Dubai Daily Property Market Sales Overview: Thursday, 3 July 2025
Total Sales Value and Volume
On Thursday, 3 July 2025, Dubai’s property market showcased a dynamic and vigorous trading atmosphere, registering a total of
843 transactions spanning various property categories including apartments, villas, and plots. The overall sales value for the day reached an impressive
2.5 billion AED, reflecting the continuing strength and attractiveness of Dubai as a real estate investment hub.
This volume of transactions reinforces Dubai’s position as one of the most active real estate markets globally. The blend of both high transaction count and high total sales value indicates a broad-based participation from end-users, investors, and secondary market players.
Such numbers are clear signs of sustained confidence despite global economic uncertainties, with investors actively taking positions in lucrative primary developments as well as attractive resale properties.
The mix of property types traded today highlights the diversity of demand patterns across different Dubai regions and market segments — from expansive plots to luxury villas and innovative apartments. This activity further underscores how Dubai’s multifaceted real estate offerings continue to meet the needs of a wide international and local clientele.
The Most Prominent Transitions
A closer look at the transactions reveals significant activity in both primary market launches and resale deals across prime residential projects. Apartments remained highly desirable, particularly units in newly launched towers like
Vida Residences Hillside Tower B, which sold 35 units totaling approximately 92.6 million AED, signaling the appetite for branded residences combining luxury and lifestyle benefits.
Another standout in the apartment category was Damac Riverside Views - Indigo 2, where the ‘A’ and ‘B’ buildings collectively accounted for 21 sales worth over 24.8 million AED. These figures reaffirm the attractiveness of waterfront living and well-located projects in emerging hubs of Dubai.
Villas also commanded strong interest, especially in primary market projects. For example, The Valley - Rivera recorded 20 villa sales totaling 99 million AED, while MeAisem Second surprised with a remarkable 189.3 million AED from 11 sales, showcasing growing demand for family-sized homes away from the city centre but with modern amenities and accessibility.
On the resale front, luxury apartments in iconic towers like Burj Vista Tower 1 and Grand Bleu Tower Interiors by Elie Saab Tower 2 also saw transactions that, though smaller in count, demonstrated sustained interest from investors and high-net-worth individuals seeking well-established addresses.
Plot sales, particularly in areas like Jebel Ali Hills and Saih Shuaib 2, pointed to a strong speculative appetite for land banking and future development potential, totaling approximately 43.2 million AED from 10 sales. The availability of large plots in emerging locations continues to fuel Dubai’s long-term real estate growth trajectory.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold
Luxury transactions—defined here as properties sold for over 10 million AED—highlighted some of Dubai’s most prestigious and sizeable assets changing hands this Thursday, further emphasizing the city’s status as a magnet for elite real estate investments.
The crown jewel of the day was a truly remarkable 68.2 million AED plot in Al Hebiah Fourth, spanning a sprawling 50,925 sqft, which was a resale transaction. This indicates strong demand for premium land tailored for bespoke luxury projects or high-value developments.
Palm Jumeirah’s luxury apartment market saw a spectacular deal with a unit of 13,913 sqft sold for 64 million AED on a resale basis, underscoring not only the island’s status as an ultra-exclusive waterfront community but also the premium buyers willing to pay a significant premium for iconic locale and panoramic views.
Other high-value plot transactions included a 23,401 sqft plot in Wadi Al Safa 3 at 48.5 million AED, and a freshly purchased developer plot in Nadd Hessa valued at 45 million AED covering more than 41,000 sqft, reflecting burgeoning interest in less saturated, upcoming areas with potential for large-scale villa developments or compound projects.
High-end villas also showed compelling sales figures, with several resale and primary market deals crossing the 25 million AED mark. Notable mentions include villas in Al Merkadh (43.5 million AED resale) and Al Hebiah Fourth (37 million AED developer sale), showcasing that premium standalone properties remain a coveted category among affluent buyers.
This concentration of ultra-luxury sales across plots, villas, and apartments not only validates Dubai’s international reputation as a premier luxury real estate destination but also reflects a market structure where diverse luxury offerings continue to attract investment flows regardless of broader market fluctuations.
