Dubai has retained its place as the heartbeat of global super-prime property sales in the third quarter of 2026. There were 86 sales of $10m-plus properties in Dubai, worth $1.57 billion, according to Knight Frank’s global super-prime intelligence report, ahead of Hong Kong in second place with 78 sales worth $1.58 billion. However, activity in Dubai fell by 34 per cent in terms of number of sales and 28 per cent by value compared with the second quarter.