Dubai recorded AED 12.43 billion of real estate transactions in the working week from 9 to 13 November 2026, according to Dubai Land Department figures. Sales accounted for AED 8.04 billion across 2,433 transactions. Mortgages added AED 2.89 billion and gifts AED 1.5 billion.
The week's highest-value sale was an apartment at Como Residences on Palm Jumeirah, registered at AED 85 million.
01The week in figures
| Measure | 9 to 13 November 2026 |
|---|---|
| All transactions | AED 12.43 billion |
| Sales | 2,433, worth AED 8.04 billion |
| Mortgages | AED 2.89 billion |
| Gifts | AED 1.5 billion |
Dubai Land Department registered transactions, as reported on 14 November 2026.
02The top three sales
| Property | Area | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Apartment, Como Residences | Palm Jumeirah | AED 85 million |
| Office, Lumena Alta by Omniyat | Business Bay | AED 30.3 million |
| Apartment, Muraba Veil | Dubai Water Canal | AED 26.2 million |
Two of the three top deals were homes on or near the water, at Palm Jumeirah and beside the Dubai Water Canal. The third was an office in Business Bay, showing that large single purchases are not limited to homes.
03What it means if you are buying
Weekly totals give a quick read on how active the market is, while the top sales show where the highest prices are being paid. Mortgages made up close to a quarter of the week's value, showing how many purchases are financed.
For the full monthly picture, see our report on Dubai's October sales. If you are weighing a waterfront home, our guides to Palm Jumeirah and the Dubai Water Canal list the projects selling now.
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Sources
- Arabian Business: Dubai real estate sector recorded $3.4bn of transactions last week, including $23m Palm Jumeirah apartment (Dubai Land Department data), 14 November 2026
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15 Nov 2026, 05:22 GST · Reported by OffPlan Insider Newsdesk, checked against the developer's own material before publication.
