Dubai Real Estate

Off-plan Vs. Ready Property sales figures revealed, 36,000 sales transactions in Q1

April 16, 2024

Dubai Real Estate:  Off-plan Vs. Ready Property sales figures revealed, 36,000 sales transactions in Q1🇦🇪

Dubai real estate continues to be hot property as investors snap up more than 36,000 homes in first three months of the year.

According to Property Finder’s Market Watch digest report for Q1 2024, the Dubai real estate sector has experienced continued interest in both existing and off-plan properties during the initial three months of the year.

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Analysts from Property Finder observed over 36,000 sales transactions in the first quarter, marking it as the second highest period on record.

Q1 2024 saw robust demand for existing projects in Dubai, with nearly 19,600 transactions. This represents a 54 percent market share, compared to around 15,000 transactions in Q1 2023, which accounted for 48 percent of total transactions.

The performance exhibited a significant volume growth of 30 percent compared to Q1 2023.

Transaction values in Q1 2024 amounted to AED78.2 billion ($21.3 billion), contributing to 68 percent of existing sales transaction value, an increase from 60 percent in Q1 2023. Consequently, existing/ready transaction value witnessed a substantial rise of 46 percent compared to Q1 2023.

In contrast, there were approximately 16,600 off-plan sales transactions in Q1 2024, a slight increase from 16,000 transactions in Q1 2023. This represented 46 percent of the total transaction volume, down from 52 percent in Q1 2023. Off-plan transactions recorded a modest year-on-year surge of 4 percent in volume.

The off-plan sales transaction value in Q1 2024 reached AED37.4 billion ($10.2 billion), contributing 32 percent of the total sales transaction value, a 5 percent increase compared to Q1 2023.

The current Dubai market presents ample opportunities for developers and brokers to capitalize on their expertise and redefine success in 2024.

Data from the Dubai Land Department (DLD) indicated a significant increase in total sales transactions in Q1 2024. With over 36,000 transactions, it was the second-highest recorded for the quarter, showing a substantial increase of 17 percent compared to 31,000 transactions in Q1 2023.

Cherif Sleiman, Chief Revenue Officer at Property Finder, remarked, “2024 has commenced with an intriguing and promising phase of growth within our sector. As leaders in proptech, we anticipate a more diversified demand and are optimistic about its future impact. We are committed to supporting the market by providing property seekers with comprehensive information to make more informed decisions.”

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