Dubai luxury property market strengthens across high-value segments amid steady demand
Investor confidence rises as transaction volumes and values continue climbing
DUBAI – Dubai’s luxury real estate market is showing sustained strength across key price segments, underpinned by rising developer sales and consistent investor demand.
A recent analysis from luxury brand Keturah points to a sharp uptick in activity over the past weeks, with both transaction volumes and values recording strong year-on-year growth despite wider regional uncertainty.
Data from DXBinteract highlights that high-value property deals are continuing to expand across multiple brackets, signalling resilience in the sector.
Market momentum
Dubai’s developer sales above Dh5 million reached Dh25.04 billion between March 1 and April 15, marking a 21.4 percent increase compared to the same period last year.
Transaction volumes climbed 59.7 per cent to 1,813 deals, reflecting robust appetite for high-value assets. The figures indicate continued liquidity in the luxury segment, even as regional uncertainties persist, with demand concentrated in prime and ultra-prime developments across the emirate.
The Dh5-10 million bracket led growth, with transaction value rising from Dh3.43 billion to Dh7.91 billion year-on-year. Volumes in this segment surged from 503 to 1,153 deals, making it the most active tier in the market. In the Dh20–50 million category, values increased from Dh5.38 billion to Dh7.20 billion, while transactions rose from 211 to 236. The Dh50-100 million range also strengthened, with value climbing from Dh1.55 billion to Dh2.63 billion and deal numbers increasing from 24 to 42, signalling widening depth across luxury tiers.
Developer outlook
According to Talal M. Al Gaddah, CEO and Founder of the Keturah luxury brand, the consistency across segments reflects underlying stability in Dubai’s property market. He noted that buyers are increasingly taking a long-term view, with committed end-users and investors driving sustained activity rather than speculative demand. He added that developer thinking is evolving, with greater emphasis on livability and design quality, moving away from short-term cycles.
Keturah’s own developments sit within this evolving landscape. Keturah Resort, a wellness-certified community along Dubai Creek near Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, is positioned around long-term waterfront living integrated with natural surroundings. Meanwhile, Keturah Reserve, a Dh5.7 billion bio-living community in Mohammed Bin Rashid City’s District 7, focuses on controlled supply, residential privacy and end-user ownership. Both projects reflect shifting demand patterns where lifestyle, sustainability and planning structure are increasingly central to luxury residential decisions in Dubai, with ongoing development activity continuing to shape the market pipeline.