Dubai Real Estate Reports & Market Insights
Stay informed with the latest Dubai real estate market reports, property data, price trends, transaction activity, and supply insights. Explore monthly, quarterly, and annual reports covering key developments across Dubai's residential and commercial property markets. Our reports bring together market data and analysis to help buyers, sellers, investors, landlords, and industry professionals better understand how Dubai's property market is changing.
111Reports published
7Years covered
2020
- Monthly Market ReportsDecember 2020Despite a year shaped by COVID-19 restrictions, December activity surged year on year: apartment, villa and commercial volume rose 30% to 3,467 sales and value rose 21% to AED 5.40 billion. The recovery was volume-led on softer pricing. Apartments, the market'sRead
- Monthly Market ReportsNovember 2020On the apartment, villa and commercial basis, both volume and value fell 21% year on year, leaving November 2020 well short of its pre-pandemic 2019 comparison. Apartments drove the decline: 2,659 sales (down 24%, or 839 fewer deals) and AED 3.21Read
- Monthly Market ReportsOctober 2020Overall activity came to 3,322 deals worth AED 6.78 billion; measured on the apartment/villa/commercial basis, volume dropped 27% and value 17% year on year, still carrying the scars of the COVID-19 disruption. Apartments led the downturn — 2,074 deals (down 30%),Read
- Monthly Market ReportsSeptember 2020Combined apartment, villa and commercial volume dipped just 2% to 3,547 deals while value rose 6% to AED 5.54 billion — a resilient month for a pandemic year. Apartments were the only segment to fall, with volume down 13% to 2,276Read
- Monthly Market ReportsAugust 2020Volumes recovered strongly even under the pandemic's shadow: 2,449 transactions overall, and the core apartment, villa and commercial segments up +10% to 2,275 deals — the strongest August in each since 2017. Pricing was the trade-off, with the median rate fallingRead
- Monthly Market ReportsJuly 2020COVID-19 restrictions set the tone: apartment, villa and commercial volume and value each fell 40% year on year, to 2,140 deals worth AED 3.43 billion. Apartments led the decline, marking the lowest July volume (1,561) and lowest July price per squareRead
- Monthly Market ReportsJune 2020COVID-19 movement restrictions shaped June 2020: with in-person activity curtailed, AVC volume fell -17% and value fell harder at -26%, to AED 3.42 billion. Apartments led the decline, down -16% on volume and -28% on value, and set the lowest JuneRead
- Monthly Market ReportsMay 2020May 2020 fell in the acute phase of the UAE's COVID-19 restrictions; apartment-villa-commercial volume dropped 57% year on year to 1,326 deals as in-person activity was largely halted. Apartments led the decline in absolute terms — 1,250 deals fewer than MayRead
- Monthly Market ReportsApril 2020COVID-19 movement restrictions froze face-to-face activity: apartment, villa and commercial volume dropped 35% and value 43% year-on-year. Apartments led the absolute decline — 607 deals fewer than the prior April and the lowest April volume in the 7-year series. Even as volumesRead
- Monthly Market ReportsMarch 2020Despite COVID-19 restrictions, the all-property market still logged AED 6.88 billion across 3,021 deals, and on the apartment-villa-commercial basis value rose +14% even as volume fell -3%. Apartments were the sole category to grow — 2,274 deals (+2%), the highest MarchRead
- Monthly Market ReportsFebruary 2020February 2020 was the last full month before the UAE’s movement restrictions, and sales ran hot: 4,159 transactions worth AED 9.21 billion, with apartment, villa and commercial volume up 45% year on year. Apartments powered the gains, posting 3,062 deals —Read
- Monthly Market ReportsJanuary 2020Apartments were the only growth story: 2,003 deals (+15%) and AED 2.29 billion (+7%), the sole category higher on either volume or value. The month’s gains rode on cheaper stock - apartment and villa per-foot rates each reached their lowest JanuaryRead
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