Dubai Daily Property Market Sales Overview - Thursday, 9 April 2026
Total Sales Value and Volume
On Thursday, 9 April 2026, the Dubai property market witnessed a robust trading day with a total of
736 transactions recorded across various segments including residential, commercial, and plots.
The aggregate sales value for these transactions reached a substantial 2.4 billion AED.
This high volume of transactions coupled with the significant sales value highlights the continuing
strength and liquidity of Dubai’s real estate market. It is indicative of sustained investor confidence and end-user demand,
signaling that Dubai remains an attractive global real estate hub with a healthy balance between primary and resale markets.
The volume of 736 transactions also points to an active day with many buyers and sellers negotiating deals, fostering a
dynamic environment. As we track this figure over time, it becomes a useful metric signaling market sentiment and potential price movements.
The Most Prominent Transitions
The real estate transactions that stood out on this day were largely dominated by primary market sales from reputable developers,
complemented by valuable resale properties especially in the villa and plot categories. Apartments and villas led the charge, showing
particularly strong activity in recognized projects.
For example, primary market apartment sales in projects such as The Mirage At Sobha Central (43 units sold, totaling 99.8M AED)
and Creek Bay Tower B (35 units, 100.1M AED) were among the most significant contributors to volume and value.
This shows buyer appetite for ready-to-live-in or near-completion developments offering modern amenities.
On the villas front, developments like Al Yelayiss 1 and Al Yelayiss 5 posted notable sales with 34 and 12 villas sold respectively,
together generating nearly 195M AED. This reveals a strong preference for luxury villas in suburban locations, indicating sustained demand
for spacious high-end living environments.
In terms of resale, villa transactions in established communities such as Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid and plots in hot zones like Saih Shuaib 4
also triggered impressive deals, reflecting confidence in Dubai’s secondary market.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold
Luxury property sales, defined as transactions exceeding 10 million AED, continue to underscore Dubai’s standing as a premium destination for elite real estate.
Leading the list was a magnificent villa in Bukadra sold on the primary market for an impressive 64.8 million AED.
This villa spans 9,687 square feet, epitomizing expansive luxury living. Such a landmark sale reflects growing demand in master-planned villa communities
that combine exclusivity with lifestyle-oriented amenities.
Another spectacular primary market apartment transaction took place in Jumeirah Second where a 3,826 sqft unit commanded
54.3 million AED. This highlights continued strong interest in ultra-luxury apartments in prestigious and established neighborhoods.
Commercial property sales also featured prominently with a Business Bay commercial unit selling for 31 million AED over 5,226 sqft, signaling the sustained attractiveness
of Dubai’s business districts for corporate investors and entrepreneurs.
On the resale side, luxury villa sales were substantial with a 12,990 sqft villa in Hadaeq Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid changing hands at 31 million AED.
Similarly, land remains a hot asset class as seen by a 31.3 million AED plot sale in Saih Shuaib 4 spanning an impressive 58,767 sqft.
Other notable luxury deals include a 23 million AED resale apartment in the iconic Burj Khalifa and multiple luxury plots and villas in emerging areas like MeAisem First
confirming broad-based confidence across Dubai’s luxury real estate spectrum.
Sale Summary
Examining the daily sale summary provides a clear picture of market segmentation and project-level performance:
- Primary Market Apartments: Projects such as The Mirage At Sobha Central, Creek Bay Tower B, and Creek Haven Tower B collectively accounted
for sales volumes exceeding 244 million AED with over 95 units sold. This reflects strong developer activity and buyer confidence in high-quality apartment offerings.
- Primary Market Villas: Al Yelayiss phases 1 and 5 were standout performers with a combined sale value of approximately 195.1 million AED from 46 villas sold, underscoring vibrant demand in villa communities.
- ReSale Apartments and Villas: Although smaller in volume, resale apartments in marquee locations like Dubai Creek Harbour and the Burj Khalifa area
generated nearly 46.2 million AED. Villas in resale projects such as Ghadeer Al Tair and Aura added further liquidity with over 56 million AED in sales combined.
- Plots: The plots segment remains robust, driven by developments in Dubai World Central and Jebel Ali Hills, achieving total sales volume of approximately 164.8 million AED.
The sheer size and value of these plots point to long-term investor confidence and the appeal of land banking in Dubai’s expanding outskirts.
The diversity of property types and geographic coverage of sales suggest a well-balanced market. The data points to a healthy appetite across primary new developments and secondary market opportunities alike.
New Projects
Dubai’s property market remains vibrant with a slate of new development launches continuing to fill the pipeline for the coming years. Recent launches include:
- Vida Residences Club Point - Building A (Launched 20/09/24, Handover 28/02/29): An upscale residential community promising modern, lifestyle-centric living.
- Porto View and Pier Point Towers 1 & 2 (Launched 18/09/24, Handover 31/10/28): These waterfront developments are poised to attract buyers looking for scenic views and luxury amenities.
- Luminar Tower 2 (Launched 16/09/24, Handover 27/10/26): Targeted at professionals and families, it offers mid-term ownership prospects with relatively earlier handover dates.
- Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz (Launched 06/09/24, Handover 14/06/26): A beachfront project catering to premium lifestyle buyers.
- Ashton Park Residences - The Second (Launched 26/08/24, Handover 31/12/25): A family-friendly low-rise development integrating community living and leisure.
- Cove Edition Residence 1 By Imtiaz (Launched 19/08/24, Handover 25/08/26): Emphasizes coastal luxury living with high design standards.
- AZIZI VENICE 11 and Ocean Pearl by SD - 2 (Launched August 2024, Handover 2027): Both projects introduce contemporary residences with timely completion horizons.
Such a diverse range of upcoming projects underlines developer confidence in Dubai’s market fundamentals. The staggered handover schedules up to late 2029 ensure a steady supply of new inventory, offering choices for investors and end-users seeking different price points and locations.
Overall Market Review
In summary, Thursday, 9 April 2026, was marked by a total of 736 transactions and a staggering sales value of 2.4 billion AED, emphasizing Dubai’s position as a leading real estate destination globally.
The market showed strong dynamism, dominated by primary market sales of apartments and villas, while significant resale transactions reaffirmed the secondary market’s vitality. Luxury properties, with prices surpassing 10 million AED, continued to make headlines, reflecting demand at the ultra-premium end from international and domestic buyers alike.
The active sales in marquee projects like The Mirage At Sobha Central, Creek Bay Tower B, and Al Yelayiss villas add further depth and confidence to the market. Strong plot sales also illustrate the long-term investor appetite in Dubai’s growth corridors.
Looking ahead, the diverse pipeline of new developments spanning beachfront residences, luxury towers, and family-oriented communities ensures that Dubai’s real estate market remains vibrant and investor-friendly.
For investors, homebuyers, and developers alike, the data from this day reinforces that Dubai’s property market embodies both stability and opportunity, anchored by strong fundamentals and a broad spectrum of buyer interests.