Despite reports that Dubai’s property bubble had burst, estate listings continue to advertise ultra-luxury homes in the emirate at very high prices, according to one report. It describes “dream houses” marketed to buyers at the nine-figure price range, including mansions and penthouses. The report says the ongoing war in the Middle East has not halted activity from property agents, and that pricing for high-end residences remains ambitious even amid broader regional uncertainty. One example highlighted is a four-bedroom terraced house advertised for £62 million, described as having no garden. The article frames the continued high valuations as evidence that Dubai’s luxury real-estate market is still being promoted aggressively through major property listings. However, it does not provide broader market data on sales volumes, transaction activity, or whether the advertised prices reflect deals actually completed. Overall, the coverage focuses on advertised asking prices rather than confirmed purchases or changes in market fundamentals.