The Allsopp & Allsopp Dubai Property Market Report for Q3 2024 is now availableRead the report
As we close off the first half of 2024, Dubai’s property market has shown impressive growth across all residential sectors with no signs of slowing down.
The report issued by the Real Estate Research and Studies Department registered a total of 11,603 transactions, with sales accounting for 8,000 of them valued at AED24 billion.
Mortgages accounted for more than AED37 billion from 3,000 transactions, the report said.
The total value of a non-Arab investment in the Dubai real estate market amounted to more than AED12 billion through 5,466 investors and 102 nationalities, it added.
Indian nationals were ranked the highest value foreign investors, making transactions with a total of AED3.040 billion worth of property transactions through 1,293 investors.
Investors from Pakistan came in second with 953 investors behind a total of AED1.392 billion worth of property transactions, followed by British investment of AED 1.892 billion through 699 investors.
Iran and Russian investors were also prominent in Q1, according to the report, with totals of AED633 million and AED509 million respectively.
Sultan Butti Bin Mejren, director general of Dubai Land Department, said: "The figures in this report are showing a well-established trust in our real estate market, as well as full preparations and readiness with for quantum leaps in the next few years to receive the Expo 2020."
The report revealed that citizens of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) contributed highly in Q1 with their investments amounting to AED9 billion from 1,964 investors.
Emirati investment formed the lion's share of this figure with total transactions of AED5.799 billion from 980 investors, followed by Saudi Arabians with transactions worth AED1.890 billion from 604 investors.