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Dubai property transactions, day by day

Every residential sale the Dubai Land Department registered, a day at a time, from the department’s own register: the DLD transactions for each recent day with their count and value, and a page for every day listing each sale, dearest first — its size, its price a square foot, off-plan or completed, and the building’s own page. Recorded prices, not asking prices; the newest day is Friday, 11 September 2026.

Newest day loaded

11 Sept 2026

368 sales · AED 725m

Thirty days to 11 Sept 2026

10,525

sales on 22 register days · AED 20.73bn

Off-plan, thirty days

71%

7,468 off-plan · 3,057 completed

Linked to a page here

93%

9,738 of the thirty days’ sales name a building or community with a page

Every day, newest first

The Land Department’s sales, day by day

Each register day since 15 May 2026 with its sales, split between off-plan and completed homes, the value registered and how many of the day's sales link a building's page here. Open a day for every sale in it.

Day	Sales	Off-plan	Completed	Value	On a page
September 20264,289 sales · AED 8.71bn
Fri 11 Sept	368	277	91	AED 725m	320
Thu 10 Sept	566	431	135	AED 1.15bn	502
Wed 9 Sept	543	406	137	AED 965m	496
Tue 8 Sept	356	213	143	AED 766m	298
Mon 7 Sept	709	511	198	AED 1.32bn	646
Fri 4 Sept	301	188	113	AED 689m	267
Thu 3 Sept	545	387	158	AED 948m	510
Wed 2 Sept	451	317	134	AED 809m	419
Tue 1 Sept	450	327	123	AED 1.33bn	416
August 202610,649 sales · AED 20.38bn
Mon 31 Aug	392	251	141	AED 747m	362
Fri 28 Aug	159	126	33	AED 362m	142
Thu 27 Aug	439	229	210	AED 994m	403
Wed 26 Aug	461	308	153	AED 863m	432
Tue 25 Aug	590	409	181	AED 1.20bn	553
Mon 24 Aug	662	480	182	AED 1.15bn	627
Fri 21 Aug	295	211	84	AED 647m	284
Thu 20 Aug	547	394	153	AED 1.09bn	511
Wed 19 Aug	609	473	136	AED 1.19bn	585
Tue 18 Aug	638	493	145	AED 1.05bn	587
Mon 17 Aug	647	455	192	AED 1.30bn	614
Fri 14 Aug	305	212	93	AED 626m	292
Thu 13 Aug	492	370	122	AED 802m	472
Wed 12 Aug	560	439	121	AED 1.09bn	537
Tue 11 Aug	517	377	140	AED 1.13bn	496
Mon 10 Aug	590	408	182	AED 1.24bn	535
Fri 7 Aug	372	263	109	AED 647m	361
Thu 6 Aug	456	325	131	AED 1.04bn	448
Wed 5 Aug	596	423	173	AED 1.03bn	571
Tue 4 Aug	471	342	129	AED 909m	456
Mon 3 Aug	851	679	172	AED 1.29bn	818
July 202612,173 sales · AED 25.29bn
Fri 31 Jul	396	284	112	AED 678m	369
Thu 30 Jul	585	424	161	AED 1.00bn	555
Wed 29 Jul	500	329	171	AED 1.01bn	482
Tue 28 Jul	575	411	164	AED 1.15bn	551
Mon 27 Jul	943	758	185	AED 1.47bn	904
Fri 24 Jul	326	219	107	AED 522m	318
Thu 23 Jul	534	381	153	AED 914m	515
Wed 22 Jul	550	399	151	AED 1.16bn	515
Tue 21 Jul	398	268	130	AED 870m	374
Mon 20 Jul	753	554	199	AED 1.48bn	712
Fri 17 Jul	336	249	87	AED 515m	313
Thu 16 Jul	503	377	126	AED 1.01bn	485
Wed 15 Jul	551	401	150	AED 936m	524
Tue 14 Jul	571	446	125	AED 1.12bn	556
Mon 13 Jul	851	666	185	AED 1.45bn	814
Fri 10 Jul	377	276	101	AED 787m	362
Thu 9 Jul	513	360	153	AED 1.06bn	484
Wed 8 Jul	477	349	128	AED 1.18bn	458
Tue 7 Jul	410	277	133	AED 1.96bn	386
Mon 6 Jul	685	495	190	AED 1.51bn	658
Fri 3 Jul	295	175	120	AED 1.46bn	269
Thu 2 Jul	554	392	162	AED 1.05bn	523
Wed 1 Jul	490	347	143	AED 983m	472
June 202611,895 sales · AED 22.30bn
Tue 30 Jun	579	413	166	AED 1.27bn	565
Mon 29 Jun	782	537	245	AED 1.64bn	748
Fri 26 Jun	367	217	150	AED 698m	353
Thu 25 Jun	538	368	170	AED 1.01bn	519
Wed 24 Jun	528	403	125	AED 1.12bn	508
Tue 23 Jun	510	386	124	AED 992m	497
Mon 22 Jun	815	641	174	AED 1.46bn	773
Fri 19 Jun	442	321	121	AED 883m	431
Thu 18 Jun	595	470	125	AED 1.02bn	579
Wed 17 Jun	518	374	144	AED 1.21bn	497
Tue 16 Jun	358	203	155	AED 567m	303
Mon 15 Jun	629	538	91	AED 988m	607
Fri 12 Jun	377	272	105	AED 573m	352
Thu 11 Jun	425	293	132	AED 963m	401
Wed 10 Jun	537	408	129	AED 832m	515
Tue 9 Jun	693	577	116	AED 1.13bn	672
Mon 8 Jun	732	563	169	AED 1.45bn	704
Fri 5 Jun	575	448	127	AED 905m	563
Thu 4 Jun	619	502	117	AED 1.09bn	582
Wed 3 Jun	498	387	111	AED 843m	479
Tue 2 Jun	540	430	110	AED 1.11bn	525
Mon 1 Jun	238	175	63	AED 527m	232
May 20264,462 sales · AED 8.04bn
Fri 29 May	1	1	0	AED 1.5m	1
Thu 28 May	1	1	0	AED 2.4m	1
Wed 27 May	6	6	0	AED 10.3m	6
Tue 26 May	135	135	0	AED 162m	130
Mon 25 May	616	519	97	AED 1.36bn	601
Fri 22 May	479	346	133	AED 1.00bn	459
Thu 21 May	580	418	162	AED 1.10bn	567
Wed 20 May	607	376	231	AED 942m	592
Tue 19 May	533	387	146	AED 1.21bn	518
Mon 18 May	995	812	183	AED 1.47bn	967
Fri 15 May	509	387	122	AED 773m	495

