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Dubai Real Estate Transactions Hit $5.4bn in One Week

The Dubai Land Department recorded AED 19.71 billion in property deals for June 10–14, led by a $40 million Bulgari Lighthouse apartment sale.

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Dubai Real Estate Transactions Hit $5.4bn in One Week
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  • 1Dubai real estate transactions totalled AED 19.71 billion ($5.36 billion) in the week of June 10–14, 2024, up from AED 17.5 billion the prior week.
  • 2Sales dominated activity with AED 14.71 billion across 4,590 transactions, the largest single category by value.
  • 3A Bulgari Lighthouse apartment on Island 2 was the week's top sale at AED 148 million ($40 million).
  • 4Mortgage transactions added AED 3.37 billion and gift transactions contributed AED 1.63 billion to the total.
  • 5The data was sourced from the Dubai Land Department and signals continued investor confidence in Dubai's property market.

Dubai's real estate market posted AED 19.71 billion ($5.36 billion) in total transactions for the week of June 10–14, 2024, according to data from the Dubai Land Department — up roughly AED 2.05 billion from the previous week's AED 17.5 billion ($4.8 billion).

Sales Dominate the Market

Sales activity drove the majority of volume, contributing AED 14.71 billion ($4 billion) across 4,590 individual transactions during the five-day period. That level of deal flow reflects strong and sustained demand from both investors and end-users across the emirate.

Among the standout transactions recorded on the Land Department platform were:

- An apartment in Bulgari Lighthouse, Island 2, sold for AED 148 million ($40 million) - An apartment in Six Senses Residences The Palm, Palm Jumeirah, sold for AED 122 million ($33.2 million) - An apartment in Casa Canal, Dubai Water Canal, sold for AED 56 million ($15.3 million)

Mortgage and Gift Transactions

Beyond outright sales, mortgage transactions totalled AED 3.37 billion ($918 million) over the same period. Gift transactions — transfers of property between related parties — reached AED 1.63 billion ($444 million), rounding out the week's overall activity.

Market Outlook

The latest Dubai real estate transaction data points to a healthy and growing market, with premium property deals continuing to attract high-net-worth investors. The elevated weekly volumes underscore the sector's resilience and its appeal as a destination for both regional capital and international investment.

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