Monday, 2 February 2026 Dubai Real Estate Overview

Dubai Property Market Daily Sales Overview - Monday, 2 February 2026

Total Sales Value and Volume

Dubai’s property market on Monday, 2 February 2026 recorded a robust sales performance with a total of 786 transactions accounting for a remarkable sales volume worth 2.8 billion AED. This strong market activity highlights sustained investor confidence in Dubai’s real estate sector amid dynamic economic conditions.

The volume of transactions signals a healthy liquidity in the market, with a diverse range of buyers actively engaging across multiple property types including apartments, villas, commercial spaces, and plots. The sizable sales value surpassing the 2 billion AED mark underscores that the market is not only moving a high quantity but also commanding significant value — a sign of high demand, especially in premium projects and sought-after locations.

This level of activity often reflects a vibrant urban economy and investor optimism, backed by Dubai’s continued infrastructural growth, Expo legacy benefits, and strategic initiatives in tourism, technology, and business. For market watchers, these figures signal a bullish stance, particularly as Dubai maintains its position as a global property hotspot.

The Most Prominent Transactions

Amongst the 786 transactions, several standout deals caught industry attention due to their scale, prime location, and strategic importance. The day was marked by notable sales in both the primary market (directly from developers) and the resale segment, reflecting diverse buyer motivations from investment to luxury lifestyle acquisition.

Specifically, the primary market apartments saw a substantial volume, with over 109 apartments sold generating sales worth almost 237 million AED. Projects such as Sierra by Iman (15 units, 24.1M AED), Al Satwa (10 units, 12.9M AED), and Peace Lagoons II by Peace Homes (9 units, 10.2M AED) led this surge, showing demand for ready or near-ready investment assets.

Primary market villas commanded even greater attention, with 111 villas sold, surpassing 565 million AED in total sales. This indicates a strong appetite for larger, family-oriented properties on the new developments front, particularly in areas such as Al Yufrah 1 and Dubai Investment Park Second. The luxury villa segment, including projects like Serenity Mansions (33.5M AED sale), further affirms ongoing investor shift toward premium gated community living.

In the resale arena, luxury villas at Jumeirah Islands saw significant sales volume (2 villas, 92.6M AED), reaffirming the enduring appeal of established luxury enclaves. Meanwhile, resale apartments in high-profile towers like The Address - The Blvd and Sobha Hartland - The Crest Tower A illustrate market depth and the vibrancy of secondary market liquidity.

The Most Expensive Properties Sold

Luxury property transactions above 10 million AED dominate today's headlines, reflecting Dubai’s continued strength as a magnet for high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors. The pinnacle of luxury sales was a villa in Al Thanyah Fifth, resold for an astounding 65 million AED with a sprawling size of 16,507 sqft. This transaction illuminates the high demand for exclusive, spacious villas in prestigious areas that offer privacy as well as proximity to central Dubai.

The commercial sector also posted a remarkable primary market sale with a commercial property in Al Safouh First valued at 53.5 million AED, spanning 12,891 sqft. This highlights commercial real estate’s increasing role as a solid investment class amid Dubai’s expanding business districts.

Other notable luxury apartment sales include a primary market apartment in Jumeirah First sold for 47.8 million AED (6,979 sqft), as well as a 37.7 million AED apartment in Marsa Dubai and a 30 million AED apartment at the iconic Palm Jumeirah.

In addition, a primary market plot in Al Barshaa South First sold for a striking 43 million AED, an indicator of the strong land value appreciation trends in Dubai as investors eye large development opportunities. Villas in Al Hebiah Fourth (33.5 million AED) and MeAisem Second (28.5 million AED) completed this prestigious list, underscoring diverse luxury offerings across the city.

The repeated listing of commercial properties in Trade Center Second at 29.1 million AED each also displays sustained interest in commercial hubs by well-capitalized buyers.

Sale Summary

Dive deeper into sales segmentation—primary market apartments led with 109 units sold and 236.9 million AED in volume, confirming strong buyer preference for modern living spaces in upcoming developments. Several projects contributed notably:

  • Sierra by Iman: 15 units sold, generating 24.1 million AED;
  • Al Satwa: 10 units at 12.9 million AED;
  • Peace Lagoons II by Peace Homes: 9 units, 10.2 million AED;
  • Bukadra: 8 units, 17.5 million AED.

On the villa side, 111 units sold with a total worth of 565.8 million AED, the largest sector in terms of value for the day. Primary market villa sales were particularly strong in projects such as Al Yufrah 1 (5 units, 38.6M AED) and Dubai Investment Park Second (2 units, 21.6M AED). Notably, luxury villas like a Serenity Mansions unit recorded single sales worth 33.5 million AED.

The resale market remains vibrant as well, with luxury villa sales in Jumeirah Islands reaching 92.6 million AED for 2 units. Other resale sales in Palm Jebel Ali - Frond N, Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City District One West - Phase 1, and Jouri Hills reflect a steady appetite for established high-end homes.

Land plot sales, while more niche, showed strategic interest with high-value deals such as a 126,016 sqft plot in Al Barshaa South First that transacted for 43 million AED, signaling ongoing speculative and development-driven buying.

New Projects

The dynamism of Dubai’s real estate market is further reinforced by the ongoing launch of new projects, catering to a wide range of investor needs from luxury living to affordable housing.

Recently launched projects include:

  • Vida Residences Club Point - Building A: Launched 20/09/2024, Handover expected 28/02/2029;
  • Porto View: Launched 18/09/2024, Handover 31/10/2028;
  • Pier Point 1 & 2: Both launched 18/09/2024, with handovers scheduled for 31/10/2028;
  • Luminar Tower 2: Launched 16/09/2024, Handover 27/10/2026;
  • Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz: Launched 06/09/2024, Handover 14/06/2026;
  • Ashton Park Residences - The Second: Launched 26/08/2024, Handover 31/12/2025;
  • Cove Edition Residence 1 by Imtiaz: Launched 19/08/2024, Handover 25/08/2026;
  • AZIZI VENICE 11: Launched 14/08/2024, Handover 30/08/2027;
  • Ocean Pearl by SD - 2: Launched 13/08/2024, Handover 31/03/2027.

These ongoing project launches underscore Dubai’s commitment to continually refresh its property supply pipeline, striking a balance between early-stage developments with extended handover dates and quicker turnover projects. For investors, this spectrum offers flexible entry points matching both capital growth aspirations and rental yield strategies.

Overall Market Review

To summarize, the Dubai property market’s performance on 2 February 2026 was exceptionally strong with 786 transactions totaling 2.8 billion AED in sales value. This blend of volume and value exemplifies a market with healthy liquidity and robust demand.

The market balance across primary and resale sectors, combined with diverse offerings spanning villas, apartments, commercial assets, and large plots, highlights Dubai’s multifaceted appeal and investment resilience. The record luxury sales, such as the 65 million AED villa in Al Thanyah Fifth and high-value commercial property in Al Safouh First, reinforce Dubai’s sustained allure among affluent local and international buyers.

Moving forward, the availability of numerous new project launches provides fresh opportunities for end-users and investors alike, signaling sustained market vitality throughout 2026 and beyond.

In conclusion, Dubai’s property market remains on a strong growth trajectory, supported by its strategic location, investor-friendly regulations, and ongoing infrastructural development. Market participants should remain alert to emerging trends in luxury living, commercial real estate demand, and land acquisition for a comprehensive investment approach.

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