In around seven years, Dubai’s villa market has functioned most adequately as demand for residential space continues to boost selling prices. In the second quarter of 2021, almost all of the losses in residential capital in the previous citywide price index were by ValuStrat. The price movement of the villas and apartments all across Dubai, boosted by 3.8%. The villa segment led to growth, which was the highest since 2014, showing an annual increase of 6.3% and a quarterly increase of 7%. The report states, The Meadows, Arabian Ranches, Lakes, Jumeirah Islands, Dubai Hills Estate, and Mudon have the highest yearly gains. The demand for high-end villas within well-established villa communities increased, according to the Head of ‘Immobilien Research’ at ValuStrat, Haider Tuaima. The supply is limited and is very attractive compared to the peaks before them. This demand was driven further by COVID-19 working-for-home lifestyles and attractive financing options, Tuaima further added while in conversation with Zawya. As coronavirus restraint took a fall last year, the demand for houses in Dubai increased due to recorded-low prices, mortgage rates, and up to 85 percent of attractive value-for-money ratios. In May alone, 4,429 real estate dealings were made in total since March 2017, for 11.11 billion dirhams that is almost $3 billion. According to the Dubai portal Property Finder, following the COVID-19 lock-down last year, the overall transaction value of the Dubai immovable market regained more than 324%.