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Dubai’s property market recorded AED 34 billion in transactions across 14,104 deals in June 2026, delivering the disruption cycle’s first meaningful recovery signal.

Dubai’s property market recorded AED 29.1 billion in transactions across 10,301 deals in May 2026, the sharpest monthly contraction since the current disruption cycle began.

Dubai’s property market recorded AED 48.6 billion in transactions across 14,086 deals in April 2026, marking the first month-on-month recovery following March’s geopolitical shock.

Dubai’s real estate market recorded AED 43.7 billion in transactions across 13,565 deals in March 2026, reflecting a 28,8% decline from February after two months of peak activity.

Dubai’s residential market recorded AED 61.4 billion in transactions in February 2026, maintaining 20,4% year-on-year growth despite a monthly correction.

Dubai’s property market opened 2026 with strong momentum, recording AED 72.5 billion in total sales across 17,477 transactions in January.

Dubai closed December 2025 with AED 63.4 billion in property transactions across 18,680 deals, marking a modest month-on-month dip but a 49% increase in value compared to December 2024.

Dubai’s residential property market closed November 2025 with AED 64.8 billion in transactions across 19,024 deals, marking a 9,6% rise in value month-on-month and a 62% increase year-on-year.

Dubai recorded AED 59.1 billion in residential transactions across 19,852 deals in October 2025, as off-plan sales led activity and rental demand continued to strengthen across key communities.