New Data from Bayut and dubizzle Signals Sustained Recovery and Resilience Across UAE Real Estate
Dubai continued to attract strong interest across both ready and off-plan segments.
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Bayut and dubizzle property, part of homegrown unicorn Dubizzle Group, have released their latest in-house market analysis, highlighting continued recovery across key property engagement metrics nearly two months after the onset of recent regional uncertainty. The data indicates that UAE property seeker activity, agent engagement and high-intent enquiries have steadily rebounded, reflecting the resilience of the country’s real estate market.
According to Bayut and dubizzle Property data, active users recovered to 85% of the 2026 baseline by Day 58, while unique buyers returned to 87%. Platform engagement metrics also showed strong momentum, with impressions reaching 92% of the 2026 baseline, views reaching 89%, and high-intent enquiries recovering to 80%. Compared with 2025 levels, impressions, views and high-intent enquiries stood at 104%, 105% and 108% respectively, indicating that market activity remains ahead of last year’s performance.
The analysis also showed strong recovery in agent engagement. Average daily agent responses reached 107% of the 2026 baseline, reflecting continued activity from real estate professionals serving buyers, tenants and investors during a period of shifting sentiment.

This renewed activity was further supported by engagement with Bayut’s data-led tools, including TruEstimate™ and Dubai Transactions. Traffic to Dubai Transactions and TruEstimate™ report generation continued to gain momentum following the initial market adjustment, signalling increased reliance on verified data and transparent insights to guide property decisions.
“Periods of uncertainty often reveal the true strength of a market,” Matt Gregory, Senior Director of Strategy at Bayut and dubizzle said. “What we are seeing across our platforms is a measured and confident return of activity, supported by serious buyers, committed agents and increasingly data-led decision-making. The UAE real estate market continues to demonstrate maturity, with users actively engaging with trusted tools such as TruEstimate™ and Dubai Transactions to understand value, compare opportunities and make better-informed choices. This is exactly the kind of behaviour that supports long-term market stability.”
Dubai continued to attract strong interest across both ready and off-plan segments. In ready sales, Jumeirah Village Circle, Business Bay, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina and Arjan were among the most searched apartment communities, while DAMAC Hills 2, Dubai Hills Estate, Arabian Ranches 3, Arabian Ranches and Dubai South led villa interest.

For off-plan demand, Majan, Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai South, Jumeirah Village Triangle and Business Bay stood out for apartments, while The Oasis by Emaar, The Valley by Emaar, DAMAC Lagoons, Dubai South and Mohammed Bin Rashid City led villa interest.
Rental demand also remained concentrated across established and emerging family and lifestyle communities. Jumeirah Village Circle, Arjan, Business Bay, Dubai Marina and Meydan ranked among the most popular apartment rental areas, while DAMAC Hills 2, Dubai South, Mirdif, Arabian Ranches 3 and The Valley by Emaar were among the most searched villa rental communities.
The findings point to a market recovering with increased reliance on data, transparency and qualified engagement. With more than 18 million property impressions in Dubai recorded by Day 58, Bayut and dubizzle data suggests the UAE property sector continues to benefit from sustained buyer interest, active agent participation and confidence in the country’s long-term real estate fundamentals.

Bayut and dubizzle property, part of homegrown unicorn Dubizzle Group, have released their latest in-house market analysis, highlighting continued recovery across key property engagement metrics nearly two months after the onset of recent regional uncertainty. The data indicates that UAE property seeker activity, agent engagement and high-intent enquiries have steadily rebounded, reflecting the resilience of the country’s real estate market.
According to Bayut and dubizzle Property data, active users recovered to 85% of the 2026 baseline by Day 58, while unique buyers returned to 87%. Platform engagement metrics also showed strong momentum, with impressions reaching 92% of the 2026 baseline, views reaching 89%, and high-intent enquiries recovering to 80%. Compared with 2025 levels, impressions, views and high-intent enquiries stood at 104%, 105% and 108% respectively, indicating that market activity remains ahead of last year’s performance.
The analysis also showed strong recovery in agent engagement. Average daily agent responses reached 107% of the 2026 baseline, reflecting continued activity from real estate professionals serving buyers, tenants and investors during a period of shifting sentiment.