![The Burj Khalifa tower, center, stands among city skyscrapers and the Address Sky View, right, under construction by developers Emaar Properties PJSC, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Wednesday, April 11, 2018. Transformed into a flamboyant city state from an impoverished Gulf port in less than 50 years, Dubai defied geology to build skyscrapers and elaborately shaped islands in the sea. Photographer: Christopher Pike/Bloomberg](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/FVPWU6J7OEOFXCDK6S52HUMNCU.jpg?smart=true&auth=9d5984b15f7b84a454c134c473d4be167907d900c1440070f7f1fa93d468ea5b&width=400&height=225)
UAE nationals were the biggest investors in the first quarter, with Dh4 billion worth of deals. Christopher Pike/Bloomberg
UAE nationals were the biggest investors in the first quarter, with Dh4 billion worth of deals. Christopher Pike/Bloomberg
Dubai records Dh58bn real estate transactions in first quarter of 2018
Business Bay topped the table in terms of most sales in the emirate
Dania Saadi
14 April, 2018