Dubai Daily Property Market Sales Overview - Tuesday, 10 February 2026
Total Sales Value and Volume
On Tuesday, 10 February 2026, the Dubai property market recorded a
robust transaction volume, with a total of 957 transactions completed across
the city. The cumulative value of these sales reached an impressive 3.2 billion AED.
This level of both sales volume and value reflects a strong buyer confidence and sustained interest
in Dubai’s dynamic real estate landscape. The transaction volume near the 1,000 mark indicates a healthy,
liquid market with diverse activity spanning residential, commercial, and land plot sales. Meanwhile,
the 3.2 billion AED total sales value showcases significant capital inflows, highlighting Dubai’s
attractiveness for both individual and institutional investors.
This combination of high volume and substantial value suggests a balance between affordable and high-end purchases,
maintaining Dubai's appeal across market segments. Market participants should interpret these figures as
evidence of continuing momentum in Dubai’s property sector, which could forecast further growth and investment
opportunities as we proceed through 2026.
The Most Prominent Transactions
Among today’s notable transactions, the primary market activity, particularly in the Warsan Fourth region,
dominated the landscape. Multiple large-scale plot sales from developers took center stage, underscoring
an upward trend in land acquisition for future residential and commercial projects.
Projects such as Greencrest Tower and Al Yelayiss 1 also saw significant unit movement,
with 30 apartments sold in the former totaling 66 million AED and 69 villas sold in the latter at over 240 million AED
in total volume. This indicates strong buyer interest in ready-to-build or just-launched developments in established and
accessible areas.
On the resale market, iconic locations like Palm Jumeirah continued to attract buyers for luxury villas,
emphasizing the ongoing demand for premium lifestyle residences. The high-value resale villa in Palm Jumeirah, sold for
56.5 million AED, confirms the continued appeal of exclusive communities offering scenic waterfront living combined
with privacy and luxury amenities.
Additionally, significant activity in plots within International City Phase 2, with 76 plots sold worth over 806 million AED,
indicates a strong speculative or development-driven interest in emerging urban zones. The prominence of these developments
points toward an ongoing diversification strategy amongst investors seeking future growth corridors in Dubai.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold
Luxury property sales (defined as transactions exceeding 10 million AED) today highlight the spectrum of high-net-worth
investment taking place across Dubai. The most expensive property was a massive 1,251,210 sqft plot in Warsan Fourth,
sold on the primary market for a staggering 56.6 million AED. Notably, this plot sale leads a series of high-value
land deals in the same region, including several plots each transacting above 40 million AED.
The Palm Jumeirah villa, commanding 56.5 million AED on the resale market, remains
symbolic of Dubai’s ultra-luxury segment, attracting discerning buyers drawn to exclusive waterfront properties.
Villas with such commanding price tags typically come with sophisticated finishes, expansive indoor-outdoor spaces,
and access to prestigious leisure facilities.
Other noteworthy luxury sales include a 49.6 million AED apartment in Jumeirah First and a commercial
space in Al Merkadh that changed hands for 45.8 million AED. These figures underscore the thriving demand not only for large
residential estates but also for high-end commercial properties within Dubai’s prime districts.
The clustering of luxury land sales in Warsan Fourth suggests the area is rapidly emerging as a significant new hotspot
for developers targeting mega projects. These premium transactions could trigger further price escalations in the region
as supply constraints and demand converge.
Sale Summary
Delving deeper into property types and projects, the primary market featured robust sales across apartments and villas.
Apartment sales were diversified, with 36 units (52.5 million AED) sold in one unnamed project,
while Greencrest Tower led with 30 apartments sold worth 66 million AED. Other projects such as
Ritaj A, Sierra By Iman, and Taiyo Residences collectively contributed solid volumes,
reflective of steady demand in mid-tier new developments.
Villa sales were particularly strong with Al Yelayiss 1 marking an outstanding 69 units sold,
totaling 240.8 million AED. This highlights a market preference or growing trend towards larger estate-type homes,
possibly driven by lifestyle shifts post-pandemic where space and privacy have become paramount.
On the resale front, luxury estates such as Frond D Villas commanded up to 56.5 million AED, demonstrating the
resilience of premium resale assets. Apartments in developments like Canal Front Residences and Laguna Tower
contributed to a dynamic secondary market with reasonable volumes and values.
Plot sales were a prominent driver of daily volume, especially in International City Phase 2 which recorded 76 plot sales
worth over 806 million AED—the largest segment by value for the day. This activity signals strong investor confidence
in the development potential and future urban expansion of this area.
New Projects
Dubai's real estate sector continues to benefit from a healthy pipeline of new projects recently launched, adding to
the inventory and offering fresh investment opportunities:
- Vida Residences Club Point - Building A (Launched: 20/09/24, Handover: 28/02/29) – targeting mid-to-late 2020s delivery, this project couples lifestyle and resort-inspired living.
- Porto View, Pier Point 1, and Pier Point 2 (Launched: 18/09/24, Handover: 31/10/28) – these offerings in waterfront or prime locations are expected to appeal to both investors and end-users seeking long-term value.
- Luminar Tower 2 (Launched: 16/09/24, Handover: 27/10/26) and Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz (Launched: 06/09/24, Handover: 14/06/26) – mid-cycle delivery projects that cater to buyers looking for premium accommodation with modern amenities.
- Ashton Park Residences - The Second (Launched: 26/08/24, Handover: 31/12/25) and Cove Edition Residence 1 By Imtiaz (Launched: 19/08/24, Handover: 25/08/26) – enhancing the mid-market residential spectrum with lifestyle-driven design.
- AZIZI VENICE 11 and Ocean Pearl by SD - 2 (Launched: August 2024, Handover 2026-2027) – continue to diversify Dubai’s luxury and waterfront inventory with sophisticated urban living options.
These project launches indicate that Dubai developers maintain a long-term perspective on market demand and dynamics,
balancing immediate sales with phased handovers over multiple years. Buyers can expect a steady influx of new supply that
caters to various segments, spanning affordable apartments to luxury residences and innovative commercial offerings.
Overall Review
The property market in Dubai on 10 February 2026 delivered an exceptionally active day, with a total of
957 transactions and a combined sales value of 3.2 billion AED. Primary market plots in Warsan
Fourth dominated the high-value sales segment with multiple transactions exceeding 40 million AED, signaling strategic land
consolidation by developers anticipating significant urban development in coming years.
Villas and apartments across both primary and resale markets continue to attract buyers. The strong villa sales at projects
like Al Yelayiss 1 (69 units, 240.8 million AED) suggest a marked preference for larger family homes, while resale activity,
such as the 56.5 million AED villa on Palm Jumeirah, confirms Dubai's sustained premium segment demand.
Plot sales in International City Phase 2 also stand out, recording 76 sales worth over 806 million AED, representing a substantial
proportion of the day's total value and pointing to emerging acquisition strategies and investor confidence in newer districts.
The launch of multiple new projects with staggered delivery timelines through 2029 ensures that Dubai’s market supply will remain
diverse and well-positioned to meet the evolving preferences of both residents and investors.
In summary, the market’s vibrancy as reflected in today’s high transaction numbers and significant total value, coupled with notable
luxury property sales and strategic plot acquisitions, highlights Dubai’s ongoing resilience and attractiveness as a global real estate hub.