Dubai Property Market Sales Overview – Tuesday, 10 March 2026
Total Sales Value and Volume
On Tuesday, 10 March 2026, Dubai's property market demonstrated robust activity with a total of
934 transactions recorded across various segments. The combined worth of these sales reached an impressive
2.5 billion AED, signaling a sustained investor confidence in the emirate's real estate sector.
This volume and sales value underscore Dubai’s continued attractiveness to both end-users and investors alike. Compared to historical averages, the high transaction count reveals an active marketplace with a diverse range of properties being exchanged, from luxurious villas to primary market apartments.
The 2.5 billion AED turnover within a single day highlights the liquidity available within Dubai’s real estate and affirms its position as a key global property investment hub. Such dynamic transaction activity plays a significant role in helping gauge market sentiments and potential short-term price movements.
The Most Prominent Transitions
Delving into the specific transactions, the market on this day showed a mix of both primary market sales and re-sale activities across apartments, villas, and plots. Notably, the primary market dominated in terms of volume and value, highlighting developer confidence and the ongoing demand for new builds.
Among primary market offerings, apartments from projects like Majan led the pack with 219 units sold totaling 147.6 million AED. This indicates a strong appetite for ready-to-move-in or near-completion apartment options, perfect for end-users and investors seeking rental yield.
Villas also maintained their allure, especially within prestigious communities. The Al Yelayiss 5 and Al Yelayiss 1 projects collectively recorded 80 villa sales worth over 459.7 million AED. Such figures are a testament to sustained demand for spacious living options and luxury lifestyles, possibly driven by UAE nationals and affluent expatriates.
Primary market villa sales in MeAisem Second and Palm Jabal Ali also contributed significantly, emphasizing the continued preference for villa ownership in emerging and master-planned communities.
On the resale side, despite a lower overall volume, there were notable transactions such as plots in Um Suqaim First fetchings sales over 256 million AED in just two deals, revealing an undercurrent of premium land acquisitions.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold
This day’s luxury segment, defined by properties sold above 10 million AED, showcased some remarkable transactions reflecting Dubai’s thriving high-net-worth property market.
| Region |
Property Type |
Sale Value (AED) |
Property Size (SQFT) |
Sale Stage |
| Jumeirah First |
Plot |
68.7M |
32,701 |
ReSale |
| Wadi Al Safa 3 |
Villa |
38.5M |
13,184 |
ReSale |
| Palm Jabal Ali |
Villa |
28.5M |
7,374 |
Primary Market (By developer) |
| MeAisem Second |
Villa |
28.5M |
18,801 |
Primary Market (By developer) |
| Palm Jabal Ali |
Villa |
27.7M |
7,550 |
Primary Market (By developer) |
| MeAisem Second |
Villa |
27.3M |
14,737 |
Primary Market (By developer) |
| MeAisem Second |
Villa |
27.2M |
14,666 |
Primary Market (By developer) |
| Palm Jabal Ali |
Villa |
26.9M |
7,374 |
Primary Market (By developer) |
| MeAisem Second |
Villa |
21.1M |
10,333 |
Primary Market (By developer) |
| Ghadeer Al Tair |
Villa |
19M |
8,439 |
ReSale |
Leading the luxury sales was a sizeable plot in Jumeirah First sold at 68.7 million AED spanning a massive 32,701 sqft. This underlines high investor belief in strategic land parcels within mature and sought-after districts, especially for future luxury developments or private estates.
Villas in Wadi Al Safa 3 and Ghadeer Al Tair fetched prices ranging from 19 million AED to 38.5 million AED on resale, demonstrating the strong demand amongst luxury buyers for established neighborhoods offering exclusivity and privacy.
Palm Jabal Ali and MeAisem Second dominated the primary market villa sales, consistently transacting properties in the 20–30 million AED band. These upscale villas vary in size from approximately 7,300 to 18,800 sqft, highlighting the preference for spacious, high-quality residences in emerging master-planned communities with modern amenities.
Sale Summary
The breakdown by property type and project elaborates on the broad market dynamics:
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Primary Market Apartments remain a volume driver. Projects like Majan with 219 units sold (147.6M AED), and Bukadra with 36 units (74.6M AED), illustrate strong demand for affordable, high-density housing stock. Other notable apartment projects such as Hado By Beyond Tower C and Windsor House II also reveal solid investor or end-user uptake.
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Primary Market Villas displayed some of the largest monetary values, especially in communities like Al Yelayiss 5 and MeAisem Second, where high-value sales (over 118M AED in MeAisem Second alone) underscore the continued demand for luxury villa ownership.
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ReSale Segment contributed meaningfully, particularly in apartments and villas, though at smaller volumes. Significantly, a resale villa in Al Barari commanded 38.5 million AED, reinforcing the desirability of prestigious established communities.
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PlotsUm Suqaim First totaling over 256 million AED, and a high-value plot in La Mer at 68.7 million AED. This indicates underlying land scarcity and premium valuation for prime land holdings.
New Projects
Dubai’s real estate pipeline continues to expand with several new projects launched in the past year, each targeting various buyer segments and offering diverse handover timelines:
| Project Name |
Launch Date |
Expected Handover Date |
| Vida Residences Club Point - Building A |
20/09/24 |
28/02/29 |
| Porto View |
18/09/24 |
31/10/28 |
| Pier Point 2 |
18/09/24 |
31/10/28 |
| Pier Point 1 |
18/09/24 |
31/10/28 |
| Luminar Tower 2 |
16/09/24 |
27/10/26 |
| Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz |
06/09/24 |
14/06/26 |
| Ashton Park Residences - The Second |
26/08/24 |
31/12/25 |
| Cove Edition Residence 1 By Imtiaz |
19/08/24 |
25/08/26 |
| AZIZI VENICE 11 |
14/08/24 |
30/08/27 |
| Ocean Pearl by SD - 2 |
13/08/24 |
31/03/27 |
These projects represent a blend of luxury and mid-tier residential options, with handover dates ranging from late 2025 to early 2029. Their presence in the market assures diversity in investor and buyer choices with timelines suitable for both quick possession and long-term investment planning.
Noteworthy is the strong activity from developers such as Imtiaz and Azizi, who continue to push forward with premium residential offerings in prime locations. The diversity in both apartment towers and villa developments indicates a balanced market catering to varied buyer aspirations.
Overall Review
In summary, Dubai’s property market on 10 March 2026 showcased a thriving ecosystem characterized by 934 transactions with cumulative sales worth a substantial 2.5 billion AED. The data signals a healthy market momentum driven by both primary market sales, particularly in apartments and villas, and high-value resale plots and villas.
The prominence of luxury property transactions — with several villas and plots sold over 20 million AED and a standout plot in Jumeirah First at 68.7 million AED — reaffirms Dubai’s appeal amongst premium buyers. Meanwhile, the heavy volume of apartment sales in projects like Majan points to sustained demand from investors and end-users seeking accessible housing options.
New project launches continue to expand the market offering, with handover schedules complementing the current sales cycle and providing an extended pipeline to meet the city’s growing residential needs. Collectively, these factors highlight a multifaceted property market supporting a dynamic range of stakeholders, from high-net-worth individuals to middle-income end-users.
As Dubai continues its evolution as a global real estate hub, this daily sales snapshot emphasizes investor optimism, developer vitality, and consumer confidence prevailing in the market—key signals for sustained growth and resilience in the property sector throughout 2026.