A day is the day the Dubai Land Department registered the transfers, and it appears once it holds a sale; weekends and public holidays, when almost nothing is registered, mostly do not. The list runs back 120 days from the newest, so its oldest month is only part of one. “On a page” counts the sales the register ties to a building or community with a page on this site; the rest are towers the register names that have no page here yet, bare plots and whole buildings. Value is every sale that day added together, off-plan and completed alike.

What the rows are

Four things to know before quoting a row

The register’s sales, as delivered

Every row is a sale the Dubai Land Department registered: a residential property transferred for a price, read every night from the department’s own open-data publish. Apartments, villas, houses filed with their plot, bare plots and whole buildings, off-plan and completed — the register as it comes, not a sample and not a selection.

Rows with no market price are out

The register files some things as sales that are not: a lease-to-own contract converting, a developer registering its own stock, a fractional share of a flat sold at the share’s price, a size keyed as a hundredth of a square metre. They are left out here as on every report on this site. Mortgages and gifts are other headings of the register and never appear.

Recorded, not asked

A price here is what the buyer paid at transfer — not an asking price, not a valuation. An off-plan row is a developer’s launch price for a home not yet built; a completed row is a finished home changing hands. Every row says which, because the two are different markets at different prices.

A few days behind, and a week to settle

The date is the day the department registered the transfer, not the day the deal was struck. A day’s registrations reach the department’s publish the evening after at the soonest, so the newest day here is always a few days behind the calendar, more across a weekend. The department also re-dates rows between publishes, so the last week’s days can still gain or lose a sale; older days do not move.

Questions people ask

Dubai property transactions, answered

Where can I see DLD transactions?

On the Dubai Land Department's own website, which lists registered transactions through its Real Estate Transactions service and publishes the whole register as open data; on the dashboards that read that open data, DXB Interact the best known; and on this page, which is the register's sales a day at a time — every recent day the department registered sales on, newest first, with the day's count, its split between off-plan and completed homes and its value, and a page for each day listing every sale, dearest first, with its size, its price a square foot and a link to its building's page here.

How many property transactions happen in Dubai each day?

In the thirty days to Friday, 11 September 2026 the register holds 10,525 residential sales on 22 register days — a median of 477 a day, worth AED 20.73bn in all, 71% of them off-plan. The busiest day in the last 120 days was Monday, 18 May 2026, with 995. Those are sales only: the department also registers mortgages and gifts, which are not prices anyone paid and are not counted here, and it leaves the rows no one paid a market price on out of every figure on this site.

Why is the newest day a few days old?

Because the register is published, not streamed. The department releases it as open data once a day, in the evening, and a day's registrations reach that publish the evening after at the soonest, so the newest day here is always a few days behind the calendar, and more across a weekend, when almost nothing is registered. The department also re-dates rows between publishes, so the last week's days can still gain or lose a sale before they settle; a day older than that does not change. The newest day loaded is Friday, 11 September 2026.

Are these asking prices?

No. Every figure is a price the Land Department registered at transfer: what the buyer paid, not what a seller asked or a bank valued. An off-plan row is a developer's launch price for a home not yet built, registered on Oqood; a completed row is a finished home changing hands. Every row says which, because the two are different markets at different prices, and no figure on this site adds them into one median.

What a row on a transactions site means, and who runs the dashboard most people find first, is DXB Interact explained; the same register read as a year rather than a day — every community and building ranked by what it sells for — is Dubai property prices, and as a clock, every year since 2020, the Dubai property price index; the dearest single sales it has ever recorded are the most expensive homes sold in Dubai; and why an off-plan price and a completed one never share a median is off-plan or resale.

Where these numbers come from. Every figure on this page is drawn from the Dubai Land Department’s transaction register, read directly from the Dubai Data Exchange. It is what buyers actually paid, recorded at transfer — not asking prices, not valuations, not our own estimates. Mortgage registrations, gift transfers, rent-to-own contracts and developers’ own filings are all excluded; none of them is a price a buyer paid. Medians are used rather than averages so one unusual sale cannot move the number. Data through 11 Sept 2026.

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