Dubai Breaks Records to Become the Most Visited City on Earth in 2025
Dubai’s real estate market recorded $6 billion (AED21.99 billion) in transactions in a single week, confirming continued strength across the sector. The figures highlight strong buyer confidence and sustained demand across residential and commercial assets.
This level of activity reflects a market operating at scale.
Strong Weekly Performance
During the week, Dubai registered more than 4,300 property sales transactions. Sales formed the largest share of total transaction value, showing active participation from both end-users and investors.
Apartments remained the most traded asset type. Demand was spread across established communities and prime locations, supported by both local and international buyers.
Landmark Palm Jumeirah Sale
One of the standout transactions was an $11 million (AED41 million) apartment sale on Palm Jumeirah. The deal ranked among the highest-value residential transactions of the week.
This sale reinforced Palm Jumeirah’s position as one of Dubai’s most sought-after luxury addresses. Waterfront living and limited supply continue to attract premium pricing.
Mortgage and Gift Transactions
In addition to direct sales, mortgage transactions exceeded $1.3 billion (AED4.68 billion). This shows ongoing support from lenders and stable financing activity.
At the same time, gift transactions totaled around $689 million (AED2.53 billion). These transfers reflect long-term ownership strategies and portfolio restructuring.
What This Indicates
Recording $6 billion in transactions within a single week highlights the depth and liquidity of Dubai’s property market. Activity was not limited to one segment, but spread across price points and asset types.
As a result, Dubai continues to stand out as one of the most active real estate markets globally. The consistency of weekly volumes points to sustained momentum moving forward.
