Dubai Real Estate Transactions as Reported on 5th December 2025

On 4 December 2025, the total transacted value in Dubai’s property market reached AED 1.84 billion. Off-plan once again led the market with AED 1.15 billion (62.4%), while ready properties contributed AED 693.9 million (37.6%).
Category Off-Plan (AED millions) Ready (AED millions)
Flats 1,020.3 503.5
Villas 52.8 128.5
Hotel Apts & Rooms 9.1 9.7
Commercial 68.5 52.2
Total 1,150.7 693.9

Off-Plan Market Performance

Total Value: AED 1.15 billion (62.4% of daily total)
  • Flats: AED 1.02 billion (88.7% of off-plan value)
  • Villas: AED 52.8 million (4.6%)
  • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 9.1 million (0.8%)
  • Commercial: AED 68.5 million (6.0%)
This profile underlines a decisively apartment-led off-plan market, with smaller but meaningful contributions from villa and commercial launches. The data suggests developers are still successfully placing mid-ticket apartment product, while niche hospitality and commercial stock remain a thin but steady slice of off-plan trading.

Ready Market Performance

Total Value: AED 693.9 million (37.6% of daily total)
  • Flats: AED 503.5 million (72.6% of ready value)
  • Villas: AED 128.5 million (18.5%)
  • Hotel Apts & Rooms: AED 9.7 million (1.4%)
  • Commercial: AED 52.2 million (7.5%)
Ready flats remain the core of end-user and investor demand, while ready villas continue to command a notable share, reflecting ongoing interest in established communities and move-in-ready family homes. Commercial and hospitality assets form a modest but stable share of daily liquidity.

On The Micro Level

Today’s trading pattern is relatively balanced, with no single asset class or sub-category distorting the market. Instead, it shows a healthy spread: robust flows into off-plan apartments, backed by solid, broad-based demand for ready flats and villas across multiple communities.

Market Insights & Outlook

The 62.4% share of off-plan value confirms that Dubai’s market is still firmly in a development-led growth phase, with buyers willing to commit capital to projects under construction, particularly apartment schemes. At the same time, the strong ready segment (37.6%) indicates that this is not a speculative-only market: there is consistent depth in move-in-ready stock, especially for end-users and yield-focused investors.
Taken together, apartments remain the backbone of daily liquidity, while villas provide an important higher-ticket layer on the ready side. As long as developers maintain pricing discipline and focus on livable layouts and well-chosen micro-locations, this blend of off-plan momentum and steady ready demand points to a market that is active, diversified, and still attracting capital across the risk spectrum.

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