Dubai Property Market Sales Overview - Friday, 11 July 2025
Total Sales Value and Volume
On Friday, 11 July 2025, Dubai’s property market demonstrated remarkable activity with a total of
634 transactions recorded across various sectors, amounting to an impressive combined sales
value of 2.8 billion AED. This high transaction volume underscores the sustained confidence
investors, homeowners, and developers have in Dubai’s real estate landscape. The breadth of activity ranges
from plots and villas to apartments, reflecting the diverse appeal of the emirate’s property market.
The substantial sales value nearing the 3 billion AED mark is indicative of robust liquidity and strong demand,
especially in both primary and resale markets. The volume and value combined suggest healthy market depth and
resilience amid global economic uncertainties. These figures provide clear evidence that Dubai remains one of the
world’s most attractive hubs for real estate investment, fueled by continued infrastructure development,
regulatory transparency, and lifestyle appeal.
The Most Prominent Transactions
A closer look into the transactions reveals some key patterns that define the current market. The top-tier
activity prominently involves plots and villas in coveted regions such as Al Manara, Jabal Ali First, and Hadaeq
Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid, which continue to be hotbeds for high-net-worth buyers seeking sizeable land parcels
and luxury villas.
Notably, significant transactions are not confined to resale markets but also feature strong primary market sales,
especially in areas like Jabal Ali First, where developers are actively selling large plots. This suggests a balanced
market where new developments and existing premium properties equally capture investor interest. Additionally, the
volume of apartment transactions in primary projects like Montage, Bayz 102 By Danube, and
Vanguard By Frank Muller reflects solid demand within the high-end and mid-tier apartment segments.
The diversity of project sales coupled with the presence of resale transactions in sought-after projects such as
Skyz By Danube and World Trade Centre Residences further highlights Dubai’s multi-faceted
market dynamics catering to a wide spectrum of buyers ranging from end-users to seasoned investors.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold
On the luxury end, the market featured multiple high-value properties that reinforce Dubai’s status as a global
luxury real estate destination. Properties sold for over 10 million AED are categorized as luxury
and today’s notable luxury sales included a cluster of premium plots in Al Manara, each valued at an
extraordinary 48.3 million AED with plot sizes of approximately 15,000 sqft. These resale transactions
emphasize both the desirability and scarcity of sizable developable land in exclusive residential districts.
Furthermore, a spectacular villa in Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid changed hands for
45 million AED, underlining the attractiveness of expansive luxury homes with generous layouts
(13,381 sqft). Alongside this, large plots in Jabal Ali First fetched between 41.5 million and
44.1 million AED in the primary market, spotlighting developers’ confidence in long-term growth driven by this
well-located community.
Intriguingly, a massive plot in Wadi Al Safa 4 was sold in resale for a staggering 400 million AED, spanning over
1.7 million sqft. This transaction stands out not only for its sheer size but also for the indication of institutional
or ultra-high-net-worth investor interest targeting landmark assets in Dubai.
Luxury apartments on the Palm Jumeirah, with sizes around 2,746 sqft, achieved a notable sale price
of 31.3 million AED. Additionally, a villa in Jumeirah Second sold by a developer
for 250 million AED, epitomizes super-luxury developments commanding ultra-premium price points,
undoubtedly driven by location exclusivity, design, and lifestyle amenities.
These top-tier sales highlight not only the diversity of luxury assets but also the depth of the affluent buyer pool
looking for unique properties across Dubai’s upscale communities.
Sale Summary
The sales breakdown for the day provides a comprehensive glimpse into the micro-market activity across primary and
resale sectors. In the primary market, apartments led with a total of 65 units sold worth approximately
167.7 million AED. Key projects contributing to this volume included Montage (16 units, 21.5M AED),
Bayz 102 By Danube (13 units, 24.7M AED), and Altan (9 units, 25.4M AED), demonstrating strong
demand for ready-to-invest and contemporary living spaces.
On the villa front, primary market sales were robust as well, with standout performances in MeAisem Second
where 8 villas generated a remarkable 132.7 million AED in sales, underscoring a growing appetite for gated and luxury
villa communities. Other villa projects such as Al Yelayiss 1 and Athlon By Al Dar 1 also contributed
significant volumes, reflecting a well-diversified villa segment.
Resale transactions remain active but more moderate in volume, with projects like Maha Townhouses and
The Fields At D11 - Mbrmc demonstrating stable demand for ready properties. Apartment resales, although fewer,
maintained steady movement in developments including Skyz By Danube and World Trade Centre Residences.
Plot sales collectively generated substantial value too, notably transactions in Al Manara (3 plots, 145M AED)
and Discovery Gardens (2 plots, 85.6M AED), reinforcing the enduring appeal of land acquisition for future
development or investment.
New Projects
The vibrancy of Dubai’s market is continuously fueled by a mix of upcoming projects launched mostly in the second
half of 2024. Noteworthy among these is Vida Residences Club Point - Building A, launched on
20 September 2024 with a handover expected by 28 February 2029. Its long-term delivery timeline highlights the
sustained pipeline of value-driven villas and apartments catering to future demand.
Other critical new launches such as Porto View, Pier Point 1 & 2 (all launched
on 18 September 2024), present diverse residential options with handovers slated by late 2028, providing buyers
with mid-term investment opportunities. Similarly, Luminar Tower 2 and Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz launched in September 2024 promise completion between 2026 and 2027, appealing particularly to those looking for quicker possession.
Additionally, projects like Ashton Park Residences - The Second and Cove Edition Residence 1 By Imtiaz, launched in August 2024 with handovers in late 2025 and mid-2026 respectively, offer prime locations and modern amenities, making them attractive for both end-users and investors focused on short-to-mid-term returns.
Lastly, developments such as AZIZI VENICE 11 and Ocean Pearl by SD - 2 continue to augment Dubai’s diverse residential supply, with possession dates reaching into 2027, ensuring that the emirate maintains a strong and varied property stock aligned with market demands.
Overall Market Review
To conclude, the Dubai property market on 11 July 2025 delivered a compelling showcase of strength and diversity, marked by a volume of 634 transactions and a staggering total sales worth of 2.8 billion AED.
This level of activity highlights Dubai’s status as an international real estate powerhouse combining luxury, investment appeal, and end-user demand.
The day’s most expensive property transactions, including 3 prime plots in Al Manara at
48.3 million AED each, a substantial villa in Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid
at 45 million AED, as well as a landmark plot in Wadi Al Safa 4 commanding
400 million AED, reinforce the emirate’s allure for ultra-high-net-worth individuals and developers
targeting prominent and sizeable assets.
The robust sales in primary markets, notably in apartments and villas within projects like MeAisem Second
and Bayz 102 By Danube, illustrate ongoing confidence in newly launched properties, while resale sales
maintain market balance and liquidity. Lastly, the pipeline of newly launched projects provides a beacon of steady
growth, catering to diverse buyer profiles with flexible handover timelines stretching into late 2020s.
As Dubai continues to expand its economic, cultural, and infrastructural footprint, the property market remains
an essential barometer of investor sentiment and urban development. The figures and insights from today reflect a
healthy, vibrant, and forward-looking landscape that continues to attract global attention.