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Dubai's property market maintained robust performance in the first quarter of 2026, with total sales reaching Dh176.7 billion across nearly 48,000 transactions. This reflects strong investor confidence and consistent price appreciation. Transaction values increased by 23.4% year-on-year, while volumes rose by 5.5%, indicating a market driven by price strength. Off-plan properties dominated, accounting for approximately 70% of total transactions and value, fueled by new launches and competitive pricing in developing communities.
Residential prices remained firm across various segments, with premium assets continuing to attract buyers. Average residential prices reached Dh1,949 per square foot. Villa prices experienced significant gains in certain segments, reflecting sustained demand for larger homes. Market activity is supported by a mix of long-term investors and end-users, with buyers focusing on value-driven decisions.
Key residential hubs like Dubai South and Jumeirah Village Circle saw high transaction volumes. The rental market also displayed resilience, with over 139,000 transactions recorded, supported by population growth. This data suggests a stable market underpinned by strong fundamentals, with sustained off-plan demand, rising prices, and steady transaction volumes indicating continued capital inflow into Dubai's property sector.

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