Dubai’s real estate market recorded total property transactions worth AED 26.71 billion during the past week, setting a new record and reflecting the continued strong momentum in the emirate’s property sector. This performance was supported by an exceptional start to January 2026 and early February, confirming the market’s ongoing trend of breaking record figures.
According to data from the Dubai REST application, affiliated with the Dubai Land Department, a total of 5,875 transactions were registered during the week. These included property sales valued at AED 19.16 billion. Sales were distributed across 3,748 residential unit transactions, 482 building transactions, and 435 land transactions, bringing the total number of sales deals to 4,665.
Ready properties accounted for approximately AED 12 billion in sales through 1,724 transactions, while off-plan properties generated AED 7.16 billion from 2,941 transactions.
On the financing side, total mortgage transactions reached AED 4.14 billion through 1,061 deals. These were divided into 744 residential unit mortgages, 117 building mortgages, and 200 land mortgages. Meanwhile, property gifts amounted to AED 3.41 billion across 149 transactions, including 104 for residential units, 15 for buildings, and 30 for land.
In terms of top-performing areas, Yalayis 1 led the sales list with AED 3.38 billion, followed by Warsan Fourth with AED 1.88 billion and Saih Shuaib 1 with AED 1.29 billion. Al Wasl recorded sales of AED 534.93 million, while Business Bay reached AED 530.83 million.
Other notable areas included Muaisem Second in sixth place with AED 508.19 million in sales, followed by Palm Deira with AED 470.08 million. Airport City posted AED 434.44 million, Jumeirah Circular AED 421.26 million, and Jumeirah First rounded out the list with AED 386.6 million. On a daily basis, Dubai’s real estate sector recorded total transactions worth AED 3.15 billion yesterday across 874 deals, including AED 1.71 billion in sales.
