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Emirates Hills home sales: Q3 2026

July to September 2026

Number 109 of 118 Dubai communities by sales in Q3 2026. See all of Dubai.

7 homes sold in Emirates Hills for AED 542m in Q3 2026. That is 133% more than the quarter before and 133% more than Q3 2025. 14% were off-plan.

James Paul Booth
The agent's view
“Look first at the communities and towers with the most sales. Busy places give you a fair price to work from, and an easier sale later.”
James Paul Booth, Dubai broker since 2018. A personal view. Not financial advice.
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All quarters
Homes sold7+133% on the quarter before+133% on Q3 2025
ValueAED 542m+150% on the quarter before+190% on Q3 2025
AED per sq ft (median)2,491-18% on the quarter before-17% on Q3 2025
Off-plan share14%+14 points on the quarter before-19 points on Q3 2025
By towerLargest sales

Sales in each of the last 12 quarters

Emirates Hills. The yellow bar is Q3 2026.

Before 24 September 2026 our record holds about 84% of sales. From that date it holds every sale the source shows.

By tower

3 towers and projects had a sale.

#Tower or projectSalesChangeValueAED per sq ftType
1Sector E4was 3AED 242m2,392Ready
2Sector L2newAED 225m2,713Ready
3Sector P1newAED 75.0m3,304Ready

Largest sales

The 10 highest prices in Q3 2026.

Tower or projectHomePriceAED per sq ftDateType
Sector LVilla, 6 bedAED 128m3,03111 SepReady
Sector LVilla, 7 bedAED 97.8m2,3966 AugReady
Sector PVilla, 6 bedAED 75.0m3,30412 AugReady
Sector EVilla, 5 bedAED 75.0m2,69231 AugReady
Sector EVilla, 7 bedAED 60.0m2,16326 AugReady
Sector EVilla, 5 bedAED 56.0m2,29317 JulOff-plan
Sector EVilla, 6 bedAED 51.2m2,49128 JulReady

How these figures are made

Source: our record of unit sales registered in Dubai, read to 13 October 2026. A sale is counted on its registered date.

Left out: land, whole buildings and bulk transactions. AED per sq ft is the median of the sales with a size.

Before 24 September 2026 our record holds about 84% of sales, so a figure before that date reads low and a change across that date reads high.