustained investor interest.