Sale Summary
Reviewing the day’s total sales volume across property types and projects offers a clear lens into the market’s current pulse. Primary market apartments, totaling 67 units sold for approximately 107.7 million AED, were led by highly sought-after projects such as
Vida Residences Hillside Tower B, with 35 sales accounting for 92.6 million AED. This trend highlights how new developments remain the preferred choice for end-users and investors searching for contemporary features and developer-backed guarantees.
Villas stood out robustly, selling 22 units in the primary market for an aggregate sum of nearly 184.1 million AED. Projects like The Valley - Rivera and MeAisem Second dominated this segment. Interestingly, MeAisem Second's sales volume of 189.3 million AED from only 11 villas suggests a portfolio of ultra-premium offerings with significant value per unit.
In the resale market, apartments and villas continued to demonstrate steady performance, with select projects such as Burj Vista Tower 1 and The Acres contributing meaningful turnover. The resale villa segment, in particular, showed vibrancy with notable sales in communities like Jumeirah Village Triangle, Bay Villas - Dubai Islands, and Al Furjan, cumulatively adding tens of millions AED in transactional value.
Plot sales, a critical indicator of developmental confidence, registered solid interest with a total volume across various neighborhoods exceeding 43 million AED. The sale of a prime Shami Tower plot for 68.2 million AED alone illustrates the market’s buoyancy and developers’ interest in strengthening pipeline land assets.
Together, these figures reflect a balanced marketplace that caters both to speculative investors and end-users while suggesting resilience and liquidity in primary and secondary transactions alike.
New Projects
Dubai’s property market continues to expand its horizon with several new project launches in the past months, adding diversity and excitement to the city’s real estate ecosystem. Among the notable launches as of late 2024 are:
- Vida Residences Club Point - Building A (Launch Date: 20 September 2024 | Handover: 28 February 2029)
- Porto View (Launch Date: 18 September 2024 | Handover: 31 October 2028)
- Pier Point 1 & 2 (Launch Date: 18 September 2024 | Handover: 31 October 2028)
- Luminar Tower 2 (Launch Date: 16 September 2024 | Handover: 27 October 2026)
- Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz (Launch Date: 6 September 2024 | Handover: 14 June 2026)
- Ashton Park Residences - The Second (Launch Date: 26 August 2024 | Handover: 31 December 2025)
- Cove Edition Residence 1 By Imtiaz (Launch Date: 19 August 2024 | Handover: 25 August 2026)
- AZIZI VENICE 11 (Launch Date: 14 August 2024 | Handover: 30 August 2027)
- Ocean Pearl by SD - 2 (Launch Date: 13 August 2024 | Handover: 31 March 2027)
These upcoming projects span a wide range of property types including luxury apartments, family-oriented villas, and mixed-use developments. Their scheduled handovers, ranging from late 2025 to early 2029, ensure Dubai’s market pipeline remains robust. New launches like the Vida Residences Club Point and Beach Walk Residences 3 continue to draw attention for their innovative designs and strategic locations.
The continuous addition of such diverse projects forms a vital part of Dubai’s strategy to meet growing demand, accommodate demographic shifts, and sustain the region’s reputation as a top-tier global real estate destination.
Overall Market Review
Summarizing the day’s activities, the Dubai property market on 3 July 2025 demonstrated sustained vitality with a total sales volume of 843 transactions and a cumulative sales value of 2.5 billion AED. The blend of primary and resale market enthusiasm was clearly evident, with notable traction seen in luxury properties—especially those exceeding 10 million AED in value—such as the flagship 68.2 million AED plot in Al Hebiah Fourth and the lavish 64 million AED Palm Jumeirah apartment.
Investors and end-users alike showed willingness to engage deeply across all segments, be it apartments, villas, or land plots. Additionally, the healthy sales distribution among notable projects—like Vida Residences Hillside Tower B, The Valley - Rivera, and MeAisem Second—indicates a well-rounded demand profile catering to various buyer needs.
Finally, the presence of several high-profile new project launches continues to inject fresh momentum into the market, promising vibrant activity and competitive offerings for years to come.
In essence, Dubai’s real estate landscape on this day reflects a balanced and resilient market, buoyed by high-quality assets, steady demand, and a positive outlook that bodes well for sustained growth and investor confidence.