Dubai, January 25, 2026 — Dubai’s property market recorded AED 24.24 billion (~USD 6.6 billion) in transactions last week (January 19–23), reflecting robust activity and investor confidence, according to recent data from the Dubai Land Department.

Sales dominated the figures, contributing roughly AED 18.39 billion across 4,316 deals, spanning residential properties, branded residences, and commercial units. Notable high-value transactions included a Bvlgari Lighthouse Dubai luxury apartment sold for AED 80 million, and Lumena by Omniyat office units in Business Bay fetching AED 53 million and AED 52.7 million, respectively.

Mortgage transactions during the same period amounted to about AED 4.99 billion, while gift transactions totaled approximately AED 862 million, underscoring the role of structured financing and inter-generational asset planning in market dynamics.

In parallel, Dubai’s First-Time Home Buyer Programme has helped around 2,000 residents purchase their first homes within six months, generating around AED 3.25 billion (~USD 885 million) in sales — a significant boost for entry-level demand.

Market analysts note that Dubai’s regulatory stability, long-term residency incentives, and continued demand in both high-end and mainstream segments are key drivers supporting market resilience and sustained investor interest.