Dubai Real Estate Weekly Market Analysis 03-Nov-2025

The total real estate transactions in Dubai for Week 44 was AED 9.95 billion and 5,225 transactions. Off-plan contributed 63.7% or 6.34 billion, while Ready properties contributed 36.3% or 3.61 billion.

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In week 44, the total trading reached AED 9.95 billion across 5,225 transactions. ~0.5% dip in value and 7.0% increase in number of transactions from last week’s numbers. Off-plan contributed AED 6.34 billion (63.7%), while Ready accounted for AED 3.61 billion (36.3%).

Category

Off-Plan (AED millions)

Ready (AED millions)

Flat

5,146.8

2,332.6

Villa

908.4

711.2

Hotel Apt. & Rooms

21.0

224.6

Commercials

265.1

339.8

Total

6,341.3

3,608.2

Off-Plan Market Performance

Total Value: AED 6.34 billion (63.7% of Weekly Total)

Category

Value (AED billions)

% of Off-Plan

Flat

5.15

81.2%

Villa

0.91

14.3%

Hotel Apt. & Rooms

0.02

0.3%

Commercials

0.27

4.2%

Off-plan activity this week was overwhelmingly driven by flats, which made up just over four-fifths of all off-plan value. Villas were the clear second pillar at 14%, reflecting continued appetite for villa communities.

Top Performing Off-Plan Areas

Area

Value (AED millions)

Palm Deira

448.4

Nad Al Shiba First

384.0

Business Bay

356.1

Al Yufrah 1

275.8

Jumeirah Village Circle

267.3

Palm Deira and Nad Al Shiba First together cleared more than AED 800 million in off-plan value, signalling intense absorption in large-scale masterplan launches. JVC continue to act as volume engines for investors targeting mid-ticket stock with rental yield stories.

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Ready Market Performance

Total Value: AED 3.61 billion (36.3% of Weekly Total)

Category

Value (AED billion)

% of Ready

Flat

2.33

64.6%

Villa

0.71

19.7%

Hotel Apt. & Rooms

0.22

6.2%

Commercials

0.34

9.4%

Ready trading is still led by flats, which drove nearly two-thirds of all ready value this week. Villas remain strong at just under 20% of total ready activity, showing continued owner-occupier and upgrader demand for established villa communities.

Top Performing Ready Areas

Area

Value (AED millions)

Business Bay

452.5

Burj Khalifa

295.5

Jumeirah Lakes Towers

191.3

Jumeirah Village Circle

188.3

Dubai Creek Harbour

170.7

The ready market remains highly concentrated in core high-rise investment districts. Business Bay, Downtown (Burj Khalifa), and JLT alone accounted for well over AED 900 million in secondary activity, reinforcing central Dubai towers as highly liquid assets. JVC’s presence in both off-plan and ready tables shows it is a dual-market hub for investors: pre-handover and immediate rental stock.

On the micro level

Below is the sales distribution based on the number of bedrooms

Weekly Comparison

Metric

Last Week

This Week

Change

Total Volume

AED 10.00 bn

AED 9.95 bn

−0.5%

Number of Transactions

4,882

5,225

+7.0%

Market Insights & Outlook

This was a liquidity-driven week. Headline value was slightly lower, but total deals were higher. That usually means the market is not slowing, it’s broadening. Activity is spreading into mid-ticket and yield-led communities rather than only chasing ultra-prime.

Off-Plan is still the main engine at 63.7% of total value, with flats alone representing 81.2% of that segment. Ready deals remain dominated by high-rise apartments in Business Bay, Downtown, JLT, Marina, and JVC, confirming that investors are still comfortable recycling capital into dense rental stock.

Data Source: Dubai Land Department

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