Dubai recorded 554 property sales worth AED 1.55 billion on 3 November 2026, according to Dubai Land Department (DLD) open data. Off-plan made up 56% of deals, while ready property accounted for the larger share of value. Over the last 7 days, the market logged 2,768 deals worth AED 7.77 billion, with an off-plan share of 54%.
Today in numbers
The median sale price on the day was AED 1.44 million, and the average price was AED 1,752 per sq ft.
| Measure | Off-plan | Ready | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deals | 310 | 244 | 554 |
| Value | AED 624 million | AED 922 million | AED 1.55 billion |
Off-plan led on the number of deals, but ready property was about 60% of the day's value. That points to larger average tickets in the resale market on the day. Read more on Dubai off-plan projects.
Where the deals were
- Dubai Islands (Palm Deira): 51 deals, AED 351 million, 16% off-plan, median AED 2,115/sq ft
- Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC): 45 deals, AED 60.2 million, 44% off-plan, median AED 1,500/sq ft
- Dubai South: 44 deals, AED 44.3 million, 100% off-plan, median AED 1,756/sq ft
- Al Hebiah Fifth: 30 deals, AED 53.2 million, 80% off-plan, median AED 1,806/sq ft
- Dubai Land Residence Complex: 24 deals, AED 24.1 million, 92% off-plan, median AED 1,497/sq ft
- Business Bay: 23 deals, AED 113.7 million, 35% off-plan, median AED 1,989/sq ft
- Jumeirah Village Triangle: 16 deals, AED 22.8 million, 81% off-plan, median AED 1,553/sq ft
- Down Town Jabal Ali: 13 deals, AED 16.6 million, 100% off-plan, median AED 1,827/sq ft
Dubai Islands was first by deal count and by value, at almost 23% of the day's total. Dubai South and Down Town Jabal Ali recorded only off-plan sales. Browse off-plan projects in Dubai Islands (Palm Deira), Dubai South or Business Bay.
Biggest deals and busiest projects
The largest sale was an AED 58 million off-plan penthouse of 12,512 sq ft at Silena Residences on Dubai Islands. Next came a 3-bedroom flat at VELA by OMNIYAT in Business Bay, sold off-plan for AED 39.0 million.
The other large deals were ready residential sales: AED 35 million in Al Saffa Second, AED 34.8 million in Al Wasl, AED 32 million in Wadi Al Safa 3 and AED 31.4 million in Al Wasl.
By number of deals, the busiest projects were Bay Estate (31), DAMAC Lagoons – Lagoon Views 13 (19), Elinor (14), Beach Walk Residences 2 (12), and Weston and Binghatti Skyterraces (11 each).
The 7-day picture
Across the last 7 days, DLD data shows 2,768 deals worth AED 7.77 billion. That is an average of about 395 deals and AED 1.11 billion a day. With 554 deals and AED 1.55 billion, 3 November was above that daily average on both measures.
The off-plan share was 54% over the week, against 56% today, so the day was close to the weekly pattern. Daily figures can move a lot because a few high-value deals shift the total. A single day is not a trend.
What buyers can take from it
Off-plan is still more than half of Dubai's transactions. Areas differ widely: Dubai Islands was mostly ready sales on the day, while Dubai South was entirely off-plan. Prices per sq ft ranged from AED 1,497 to AED 2,115 across the eight busiest areas. For eligibility rules at the AED 2 million level, see the Golden Visa through property guide. More daily reports are in market news.
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Frequently asked questions
How many property sales were recorded in Dubai on 3 November 2026?
Dubai Land Department (DLD) data shows 554 sales worth AED 1.55 billion on 3 November 2026. The median price was AED 1.44 million and the average was AED 1,752 per sq ft.
What share of Dubai sales was off-plan on 3 November 2026?
Off-plan was 56% of deals, or 310 of 554, worth AED 624 million. Ready property had 244 deals worth AED 922 million, so it led on value.
What does the last 7 days of Dubai property data show?
DLD data shows 2,768 deals worth AED 7.77 billion over the last 7 days, with an off-plan share of 54%. That averages about 395 deals a day.
This article is general information about the Dubai property market, not financial advice. Prices and regulations change; ask for up-to-date details before you buy.
