According to the Construction Week Report, The real estate sector of Dubai has posted record sales in the third quarter of 2024, with a total number of transactions of 50,439 with a total value of AED 142 billion.
This is a stark comparison to the previous peak in Q2 2024 where there was a 15% increase in volume and a 14.5% increase in value. New supply was also led by off-plan transactions, which accounted for 63% of all transactions, compared to 55% in Q3 2023.
The demand for off-plan properties has also increased with a year-on-year rise of about 58.7% leading to 31,800 transactions. It also surpassed the preceding highest peak mark set in 2009 with 26,629 transactions, which is a 19.4% enhancement over the year.
The aggregated size of off-plan transactions of Q3 2024 was up by 42.3% (AED 67.45 billion) when compared to Q3 2023 (AED 47.39 billion).
The value of transactions increased by 20.8 percent vs 2023 and was equal to AED 74.53 billion, compared to AED 61.7 billion in Q3 2023. This was 52% of the total sales transaction values, against 57% in Q3 2023.
Appreciation: The property prices have gone up by about 42.3%.
High Returns: Off-plan properties in Dubai are highly profitable investments and are popular among local and foreign citizens.
Quality Developments: The new off-plan properties offer better finish and design than those already in the market thus increasing their demand.
Lower Prices: Off-plan projects in Dubai are also more affordable than the completed ones.
Flexible Payments: Developers present attractive payment schemes.
Incentives: Dubai has put in place measures that enhance investors’ confidence.
With mid-income houses and family facilities, the client populations made it the ideal location for investors targeting a growing rental unit market.
Transactions: 3,140 units
The strategic location and the added features that include parks, schools, and golf courses made the perfect choice.
Transactions: 1,900 units
Its proximity to Downtown Dubai and Meydan added to its appeal, positioning it as a peaceful yet well-connected option.
Transactions: 2,066 units
The area’s affordability and easy access to major highways and Dubai’s business centers made it an attractive choice.
Transactions: 1,250 units
Attractive infrastructure developments and its propensity in proximity to Downtown Dubai made it attractive to the working class.
Transactions: 1,389 units
Potential buyers and investors from other countries preferred its luxury high rises, water front marina, and lively entertainment facilities.
Transactions: 980 units
Landmarked buildings continued to be popular investment destinations that investors looked to purchase with potential for gains in value.
Transactions: 1,150 units
Buyers were attracted to its resort-style units of customized beachfront villas and luxury apartments in the secure island neighborhood.
Transactions: 384 units
Investors’ interest was further spurred by the fact it was still rapidly emerging as a business hub meaning the returns were an indication of long term value.
Transactions: 1,405 units
It comprised themed clusters, numerous amenities for families which, alongside an abundance of activities centered around water made it attractive to those who sought affordable luxury.
Transactions: 3,800 units
The area’s blend of affordability and potential for long-term growth made it an ideal choice for new homeowners and savvy investors.
Transactions: 292 units
Its inclusion in the property market was as a result of it offering large homes with easy access to Centrality.
Transactions: 1,744 units
Dubai’s steady demand for real estate investment is evident in the off-plan market performance in Q3 2024. Such extreme sales volumes have the potential to attract more attention.