Dubai Daily Property Market Sales Overview – Monday, 9 February 2026
Total Sales Value and Volume
The Dubai property market witnessed a robust trading day on Monday, 9 February 2026, with a total volume of 888 transactions and an impressive cumulative sales value reaching 3.1 billion AED. This strong volume highlights the continuing demand for real estate assets amid Dubai’s dynamic market environment, reflecting investor confidence and steady liquidity. The volume indicates an active market with a diverse set of buyers engaging across various property segments, both in the primary and secondary (resale) markets.
The value of sales, crossing the 3 billion AED mark in a single day, demonstrates Dubai’s stature as a regional real estate hub attracting both high-net-worth individuals and retail investors. This level of activity is essential for supporting Dubai’s vision of sustained economic growth and shows resilience amid global economic variables impacting real estate markets worldwide.
The Most Prominent Transactions
The market saw significant transactions in both villa and apartment categories, with primary market projects by developers dominating in volume and value. Notably, MeAisem Second emerged as a flagship area with multiple villa sales totaling over 281.9 million AED, evidencing the demand for premium, spacious villas in upcoming localities. This traction in primary market villas suggests growing buyer appetite for newer developments offering modern amenities and lifestyle benefits.
On the apartment front, primary market projects such as City Walk Crestlane 4 Building A and City Walk Crestlane 5 Building A accounted for a combined sale volume exceeding 223 million AED with 50 apartments sold across both, reflecting ongoing strength in well-located, mid-to-high-end apartment clusters. These sales indicate confidence in completed or near-completion luxury apartment offerings within established urban communities.
There was also a notable presence of resale market activity, with properties such as villas in Address Hillcrest and apartments in Binghatti Apex maintaining steady transaction numbers, demonstrating that the secondary market remains vibrant alongside new developments.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold
Luxury properties (those sold over 10 million AED) commanded significant attention today, underscoring Dubai's status as a global luxury real estate destination. Among the most eye-catching transactions was a spectacular primary market villa at Jumeirah First fetching an astounding 350 million AED for a sprawling 44,903 sqft estate. This record-setting sale points to the ongoing demand among ultra-high-net-worth buyers for expansive, exclusive properties in Dubai’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
Other notable high-value transactions include resale villas in Wadi Al Safa 3 and Al Barari, with prices of 44 million AED and resale plots in Palm Jebel Ali commanding 41 million AED. Several high-end primary market villa sales clustered in MeAisem Second with prices ranging from 27 million to 28.6 million AED, reinforcing this locality’s emergence as a preferred destination for luxury dwellings.
These transactions illustrate not only the depth of Dubai’s luxury real estate market but also the diverse luxury offerings—ranging from waterfront apartments in Palm Jumeirah to vast desert plots and exclusive villa communities—catapulting Dubai’s profile as an elite global destination for real estate investment.
Sale Summary
The day’s sales summary provides deeper insight into the segmented demand across Dubai’s real estate projects:
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Primary Market Apartments: Projects such as Samana Boulevard Heights (33 units, 27.7M AED) and Grove Ridge Tower 1 (17 units, 34.1M AED) demonstrate a consistent pipeline of apartment sales in newly launched or ongoing developments, with a combined volume exceeding 120 million AED across major developments.
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Primary Market Villas: Villa sales hit remarkable totals, including Al Yelayiss 1 (46 units, 152.5M AED) and Dubai Investment Park Second (5 units, 42.6M AED), indicating a strong appetite for gated communities offering larger family homes.
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Separately, a singular multi-million villa transaction in La Mer accounted for the bulk of its sales figure at 350 million AED, showing the appeal of exclusive beachfront properties.
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Resale Market: While smaller in volume, key resale villa sales in communities like Address Hillcrest contributed significantly to total values with 50.5 million AED from just 2 transactions. Apartment resales in communities such as Binghatti Avenue and Skyz By Danube registered modest transactional activity, highlighting steady demand.
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Plots: Dubai saw plot sales commanding high premiums, including a 45.1 million AED sale in Dubai World Central, highlighting investor interest in land acquisition for development or capital appreciation.
This variety in sales across property types points to a well-diversified market, catering to investors, end-users, and developers alike.
New Projects Launching in the Market
Dubai’s real estate market continues to grow with multiple new projects recently launched, reinforcing the city’s development momentum and future growth prospects. Key projects launched in the latter half of 2024 and still actively taking sales include:
- Vida Residences Club Point - Building A (Launch date: 20/09/24, Handover: 28/02/29) – A compelling lifestyle-oriented development targeting luxury-affluent buyers.
- Porto View and Pier Point 1 and 2 (Launch date: 18/09/24, Handover: 31/10/28) – These community-focused developments offer contemporary urban living with proximity to Dubai’s business hubs.
- Luminar Tower 2 (Launch date: 16/09/24, Handover: 27/10/26) and Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz (Launch date: 06/09/24, Handover: 14/06/26) – Luxury towers providing a mix of lifestyle amenities targeting ready-to-invest buyers and those seeking near-term handover.
- Ashton Park Residences - The Second (Launch date: 26/08/24, Handover: 31/12/25) and Cove Edition Residence 1 by Imtiaz (Launch date: 19/08/24, Handover: 25/08/26) – Both cater to mid-to-high-end buyers looking for upcoming community living.
- AZIZI VENICE 11 and Ocean Pearl by SD - 2 (Launch dates August 2024, with handovers spanning 2026-2027) – These highlight Dubai’s ongoing waterfront and marina-style projects with premium lifestyle offerings.
The continuous arrival of these projects ensures long-term supply diversity and provides investors with fresh opportunities that mirror Dubai’s evolving urban landscape and residential preferences.
Overall Market Review
On the whole, Dubai’s property market on 9 February 2026 demonstrated a vibrant ecosystem highlighted by 888 transactions amounting to 3.1 billion AED in sales value. The performance across primary market apartments and villas corroborates the continued appeal of well-curated developments, while luxury resale properties underscore Dubai’s ability to attract affluent buyers globally. Specifically, the 350 million AED villa in Jumeirah First and multiple multi-million villa sales in MeAisem Second emphasize the market’s strength in luxury segments.
Moreover, the sustained introduction of new projects such as Vida Residences Club Point and Porto View not only supports the demand but also shapes Dubai’s skyline with innovative and lifestyle-driven offerings. This balance between primary and resale markets, combined with diverse property types ranging from expansive villas, sought-after apartments, to valuable plots, signals ongoing investor confidence and a promising outlook for Dubai’s real estate industry.