Dubai Property Market Daily Sales Overview — Wednesday, 11 March 2026
Total Sales Value and Volume
The Dubai property market witnessed robust activity on Wednesday, 11 March 2026, with a total of
690 transactions concluded, reflecting strong demand and confidence in the real estate sector.
These transactions collectively generated an impressive total sales value of 2.5 billion AED.
This volume and value underscore Dubai’s enduring appeal as a global real estate hub, attracting a diverse
spectrum of buyers ranging from end-users to investors capitalizing on the city's expanding economy and
visionary infrastructure projects.
The transaction volume suggests a vibrant market with steady liquidity, indicating that both primary (developer-led)
and resale segments remain active. Meanwhile, the total sales figure, crossing the 2.5 billion AED mark,
signals a strong appetite particularly for high-value assets and large-scale developments. This balance between
quantity and quality of transactions often marks a healthy real estate environment conducive to sustainable price
appreciation and investor confidence.
The Most Prominent Transactions
Among the most prominent transactions, several projects and regions stood out, highlighting key trends in Dubai’s
property dynamics. Notably, the MeAisem Second area experienced significant developer-led villa sales
with multiple ultra-luxury villas changing hands, emphasizing Dubai’s expanding suburban luxury villa demand.
Projects such as Al Yelayiss 5 and Al Yelayiss 1 also recorded substantial villa sales,
demonstrating the continuous appetite for high-end homes in well-planned communities.
On the apartment side, Bukadra led with 36 units sold, followed by solid sales figures from projects like
Hadley Heights 2, Kensington Gardens, Lia, and Sierra By Iman.
These transactions predominantly in the primary market suggest strong interest in newly launched residences, signaling
developers’ effective positioning of their products to match current buyer preferences.
Furthermore, resale apartments such as those in Ocean Point - Building 1 and Binghatti Phoenix
maintained healthy trading volumes, which reaffirm the dynamic nature of Dubai’s secondary property market – a critical
liquidity enhancer for buyers wanting immediate possession.
The Most Expensive Properties Sold
Luxury assets took center stage today, with several remarkable transactions surpassing 10 million AED. The crown jewel
was a sprawling plot of land in Wadi Al Safa 3 sold for a staggering 63.5 million AED,
covering an expansive 30,139 sqft. This resale transaction illustrates the high value attributed to prime
land parcels, serving as a key indicator of future upscale development potential in Dubai’s evolving urban landscape.
Equally notable was a massive plot in Al Goze First sold on the primary market for 59.4 million AED,
comprising an extraordinary 277,876 sqft. This signals developer confidence in large-scale ground-up projects
with potential to cater to various segments, from luxury residential estates to mixed-use developments.
On the apartment front, a luxurious unit on Palm Jumeirah changed hands for 53.2 million AED
covering 9,484 sqft. This transaction highlights the island’s sustained exclusivity and allure for high-net-worth
individuals seeking prestigious waterfront living.
Significant luxury villa sales were concentrated in MeAisem Second where multiple villas ranging from approximately
27.5 to 29.1 million AED exchanged hands. These high-value deals reinforced the region’s status as a premier villa destination
with expansive plots averaging around 14,600 sqft. Additionally, a resale plot in Madinat Al Mataar fetched 35.5 million AED,
demonstrating strong demand for premium land even outside traditional luxury enclaves.
Sale Summary
The sale summary for today underscores a healthy bifurcation between the primary market led by visionary developers and an active resale segment catering to a wide spectrum of buyers.
A remarkable 36 apartments were sold in the Bukadra project, contributing 77.7 million AED to the total sales – evidence of strong demand for mid- to high-end apartment living.
Other prominent apartment projects included Hadley Heights 2 with 19 sales at 24.2 million AED, Kensington Gardens with 15 sales for 15.4 million AED, and Lia delivering 14 units worth 37.1 million AED. This segmentation shows balanced sales across varied price points and projects, likely appealing to both investor-buyers and end-users.
Villas continued to dominate in volume and value, with Al Yelayiss 5 contributing an impressive 217.3 million AED over 26 units, and MeAisem Second posting a standout 356.1 million AED from 15 villas alone. The scale of these transactions highlights Dubai’s robust premium villa demand as buyers increasingly seek space, privacy, and community amenities.
Resale villas made noteworthy contributions, including a landmark transaction in The World project, where a single villa sold for an extraordinary 220 million AED. This deal reinforced Dubai's ability to attract ultra-high-net-worth buyers seeking unique and exclusive properties.
The plot market also demonstrated strength with sales in areas such as Jebel Ali Hills and Muhaisanah Third. High-value plots in Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum District 11 and Al Goze First further cemented investor interest in land banking and speculative development opportunities.
New Projects
Dubai’s property engine is further fueled by an exciting array of newly launched projects that continue to inject fresh supply across multiple segments and locations. The trend of ongoing development signals market optimism and the city’s commitment to sustainable urban growth.
Of particular interest is the Vida Residences Club Point - Building A, launched in September 2024 with a scheduled handover in February 2029, demonstrating developers’ long-term vision targeting premium residential experiences.
Other remarkable launches include Porto View and the twin Pier Point 1 and 2, all launched in September 2024 with handover dates set in late 2028, suggesting a steady pipeline of new homes to meet growing demand.
The market also benefits from dynamic vertical projects such as Luminar Tower 2, set for handover in late 2026, and the Beach Walk Residences 3 by Imtiaz with an upcoming June 2026 delivery. These appeal to buyers seeking modern urban living close to Dubai’s iconic waterfront and leisure destinations.
Additionally, projects like Ashton Park Residences - The Second, Cove Edition Residence 1 by Imtiaz, and AZIZI VENICE 11 launched between August and September 2024, highlight diversity in Dubai’s portfolio targeting both villa and apartment buyers. Meanwhile, the Ocean Pearl by SD - 2, available since August 2024 with a March 2027 handover, continues to attract interest in upscale waterfront living.
Overall Market Review
In summary, Dubai’s property market on 11 March 2026 demonstrated a robust and balanced ecosystem with
690 transactions generating a cumulative value of 2.5 billion AED. The market thrives on a healthy combination of luxury asset sales,
vibrant primary market launches, and strong resale activity, bolstered by developments spanning plots, apartments, and villas.
Mega-transactions, such as the landmark 63.5 million AED Wadi Al Safa resale plot and the extraordinary 220 million AED resale villa in The World project,
emphasize Dubai’s enduring magnetism for the ultra-wealthy and institutional investors alike. Meanwhile, healthy volumes in projects like MeAisem Second (15 villas, 356.1 million AED)
and Al Yelayiss 5 (26 villas, 217.3 million AED) highlight the strength of luxury suburban villa demand.
The range of new projects launched in the past two years ensures a diverse and substantial pipeline, supporting Dubai’s ambitious growth trajectory. Collectively, these insights underline Dubai’s position as a resilient, innovative, and highly desirable real estate market on the global stage.