Am I paying over the market?
The median registered price for your exact size in your exact area, plus the middle half of sales so you can see the spread the seller is sitting in.
Tell us the project, the size and what the seller wants, and we will show you the real price.
The median registered price for your exact size in your exact area, plus the middle half of sales so you can see the spread the seller is sitting in.
Eight quarters of median price and sale count. A tower that stopped selling shows up as a thinning line long before an agent mentions it.
Median Ejari rent for that size over the median sale price for the same size in the same area. Gross, and we say so.
Which developers hold stock, which brokerages carry the listings and which agents close them. That part is in the report.
The Dubai Land Department publishes every registered sale and every Ejari tenancy as open data. We load all of it, 1.2 million sales and 10.4 million tenancy contracts, and read the median for your size in your area.
No. A bank wants a RICS valuer who has walked the unit. This tells you what the market has been paying for homes like it, which is the number worth having before you make the offer.
Median registered annual rent for that size in that area, over the median registered sale price for the same size there. It is a gross yield: before service charge, agency fee and any empty month. A size needs ten contracts and ten sales behind it or we show the rent and hold the yield back.
You still get the median, with the number of sales behind it printed beside it. Under ten it is a handful of transfers rather than a market rate, so the result says so and offers you the area the project stands in. Widening is your call: we never quote the area’s numbers under the project’s name.
The registry publishes daily and we pull daily. The date of the last registered sale we hold is printed on every result.
Because the full report is a PDF and WhatsApp is where you will actually open it. The name is so the message opens with yours rather than “hi there”. One message, from a person.