Dubai’s real estate market achieved remarkable success in 2024, recording over AED 500 billion in transactions between November 2023 and November 2024, according to dubizzle, the UAE’s property platform.
“Dubai’s property market has reached unprecedented levels in 2024, with over AED 500 billion in transactions between November 2023 and November 2024,” stated Haider Ali Khan, CEO of dubizzle and Dubizzle Group MENA. He credited this growth to the government’s proactive initiatives, such as revised property visa schemes and the expansion of freehold areas.

Top-Performing Areas in Dubai Real Estate
In the luxury market, Dubai Marina emerged as the leading area for high-end apartments, with average sales prices at AED 2.55 million and annual rents at AED 145,000. The area recorded a 15.03% rise in price per square foot.
For luxury villas, Dubai Hills Estate led the market with average sales prices of AED 16.07 million, while Al Barsha posted the highest villa rents at AED 436,000 annually.
In the mid-tier segment, Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) dominated apartment sales, with average prices of AED 1.12 million and annual rents of AED 78,000. The area also saw a 19.95% increase in price per square foot, reaching AED 1,330.
Al Furjan topped the mid-tier villa market with average sales prices of AED 4.86 million. Price increases for three, four, and five-bedroom villas were recorded at 21.61%, 25.68%, and 38.07%, respectively.
For affordable housing, Dubai Silicon Oasis was the top choice for apartments, with an average sales price of AED 805,000 and an 8.33% ROI. Studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom unit prices rose by 30.00%, 26.15%, and 35.76%, respectively.
Deira offered the most affordable apartment rents at AED 66,000 per year. DAMAC Hills 2 led the affordable villa category, with sales prices at AED 1.92 million and annual rents at AED 115,000.
Return on Investment Trends
Living Legends delivered the highest ROI for mid-tier apartments at 11.16%, while Al Barari achieved a 7.39% ROI in the luxury villa segment. Green Community led luxury apartment ROI at 8.48%, while Dubai Investment Park showed strong returns for affordable apartments at 9.98%.
Significant Price Movements
Villa prices in JVC saw a 38.11% increase per square foot, while Dubai South recorded a 25.2% rise. In the luxury market, Jumeirah Park experienced a 23.97% increase, with average villa prices reaching AED 8.72 million.
Rental Market Performance
Luxury apartments in Downtown Dubai commanded average annual rents of AED 213,000, while villa rents on Palm Jumeirah reached AED 1.49 million.
Mid-tier areas such as Town Square and Reem offered villa rentals at AED 160,000 and AED 183,000 per year, respectively.
Dubai’s property market continues to thrive, supported by government initiatives and ongoing infrastructure development, offering diverse opportunities across luxury, mid-tier, and affordable segments for investors and tenants.


