Dubai’s property market continues to make headlines, with the Dubai Land Department (DLD) reporting AED 17 billion (USD 4.6 billion) in real estate transactions during the week of 15–19 September 2025. This surge in activity underscores the city’s position as one of the world’s most dynamic and resilient real estate hubs.

Sales Activity Surges Past AED 13.75 Billion

The week witnessed a total of 5,066 property sales, amounting to AED 13.75 billion (USD 3.7 billion). This volume reflects not only the robust demand for Dubai’s residential and commercial assets but also the strong confidence investors place in the emirate’s long-term growth story.

Spotlight on Luxury Deals

High-end properties once again stole the spotlight, with several record-breaking transactions:

·        AED 45 million (USD 12.3 million): An apartment at Dorchester Collection, Business Bay, one of Dubai’s most exclusive branded residences.

·        AED 37.2 million (USD 10.1 million): A luxury unit at Peninsula Residences, Jumeirah Second, reflecting the growing appeal of waterfront living.

·        AED 36 million (USD 9.8 million): A premium apartment at Jumeirah Residences Emirates Tower A, Trade Centre Second, highlighting continued investor appetite in the central business district.

These sales confirm Dubai’s luxury segment as a magnet for ultra-high-net-worth individuals seeking lifestyle, exclusivity, and solid appreciation potential.

Mortgages and Gifts Add to Market Depth

·  AED 2.38 billion (USD 648 million) worth of mortgages were registered, showcasing strong end-user and investor financing activity.

·  AED 868 million (USD 235 million) came from property gifts, a sign of wealth consolidation and family-driven property transfers within the emirate.

Dubai Momentum Continues

The figures are a clear reflection of Dubai’s unmatched property market momentum. With demand fueled by international investors, attractive payment plans, zero property taxes, and the city’s reputation for safety and lifestyle, Dubai remains at the forefront of global real estate investment destinations.

For investors, the message is clear: Dubai’s real estate market is not slowing down—whether in the luxury segment, mortgage-driven purchases, or wealth-management transactions.