Dubai Property Market Sales Overview – Monday, 2 March 2026
Total Sales Value and Volume
The Dubai property market continues to exhibit robust activity as evidenced by the sales data recorded on Monday, 2 March 2026. A total of 358 transactions were completed, reflecting a healthy pace of market engagement from buyers across various segments. The cumulative sales value for the day reached an impressive 1.1 billion AED, underscoring the substantial capital flowing through Dubai’s real estate sector.
This volume and value combination indicates sustained investor and end-user confidence in the emirate’s property offerings. Notably, the size and diversity of transactions — spanning apartments, villas, plots, and commercial properties — contribute to a dynamic marketplace. The elevated transaction count also suggests that supply and demand are well matched, providing a balanced environment that supports continual property turnover.
The 1.1 billion AED figure denotes a mature market where not only mid-tier properties but also high-value luxury assets maintain strong appeal. This turnover level supports positive expectations for future price stability and market resilience as Dubai remains positioned as a global real estate investment hub.
The Most Prominent Transactions
A standout trend for March 2 is the concentration of high-value commercial and villa sales, predominantly in up-and-coming, well-located neighborhoods such as Bukadra, MeAisem Second, and Trade Center Second. The primary market remains highly active, with developers successfully closing significant deals that showcase buyer appetite for both residential and commercial spaces.
The region of MeAisem Second took center stage with multiple villa sales, including several ultra-luxury properties sold above the 27 million AED mark. The prolific sales there underscore MeAisem’s growing prestige as a premium residential enclave, catering to affluent buyers seeking expansive living spaces with modern amenities. This area's cluster of villa transactions signals a localized market strength and increasing desirability among investors and high-net-worth individuals.
On the commercial front, Bukadra’s sale of a sizeable 12,347 sqft property for 42 million AED exemplifies the ongoing demand for business-oriented real estate in strategic locations. The Trade Center Second’s commercial asset, valued at nearly 34 million AED, further demonstrates the investment focus on Dubai's key commercial districts.
Another notable transaction is the resale of a large plot in Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid for 39 million AED, reflective of strong secondary market dynamics and sustained interest in prime land parcels for future development or asset appreciation.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold
The luxury segment continues to be a major driver of Dubai’s real estate market, with multiple properties valued over 10 million AED changing hands on this day. Leading the list is the commercial property in Bukadra at an impressive 42 million AED, emphasizing the premium valuation attached to high-demand commercial real estate with strategic positioning and size.
The luxury villa market showcased remarkable momentum, particularly in MeAisem Second, where multiple villas ranging from 15.7 million AED to over 28 million AED were sold, with large plot sizes exceeding 8,700 sqft and extending beyond 15,000 sqft. These sales highlight the premium placed on exclusivity, privacy, and expansive property footprints, affirming the area’s status as a coveted residential hotspot.
Additionally, the resale market is holding strong, with a notable 39 million AED plot sale in Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid and a substantial plot sale in Dubai Investment Park Second for over 15 million AED. These figures imply sustained demand for land assets, likely driven by developers and investors eyeing future construction projects or long-term capital gains.
The primary market still commands a dominant position for luxury properties, especially villas. The cluster of high-value sales herein speaks to confidence in new developments and project delivery schedules, reinforcing buyer trust in Dubai’s leading developers.
Sale Summary
Breaking down the sales by property type and project reveals a broad-based, healthy market with diverse buyer preferences. Apartments in the primary market saw strong sales from prominent projects such as Enso Jade (24 units sold, totaling 39.5 million AED), South Garden E (11 units, 15.4 million AED), and Verde By Vision (8 units, 11.8 million AED). These numbers indicate ongoing demand for well-located apartment offerings targeting professionals, small families, and investors seeking rental yield.
The villa market remains the powerhouse of Dubai’s residential property landscape for high-value investments. The Al Yelayiss 1 project led villa sales with 30 units sold worth 111.1 million AED, followed by Dubai World Central with 10 villas totaling 55.2 million AED. Perhaps most impressively, MeAisem Second delivered 6 villas accounting for a staggering 153 million AED in sales value, underscoring the area’s luxury appeal.
On the resale side, apartments such as those at Vida Residences 3 & 4 - The Hills and Park Field Tower 2 contributed consistent activity, though at lower volumes, signaling steady interest in established residential assets. Villas in upscale communities like Emirates Living - Springs 14 and Meadows 2 continue attracting secondary market buyers with transactions in the 7 to 13 million AED range.
Plots remain a niche but vital segment, with significant sales in Dubai Investment Park Second and Al Khawaneej First, highlighting continued interest in land banking and custom development opportunities. The standout land sale in Emerald Hills at Dubai Hills at 39 million AED reflects the high premium attached to strategic plots within master developments.
New Projects
Dubai’s real estate market continues to expand with a range of new projects launched mostly in the latter part of 2024, offering a mix of delivery timelines and property types catering to diverse buyers. Among the prominent launches are the Vida Residences Club Point - Building A and the trio of Porto View, Pier Point 1, and Pier Point 2, all launched in September 2024, with handovers projected between 2028 and 2029.
For investors seeking earlier entry and quicker return horizons, projects like Luminar Tower 2 and Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz bring forward handovers slated for late 2026, creating compelling opportunities in the mid-term delivery window. Similarly, Ashton Park Residences - The Second anticipates early completion by the end of 2025, making it an attractive option for near-term buyers.
Other noteworthy developments including Cove Edition Residence 1 by Imtiaz, Azizi Venice 11, and Ocean Pearl by SD - 2 offer a blend of luxury and convenience with handovers scheduled through 2026 and 2027. These projects reinforce Dubai’s commitment to enriching its real estate portfolio with high-quality, amenity-rich properties that cater to both resident and investor demand.
The well-staggered launch and handover timelines underscore the market’s strategic depth, providing various entry points for investors according to their time horizons and investment strategies. The presence of such a pipeline ensures sustained supply, which bodes well for market equilibrium and long-term growth stability.