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CBA Real Estate announced that a four-bedroom property in Madinat Jumeirah Living completed for Dhs10.5 million, marking the second-highest residential sale in the community’s history at approximately Dhs3,821 per square foot. The transaction was handled by senior agent Nadiia Tymoshenko, who has closed more than 40 deals in recent months across Dubai. In remarks carried by the brokerage, executives framed the result as evidence of sustained appetite for exceptional assets in tightly supplied prime locations. The deal arrives as Dubai’s overall property market posted AED56.1 billion in total transactions during July 2026, according to Dubai Land Department data that showed sales value rising 6.9 percent from the prior month.
Nadiia Tymoshenko said, “The important part was recognising that this was not an average property and not allowing the negotiation to treat it like one.” She added that the buyer understood the rarity of the opportunity while the seller recognised the strength of the asset, allowing both sides to align on terms that reflected its premium positioning. Tymoshenko’s recent volume underscores the brokerage’s ability to maintain high-end execution at scale. Madinat Jumeirah Living forms one of Jumeirah’s flagship premium residential enclaves, where limited freehold supply and direct proximity to established landmarks have supported firm pricing, according to brokerage assessments.
Salman Bin Ali, CEO of CBA Real Estate, stated that the market is becoming less about how many listings an agent can show and more about whether that agent is connected to the right property at the right moment. He noted that premium buyers seek access, judgment and an understanding of where real value sits rather than additional search results. Bin Ali added that one large transaction can represent an event, yet repeated appearances at the upper end of different markets indicate the depth of the underlying platform. The firm’s focus on specialist knowledge and execution speed has enabled it to produce consistent results without sacrificing performance at the top tier.
Dubai Land Department records for the first half of 2026 show 104 property projects worth more than Dhs111 billion reached completion, a 52 percent increase in project value from the same period a year earlier. A July 2026 market overview from Elite Merit Real Estate placed average ready villa tickets near Dhs10.58 million, aligning with the scale of the Madinat Jumeirah Living transaction. While broader luxury apartment sales above Dhs10 million declined year on year, according to an AGBI analysis of Dubai Land Department figures, ultra-prime assets continued to attract buyers seeking trophy properties.
Madinat Jumeirah Living benefits from its location within a mature Jumeirah district that offers established infrastructure and restricted new freehold inventory, factors that have contributed to its emergence as a benchmark community. Property Finder data published in August 2026 listed average sale prices across the wider Madinat Jumeirah Living area near Dhs3.9 million, underscoring how the Dhs10.5 million deal sits distinctly in the upper pricing tier. The transaction reinforces the gap between standard inventory and the strongest assets in prime Dubai locations, according to the brokerage’s market reading.
CBA Real Estate has previously reported cumulative transactions exceeding Dhs2 billion, with Salman Bin Ali attributing that milestone to disciplined client relationships and selective property positioning rather than volume-driven expansion. The firm continues to invest in proprietary technology and team development to sustain performance across residential, investment and off-plan segments. Industry figures from multiple 2026 reports indicate that brokerage platforms demonstrating repeatability at the high end have gained share as buyers place greater weight on execution certainty and market insight.
