Data from DXBinteract shows that 41,015 of 43,217 units due this year have already been sold. Across the 2026–2029 pipeline, 71.45 per cent of 426,182 units have been committed, indicating sustained absorption levels.

The analysis highlights strong demand across leading developers, with several reporting near or full sell-outs. Emaar and Meraas have sold over 99 per cent of their 2026 inventory, while Dubai Holding and Meydan projects are fully sold.

Commenting on the trend, Firas Al Msaddi, CEO, fam Properties, said, “Dubai continues to demonstrate a level of forward demand that is structurally different… this reflects strong buyer confidence in the market’s long-term fundamentals.”

The data also shows that Dubai’s forward pipeline absorption aligns with its long-term average of around 73 per cent, underscoring sustained demand across cycles.

Compared to global markets such as London, where new home sales remain significantly lower, Dubai’s absorption levels highlight its position as one of the most active residential markets globally.