The total number of sold plots, worth AED 2.23B (USD 607M), reached 235. The most expensive plot of land was sold in Al Wasl for AED 369M (USD 100M). Among the other top three land plot transactions were in Trade Centre Second and on Palm Deira, costing AED 276M (USD 75M) and AED 181M (USD 49M), respectively.
In terms of villas and apartments, 2,302 units were sold for AED 5.76B (USD 1.6B). The most expensive transfer for apartments and villas was recorded in The World Islands, where a villa costing AED 79M (USD 22M) was sold. It was followed by another villa in the same location with a price of AED 72M (USD 19.6M) and an apartment in Zabeel First costing AED 60M (USD 16.3M).
In terms of mortgaged properties, the total sum last week reached AED 1.42B (USD 386M) with the most expensive property being a plot of land in Al Barsha South Second, which was mortgaged for AED 260M (USD 70M). Moreover, 93 properties with a total value of AED 337M (USD 92M) were gifted between first-degree relatives.
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