Dubai’s real estate sector recorded $3.7bn of transactions last week, including a Palm Jumeirah apartment sold for $21.4m

Dubai's real estate sector recorded $3.7bn of transactions last week, including a Palm Jumeirah apartment sold for $21.4m

The Land Department reports that last week’s sales in the Dubai real estate market totaled AED13.55 billion ($3.7 billion).

According to Land Department data, sales dominated the figures, with AED10bn ($2.7bn).

Between November 25 and November 29, 3,110 sales transactions were registered overall.

Dubai real estate this week

Among the most expensive sales transactions mentioned on the Land Department website were:

  • Omniyat sold a flat in AVA at Palm Jumeirah for AED78.6 million ($21.4 million).
  • An office in Enara by Omniyat sold for AED75m ($20.4m)
  • An office in Enara by Omniyat sold for AED62.8m ($17.1m)

Last week, the Land Department also showed mortgage deals worth AED2.9bn ($790m).

Gift transactions in the same period were valued at AED597m ($162.5m).

Also Read: Dubai: New mortgage fee, 60-day registration period for off-plan property in amended laws key changes

Conclusion

The remarkable performance of Dubai’s real estate market underscores the city’s continued attractiveness to global investors and its robust economic fundamentals. These significant transactions, particularly the high-value sales in premium locations like Palm Jumeirah, reflect sustained confidence in Dubai’s property sector. The substantial volume of sales, mortgages, and gift transactions indicates a dynamic and resilient real estate ecosystem. As the market continues to demonstrate strong growth and international appeal, it reinforces Dubai’s position as a premier global real estate destination, promising continued investment opportunities and economic vitality.

Join The Discussion


Compare listings

Compare