Dubai, known for its thriving real estate market, has recorded impressive figures in its latest weekly report. According to data released by the Dubai Land Department (DLD), a total of 3,050 real estate transactions were conducted during the week ending on May 5th, 2023. These transactions amounted to a staggering AED10.4 billion or approximately $2.8 billion. The report showcases the continued strength and appeal of Dubai’s real estate sector.
Among the notable transactions, 189 plots were sold for a total of AED1.19 billion ($322 million). Additionally, 2,239 apartments and villas exchanged hands, with a combined value of AED5.11 billion ($1.39 billion). These figures demonstrate the diversity and breadth of the real estate market in Dubai, catering to both land investors and those seeking residential properties.
In terms of individual transactions, three notable land sales stood out. The highest-priced land transaction was recorded in Al Thanayah Fourth, where a plot was sold for an impressive AED52 million ($14.1 million). This was closely followed by a land sale in Saih Shuaib 2, amounting to AED40.62 million ($11 million), and a land transaction in Palm Deira, fetching AED35.36 million ($9.6 million). These substantial sales exemplify the ongoing demand for land in strategic locations within Dubai.
Regarding residential properties, the report highlighted the top three apartment and villa transfers. Leading the list was a property in Al Merkadh, which was sold for an astounding AED90 million ($24.5 million). The second-highest transfer was an apartment in Jumeirah Second, changing hands for AED78 million ($21.2 million). Lastly, an apartment in the iconic Burj Khalifa was sold for AED67 million ($18.2 million). These sales reflect the enduring allure of luxurious living spaces in Dubai’s prime locations.
Examining the distribution of transactions across different areas, Al Hebiah Fifth emerged as the most active region with 63 sales transactions, amounting to AED188.2 million ($51.2 million). Following closely was MADINAT HIND 4, recording 22 sales transactions worth AED29.01 million ($7.9 million). Jabal Ali First secured the third spot with 16 sales transactions valued at AED58 million ($15.8 million). These findings emphasize the diversity of investment opportunities across various neighborhoods in Dubai.
The report also sheds light on the mortgage market, revealing that AED3.69 billion ($1 billion) worth of properties were mortgaged during the week. Notably, the highest mortgage amount was associated with a land property in Al Barshaa South Third, reaching AED653 million ($177.6 million). Furthermore, 110 properties were granted to first-degree relatives, with a cumulative value of AED497 million ($135 million), highlighting the significance of familial transactions in Dubai’s real estate landscape.
The remarkable figures from Dubai’s weekly real estate transactions demonstrate the resilience and attractiveness of the market. Investors and buyers continue to show confidence in Dubai’s real estate sector, seeking lucrative opportunities in land, apartments, and villas. The city’s strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and luxurious lifestyle options remain key factors driving the demand for properties in this vibrant cosmopolitan hub.
As the real estate market in Dubai continues to evolve and flourish, it will be intriguing to observe future trends and developments that further enhance the city’s reputation as a global real estate hotspot.
Source: Zawya