Dubai Real Estate begins the week’s trading with transactions of 4.94 billion dirhams

The real estate market in Dubai began the new week’s trading with clear activity, with strong movements recorded in the sector, which reflects investor confidence and continued momentum in the market amid positive investment trends, ignoring tensions in the region. The real estate market in the emirate continued its strong start during April transactions, as real estate transactions today amounted to more than 4.94 billion dirhams, with sales exceeding 3.55 billion dirhams. According to data from the “Dubai Rest” application, affiliated with the Dubai Land Department, sales recorded more than 3.55 billion dirhams, after implementing 909 deals, distributed as 799 sales of residential units, 42 sales of buildings, and 68 sales of lands.
Ready real estate sales amounted to about 1.33 billion dirhams, through the implementation of 233 deals, divided into 142 sales of residential units, 23 sales of buildings, and 68 sales of lands, while off-plan real estate sales amounted to about 2.22 billion dirhams, through 676 deals, divided into 657 sales of residential units, and 19 sales of buildings.
Real estate mortgages recorded 283 transactions worth 980.95 million dirhams, distributed as 188 transactions for residential units, 30 transactions for buildings, and 65 transactions for land.
The value of the donations amounted to about 415.37 million dirhams, through 169 transactions, divided into 157 transactions for residential units, one transaction for a building, and 11 transactions for land. Thus, real estate sales accounted for 71.86% of the total value of registered transactions, while mortgages accounted for 19.85%, and gifts accounted for 8.4%.

Since the beginning of this April, real estate sales have recorded about 31.72 billion dirhams, while the total real estate transactions in the emirate amounted to 45.16 billion dirhams.
It is noteworthy that the real estate market in Dubai ended the first quarter of this year with record results, as sales jumped by 23.85% on an annual basis, reaching more than 175.88 billion dirhams, compared to 142 billion dirhams in the same period in 2025.