Dh220 million villa sale marks milestone on Dubai’s World Islands

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Luxury villa transaction on Dubai World Islands signals ongoing demand among ultra-wealthy international buyers.

Dubai: Dubai’s property market saw a landmark transaction on Thursday with the sale of a luxury villa on the Dubai World Islands for Dh220 million, underscoring strong demand and continued momentum in the emirate’s real estate sector.

According to data from the Dubai Land Department’s Dubai REST application, the villa spans approximately 58,080 square feet (around 5,395 square metres), with the transaction reflecting an average price of Dh3,787 per square foot.

The property is situated within the World Islands development, specifically on Amali Island, a premium residential project attracting international investors and ultra-wealthy buyers seeking exclusive waterfront properties in Dubai.

Dubai’s luxury real estate sector saw unprecedented activity in 2025, driven by rising demand from high-net-worth individuals worldwide who continue to favor the emirate for its attractive investment climate, investor-friendly regulations, and competitive tax environment.

Data from the market show that Dubai recorded 6,668 luxury property transactions last year, with a combined value of around Dh143.8 billion. This compares with 4,735 deals worth Dh99.3 billion in 2024, marking a 41% increase in transaction volume and a 45% rise in total value.

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