Dubai Property Market Daily Sales Overview - Thursday, 9 October 2025
Total Sales Value and Volume
On Thursday, 9 October 2025, Dubai's real estate market demonstrated remarkable resilience and sustained momentum with a total transaction volume of 875 units.
These transactions collectively amassed a total sales value of approximately 2.4 billion AED, reflecting the continued investor confidence and robust demand across various sectors.
The volume of 875 transactions is indicative of an active market day, highlighting the steady flow of deals ranging from residential apartments and villas to large plots and commercial properties. The substantial aggregate sales value of 2.4 billion AED underscores not only transactional frequency but also the growing appetite for premium and luxury properties, which significantly influence overall market turnover.
This combination of high volume and significant monetary turnover suggests a balanced market environment where supply and demand are maintaining healthy parity, further bolstered by Dubai's strategic importance as a global real estate hub.
The Most Prominent Transactions
Several transactions stood out today across a diverse range of property types and locations. A key highlight was the strong showing of primary market apartments developed by reputable developers, which accounted for a remarkable 212 sales totaling approximately 415.1 million AED. This segment continues to dominate in terms of volume, driven by new launches and buyer preferences for modern, well-located urban living spaces.
Notably, projects such as Sky Hills Astra Tower A and B contributed 25 apartment sales combined, achieving a total sales volume of approximately 34.7 million AED. Meanwhile, townhouses and villas in emerging neighborhoods like Dubai Investment Park Second recorded significant sales with 23 villas sold, totaling nearly 217.9 million AED, emphasizing the market’s sustained interest in larger family homes and gated community developments.
Resale transactions, especially related to apartments in popular developments like Azizi Riviera 63 and Binghatti Azure, also reflected solid activity, highlighting a steady secondary market appetite. Villas in resale communities such as Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City-District One Phase II showcased considerable luxury segment movements with only two units but commanding a total of 76 million AED.
Furthermore, plot sales retain a strong role in the market dynamics, with 8 plots sold aggregating over 110.3 million AED. This underlines investor interest in land banking and development opportunities particularly in zones like Damac Lagoons - Mykonos and Jebel Ali Hills.
Overall, these prominent transactions illustrate a multi-faceted market where both primary and resale transactions, across apartments, villas, and plots, contribute to an ecosystem rich in opportunities for buy-and-hold investors, end users, and developers alike.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold (Luxury Segment)
Luxury properties, defined here as transactions exceeding 10 million AED, displayed significant activity with several noteworthy deals on Thursday.
The most expensive transaction was a plot in Al Barsha South Fourth, sold at a staggering 71.5 million AED comprising an impressive 59,339 sqft. This resale plot represents prime land acquisition, underscoring developer and high-net-worth individual interest in expansive land parcels for bespoke projects.
Al Merkadh46 million AED (14,098 sqft) and 30 million AED (9,640 sqft) respectively. These sales point to elevated demand in highly exclusive residential enclaves offering privacy and space.
On Palm Jumeirah, villas continued to command significant investor interest, with three villas closing deals ranging from 26.3 million AED to 34.3 million AED. These properties, sized between approximately 6,600 to 7,100 sqft, exemplify the premium sea-facing luxury market that remains a key hallmark of Dubai’s global real estate branding.
Other luxury land transactions include large plots at Dubai Investment Park Second (22 million AED for 131,861 sqft) and Oud Metha (21 million AED for 9,800 sqft), the latter being a rare sale in the primary market directly from developers. This reflects a healthy pipeline of large-scale developments that cater to both commercial and high-end residential uses.
Commercial real estate also made a strong statement with a 19.4 million AED sale at Al Thanyah First, marking developer-led primary market interest in business and mixed-use premises.
All these transactions highlight Dubai’s sustained appeal to luxury buyers and developers eyeing upscale projects or exclusive land acquisitions in highly sought-after neighborhoods.
Sale Summary
The data of the day presents a nuanced picture of Dubai's real estate landscape:
- Primary market apartments
- Specific projects with strong performance included Sky Hills Astra Tower A and B with combined sales volume exceeding 34.7 million AED and Damac Hills - Golf Greens 2 - Tower B, recording 9 apartments with a turnover of 12.8 million AED.
- On the villas front, the primary market recorded robust sales totaling approximately 336.7 million AED across various projects, led by the Dubai Investment Park Second with 23 sales worth 217.9 million AED, showing strong appetite for spacious family estates.
- The resale sector also featured prominently, with notable luxury villa sales such as those in Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum City-District One Phase II bringing in 76 million AED from just two villas, underlining the high value of established luxury communities.
- Plot sales were significant with at least 8 high-value deals totaling over 110 million AED, illustrating sustained investor interest in land for development, especially in high-potential emerging areas.
This diversity across product types and transaction stages (primary and resale) speaks to a maturing market that caters to an expanding spectrum of buyers—from investors and end-users to developers pursuing novel projects.
New Projects
The ongoing introduction of new projects continues to stimulate the market and diversify Dubai’s real estate portfolio. Several noteworthy developments were launched in the last month, contributing to both buyer interest and long-term market growth.
Some key projects include:
- Vida Residences Club Point - Building A (launched 20/09/24) with handover slated for February 2029, hinting at a well-planned luxury residential offering with long-term value appreciation potential.
- Porto View and Pier Point 1 & 2, all launched in mid-September 2024, present exciting waterfront living opportunities targeted at premium buyers and those seeking modern urban lifestyles.
- Luminar Tower 2 and Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz, expected to complete between 2026 and 2027, offer contemporary apartment options supportive of Dubai’s goal to expand its high-quality residential inventory.
- Other projects like Ashton Park Residences - The Second and Cove Edition Residence 1 By Imtiaz reflect developer confidence in mid-market family communities designed for evolving buyer preferences.
- On the luxury front, AZIZI VENICE 11 and Ocean Pearl by SD - 2 launched in August 2024, bringing lifestyle-centric waterfront apartments and villas with expected handovers over the next two to three years.
These continuous launches demonstrate developer commitment to satisfying a broad target market, from affordable family-friendly homes to upscale beachfront and golf course residences.
They also signal Dubai’s strategic intent to maintain its global competitive edge through a rich and diverse property supply tailored to international and local demand.
Overall Market Review
In summary, Dubai’s property market on 9 October 2025 sustained a robust performance marked by a high transaction count of 875 sales and an impressive total turnover of 2.4 billion AED. Across all property segments—from luxurious high-value villas and expansive plots to primary market apartments and resale homes—the data underscores ongoing investor confidence and a balanced mix of demand.
Luxury segment transactions, including the headline-grabbing 71.5 million AED Al Barsha South plot and the multiple multi-million villa sales in Al Merkadh and Palm Jumeirah, indicate Dubai’s undiminished magnetism for premium buyers seeking exclusivity and prime locations.
The prominence of primary market apartments and villas reveals that developers remain integral to market dynamics, supplying new inventory that appeals both to end-users and investors. Meanwhile, active resale markets ensure liquidity and provide additional options with immediate availability, appealing to those keen on swift possession or capitalizing on price shifts.
Looking forward, the pipeline of new projects with staggered handover timelines from 2025 through 2029 ensures Dubai’s real estate market is positioned for steady growth and diversification. The variety in product types and locations will continue to foster a resilient ecosystem that caters to evolving buyer preferences and sustains the emirate’s status as a global real estate capital.