Sunday, 27 July, 2025


Dubai’s Real Estate Market Records AED 17.4 Billion in Property Sales in Just One Week
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July, 2025
Dubai

In a reflection of Dubai’s robust property market, the city recorded AED 22.6 billion in total real estate transactions over the past week, spread across 6,100 dealings. A substantial portion of this—AED 17.4 billion—came directly from property sales completed through 4,883 individual deals.

Leading the way in terms of high-value sales was the Ras Al Khor area, which alone accounted for AED 2.9 billion across just 41 transactions. Business Bay followed with approximately AED 1.5 billion through 381 deals, while Wadi Al Safa 3 secured third place with AED 1.1 billion from 161 sales. Other notable areas included Jumeirah Second, which saw AED 170 million in sales from 28 deals, and Dubai Investment Park 2 with AED 672 million across 259 transactions.

In addition to direct sales, mortgage transactions contributed AED 4.2 billion to the week’s total, involving 1,062 procedures. The Burj Khalifa area stood out with AED 576 million in mortgages through 30 deals, while Mirdif made headlines with a single high-value mortgage worth AED 287 million. Al Satwa followed with another individual mortgage of AED 200 million. Dubai Hills and Al Nahda Second also featured strongly with AED 161 million and AED 128 million in mortgage values, respectively.

Real estate grants and gift transfers made up another significant slice of activity, totaling AED 1 billion through 155 transactions. Jumeirah Village Circle led this segment with AED 229 million across 8 transactions, followed by Jumeirah Second and Palm Jumeirah, which recorded AED 123.2 million and AED 123 million, respectively. Business Bay and Al Murraqad rounded out the top five for gifted property deals.

Here’s a quick snapshot of the market’s performance on Friday alone:

  • A total of 718 real estate transactions took place, amounting to AED 2.7 billion.

    • AED 2.2 billion came from 555 property sales

    • AED 388 million from 155 mortgage procedures

    • AED 98 million from 8 gift transactions

These numbers highlight not only the consistent demand for property in Dubai but also the strength of both financing and gifting activity in the market. The city’s diversified real estate landscape—ranging from luxury locations like Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah to emerging hubs like Ras Al Khor—continues to attract both domestic and international investment.

Dubai’s real estate momentum shows no sign of slowing down, and with strong figures like these week after week, the market is firmly cementing its status as one of the most dynamic in the world.