Dubai’s ultra-luxury property market continues its record-breaking run, with home sales above $10 million rising 24% year-on-year to reach $2 billion in the third quarter of 2025.
A total of 103 high-end properties were sold during the period, including 17 transactions over $25 million, more than double last year’s count. The average sale value climbed to $19.4 million, reflecting sustained global demand for Dubai’s most exclusive addresses.
Palm Jumeirah led with 34% of all ultra-luxury deals, followed by Jumeirah 2 with 17%. Prices across prime communities averaged AED 3,767 per square foot, up 8.5% from a year earlier.
Global high-net-worth buyers from Saudi Arabia, the UK, India, China, and Singapore continue to view Dubai as a top investment destination, with average budgets reaching $32 million and some exceeding $80 million for prime homes.
Analysts expect strong momentum to continue, supported by limited prime supply, rising global wealth, and Dubai’s tax advantages. The city remains one of the world’s most attractive markets for ultra-luxury real estate investment.
