The asking price is an opinion.The sale price is a record.

Paste any Dubai listing and see what it should cost. Judged only on the 1.1M+ sales registered with the Dubai Land Department, never on asking prices.

Point, tap or use arrow keys to read a tower Dubai on Monday 12 October. Every tower is a project that sold homes that day: wider means more homes sold, taller means a higher price per sqft. The day in numbers
AED 1,681/sqft
Typical price paid, last 90 days
-1.7% vs a year ago
9,226
Homes sold in the 30 days to 14 Oct
Registered with DLD
6.6%
Typical gross rental yield
Median across well-covered projects
72%
Of sales are off-plan
Last 90 days

Paste a listing. See where its price sits.

We place the asking price among what similar units in the same building actually sold for, test the seller's claims against the records, and give you the questions to ask before you commit.

Studio in Azizi Venice 14 Example · 365 sqft listed at AED 660,000
Listed at1,820
P10 1,587 median 1,710 P90 1,847 AED/sqft
The shaded band is the middle half of 1,515 recorded sales. The scale runs from the 10th to the 90th percentile.

About 6% above the median of 1,515 similar sales in the last year. Room to negotiate.

Check your own listing →

Where the numbers are strongest

Full scorecard →

Gross yield compares the median Ejari rent per sqm with the median sale price per sqm for the same type of home over the last 12 months, using single-home leases only. Only projects with at least 20 sales and 20 leases in that window are ranked. Past returns are not a forecast.

Most sold right now

· last 90 days
All projects →

Biggest price moves

· last 6 months vs the 6 before

Projects whose typical unit size changed by more than 15% are left out, so a switch from studios to 3-beds doesn't read as a price change. Moves above 30% are not shown.

Your listing has a record too.

The example above was judged on 1,515 recorded sales. Paste a link, a screenshot or a PDF and see where your price sits.

Check an offer