Dubai’s real estate market has recorded another strong period of growth, with more than 24,000 new property units delivered during the first half of 2026 as developers continued to expand housing supply across the emirate.
The figures were reviewed by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence and Chairman of the Executive Council of Dubai. They show that 104 real estate projects were completed between January and June, representing a combined investment value of approximately Dh111 billion.
The number of completed units increased by 36% compared with the same period last year, highlighting the pace at which Dubai’s property sector is adding new residential and other real estate stock. The 104 completed projects also represented an estimated 52% increase in investment value compared with the previous year.
The latest delivery figures provide an important indication of the continued scale of construction activity in Dubai. More than 24,000 units entering the market in just six months gives buyers and investors a wider range of properties, while also increasing available housing supply in several communities across the city.
Sheikh Hamdan said the figures reflected continued growth in Dubai’s real estate sector and growing confidence in the emirate’s investment and business environment. He attributed the sector’s resilience to the emirate’s long-term development strategy and leadership.
The latest performance comes as Dubai continues to attract international investors, residents and businesses. Strong demand for residential properties, population growth, infrastructure development and the emirate’s position as a global business and tourism hub have helped support activity in the property market.
The increase in completed projects also demonstrates that developers are continuing to bring large-scale developments to completion despite changing conditions in global property markets. With more homes being delivered, the market is entering a period in which supply growth will become increasingly important for prices, rents and competition among developers.
The first-half figures reinforce Dubai’s position as one of the region’s most active real estate markets. With 104 projects worth Dh111 billion completed and more than 24,000 new units delivered, the emirate’s property sector is continuing to expand while attracting significant investment into its residential and wider real estate landscape.
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