The Dubai’s property market analysis from the Keturah luxury brand shows that over the first 24 days of March 2026, the AED 20-50m sector recorded 79 sales transactions worth AED 2.36bn. Developer sales have overall reached AED 10.92bn in March.
This includes six off-plan villas bought for between AED 43-50m. This is a 42% year-on-year increase in transaction volume to 900 deals, with one week of the month remaining.
“In the circumstances, these figures represent a powerful signal of confidence in Dubai’s premium real estate offering. We’re seeing sustained demand at the top end of the market, even during a period marked by regional geopolitical tension.
“In addition, real estate activity historically slows during Ramadan, and it’s significant that prime property in Dubai has continued to attract serious capital.”
Talal M Al Gaddah, The Founder and CEO, Keturah
Data from DXB Interact reveals that 16 sales transactions in the AED 50-100m bracket amounted to AED 1.04bn and included nine off-plan apartments which were sold for between AED 51-92m.
The AED 5.7bn bio-living community under development at Mohammed Bin Rashid City’s District 7, is an example of the new generation of luxury Dubai developments built to withstand disruption and maintain long-term investor confidence.
““The current situation in the region is exactly the kind of short-term volatility we and other developers in Dubai are prepared for. More and more projects are designed to hold their value in uncertain times.
“One strategy is to keep supply low and focus on real health and wellbeing benefits.This is the kind of approach which gives developments natural strength during uncertain periods and positions them well when conditions improve.”
Talal M Al Gaddah, The Founder and CEO, Keturah
This month’s developer sales were topped by a AED 422m luxury apartment on the Jumeirah Peninsula, while transactions above AED 100m also included four plots at Umm Suqeim First which reached between AED 125-152m.
In the AED 10-20m range, 150 sales worth AED 1.99bn included two off-plan villas each for over AED 19m, and three off-plan apartments between AED 18-19m.
“When you study the data, as we have been doing since the start of the conflict, you see a continued flow of capital into high-value off-plan properties. This reflects a buyer profile that is typically long-term in outlook and less influenced by short-term factors.
“These people are highly selective and strategic, and their continued activity at this time reinforces Dubai’s position as a global destination for premium real estate investment.”
Talal M Al Gaddah, The Founder and CEO, Keturah
The highest amount of activity came in the AED 5-10m sector, which observed 650 sales transactions valued at AED 4.54bn, including seven off-plan apartments each selling for over AED 9m.
