Dubai Luxury Property Market Hits AED10.92 Billion in March Developer Sales
Dubai’s luxury real estate sector continues to demonstrate strong resilience and investor confidence, with developer sales reaching AED10.92 billion in March and transaction volumes rising 42% year-on-year to 900 deals, according to new market data.
An analysis by Keturah luxury brand highlighted robust activity across high-value segments during the first 24 days of the month, despite seasonal slowdowns typically associated with Ramadan and ongoing regional geopolitical tensions.
High-value segments drive growth
The AED20–50 million segment recorded 79 transactions worth AED2.36 billion, including six off-plan villas priced between AED43 million and AED50 million. Meanwhile, the AED50–100 million category saw 16 transactions totaling AED1.04 billion, supported by nine off-plan apartment sales ranging from AED51 million to AED92 million, based on figures from DXBinteract.
Transactions exceeding AED100 million also contributed significantly, including four land deals in Umm Suqeim First valued between AED125 million and AED152 million.
Sustained investor confidence
Talal M. Al Gaddah, CEO and Founder of Keturah, said the figures reflect strong and sustained demand at the upper end of the market.
He noted that luxury real estate activity has remained robust even during periods of geopolitical uncertainty and seasonal slowdowns, underscoring Dubai’s appeal as a stable investment destination.
New generation of luxury developments
Projects such as Keturah Reserve, a AED5.7 billion bio-living community under development in Mohammed Bin Rashid City’s District 7, are designed to maintain long-term value and resilience.
According to Al Gaddah, developers are increasingly focusing on limited supply, wellness-oriented living, and sustainable design to enhance long-term asset strength and investor appeal.
Broad-based market activity
In the AED10–20 million segment, 150 transactions worth AED1.99 billion were recorded, including high-end villas and apartments. The AED5–10 million category led in volume, with 650 transactions totaling AED4.54 billion, indicating strong mid-to-upper luxury demand.
The month’s highest-value deal was a AED422 million luxury apartment on the Jumeirah Peninsula, further highlighting the emirate’s position as a global hub for premium real estate investment.
Long-term outlook remains strong
Market data indicates a continued flow of capital into high-value off-plan properties, driven by long-term investors less influenced by short-term volatility.
Industry experts say this trend reinforces Dubai’s standing as a leading destination for global real estate investment, supported by strategic development planning and a resilient property market.
