Property supply record
Price follows supply. This is what is due, year by year, and the communities absorbing most of it.
Units due, by year
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
5,532
2031
684
2032
| Year | Units due |
|---|---|
| 2026 | 66,829 |
| 2027 | 124,622 |
| 2028 | 118,726 |
| 2029 | 68,397 |
| 2030 | 39,683 |
| 2031 | 5,532 |
| 2032 | 684 |
Just delivered
| Project | Developer | Units | Handed over |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luce | Taraf Development | 38 | |
| Altai Tower | Tiger | 239 | |
| Lucky Royale Residence | Lucky Aeon | 147 | |
| Arabian Ranches Lll - Anya 2 | Emaar | 362 | |
| Arabian Ranches Lll - Anya | Emaar | 492 | |
| Fern | Meraas | 214 | |
| Helvetia Residences | DHG | 432 | |
| Lilium Tower | Tiger | 266 | |
| Binghatti Grove | Binghatti | 404 | |
| Vitality Residence | Segrex | 170 |
Where it is landing
The 96 communities with supply still to come. The feed names them without unit counts, so this is the list rather than a ranking.
- Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC)
- Dubai South
- Business Bay
- Dubai Land Residence Complex
- Dubai Islands
- Al Yelayiss 1
- Al Hebiah Fifth
- Al Furjan
- Motor City
- Dubai Maritime City
- City of Arabia
- Dubai Marina
- JLT - Jumeirah Lake Towers
- Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT)
- Dubai Investment Park Second
- Wadi Al Safa 5
- Bukadra
- Meydan
- Majan
- Arjan
- Al Yufrah 1
- Dubai Sports City
- Dubai Science Park
- Dubai Production City (IMPZ)
- Dubai Hills Estate
- Dubai Creek Harbour
- Al Jaddaf
- Downtown Jebel Ali
- Dubai Investment Park First
- Emaar South
- International City
- Wadi al Safa 3
- Downtown Dubai
- Damac Hills 2
- Sheikh Zayed Road
- Al Satwa
- Town Square
- Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO)
- Ras Al Khor
- Al Wasl
- Mohammed Bin Rashid City
- Wadi Al Safa 2
- Wadi Al Safa 4
- Dubai Industrial City
- Nad Al Sheba
- Damac Hills Dubai
- Wadi Al Safa 7
- Mina Rashid
- Expo City
- Jumeirah Islands
- Palm Jumeirah
- Jebel Ali
- Dubai Studio City
- World Trade Centre
- Zabeel
- Al Sufouh
- Me Aisem Second
- Palm Jebel Ali
- Madinat Hind 4
- Dubai Design District
- The World Islands
- Al Kifaf (Not In Use)
- The Heights
- Al Barsha
- Academic City
- Al Barari
- Jumeirah Golf Estates (JGE)
- Nad Al Shiba First
- Villanova
- Umm Suqeim
- District One West
- Dubai Harbour
- Rashid Yachts & Marina
- Zaabeel 2
- District One
- Sobha Hartland
- Jebel Ali First
- Al Mina
- Jumeirah Second
- Tilal Al Ghaf
- Greenwood
- Deira
- Dubai Internet City
- Arabian Ranches 2
- Al Kifaf
- La Mer
- Mirdif
- Dubai Golf CIty
- Dubai Health Care City
- Barsha Heights
- Dubai Industrial Park
- Jumeirah Garden City
- Nad Al Hammar
- Jumeirah Bay Island
- Al Merkadh
- Culture Village
Property supply record
Like other assets, real estate also depends on the law of supply and demand. When the demand for property is high, but the property is scarce, prices go up, and it becomes a seller's market. When the number of available properties increases to glut the market, prices typically drop, and it becomes a buyer's market.
Supply and demand in real estate are not easy to balance. If the demand goes up suddenly, an example is the Arab Spring, that resulted in moving more investors to Turkey and GCC; then, there is no way to meet that instantly; hence, property prices skyrocket. Understanding this basic economic principle can help consumers decide the best time to buy or sell their properties. The property supply should be studied based on the available stock in each area and the lifestyles offered by that supply.
On this page, you can view all freehold registered projects in the Dubai Land Department, which compose the majority of the real estate market in Dubai.
Buying where supply is tight?
Where little is being delivered, prices hold. A broker can tell you which communities those are right now.