Dubai
saw real estate transactions worth more than AED10.1bn ($2.8bn) this week,
according to data from the city land department.
A total of 3,903 real estate
transactions were made during the week ending March 17.
The land department report
revealed that 208 plots were sold for AED1.12bn ($305m), while 2,906 apartment
and villa sales totalled AED6.25bn ($1.7bn).
The top three transactions were
three lands in Al Jadaf sold for AED38.5m ($10.4m), AED38.5m, and AED37m
($10.1m) respectively.
Al Hebiah Fifth recorded the
most transactions for this week with 88 sales transactions, worth AED232.71m
($63m), followed by Jabal Ali First with 22 sales transactions worth AED72.92m
($20m), and Madinat Hind 4 with 20 sales transactions worth AED25m ($7m).
The top three apartment and
villa transfers were a villa sold for AED150m ($41m) in Palm Jumeirah, an
apartment worth AED80m ($22m) in Island 2, and another sold for AED65m ($17.7m)
in Palm Jumeirah.
The value of mortgaged
properties for the week stood at AED2.17bn ($591m), while 341 properties were
granted between first-degree relatives worth AED548m (149m).
Gardenia is a luxurious
apartment complex located in the heart of Jumeirah Village Circle Dubai. The
project has witnessed an active sales campaign with two sales teams working
tirelessly to showcase the apartments to potential clients. The sales teams’
efforts have been successful in generating a lot of interest and inquiries from
potential buyers. Mr. Amir Hameed, the head of sales and marketing, has been
the star performer of the campaign. He has managed to sell 3 apartments in the
last 15 days, which is a remarkable achievement. With only a few inventories
left, the management team at Gardenia is hopeful that they will sell out soon.