Dubai, February 10, 2026 — Dubai’s property market recorded one of its strongest capital inflows this month as both off-plan launches and secondary market transactions accelerated.
Market estimates indicate approximately 5,870 property-related transactions today, including residential sales, off-plan purchases, bulk transfers, and mortgage registrations. Total daily transaction value reached AED 9.14 billion, up around 18% compared to recent averages.
Key Highlights
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Investment-driven buyers accounted for 66% of total activity
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Properties above AED 3 million saw a 24% increase in volume
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Off-plan sales represented 59% of transactions
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Cash purchases made up 52% of deals
Top Performing Areas
Capital concentrated in:
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Palm Jumeirah (luxury waterfront assets)
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Dubai Hills Estate
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Meydan
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Business Bay
Palm Jumeirah recorded multiple transactions exceeding AED 50 million, reinforcing luxury market strength.
Rental & Yield Indicators
Since the start of 2026:
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Residential rents in prime areas have risen approximately 8.9%
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Average long-term rental yields range between 7% and 8.6%
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Selected short-term rental assets exceed 10% annualized cash returns
Analysts suggest Dubai has firmly entered a high-net-worth capital-driven cycle, with premium assets attracting accelerated investment flows.