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What a square foot really costs, area by area

Median prices actually paid in the Dubai Land Department registry (sales only, excluding mortgages and gifts), over the 12 months 13 November 2025 to 12 November 2026, within each area page's cadastral area(s). Resale and off-plan are kept apart: new-build often costs much more per sq ft. The registry publishes per square foot; the m² figure is an exact conversion (1 m² = 10.7639 sq ft).

Source: Dubai Land Department, transaction registry (sales only) and Ejari leases, 13 November 2025 to 12 November 2026. Prices actually paid, not asking prices. Euro: ECB reference rate of 13 November 2026, dirham pegged to the dollar (3.6725). Method

Same figures as the home page widget and the header of each area page; the “90 days” blocks on area pages show the recent trend. Each price covers the area's cadastral area(s), which may span several communities: it shows the market, not a specific building. A median is published from 15 sales; change compares the resale price per sq ft with the previous 12 months. Yield is the one on the area page: the highest gross yield by unit type (median Ejari rent of the unit type over the median resale price of apartments of the same type; the rent and sales windows differ), before charges, given only for single-zone areas with enough apartments let and sold; past changes do not predict the future. JBR, Dubai Harbour, Sobha Hartland and Jumeirah Golf Estates are parts of an area: their prices cover only their own projects and are already counted in their area. Sourced information, neither a valuation nor advice: an advisor reviews your own project with you. Price per sq ft for apartments only: for a villa, the registry area is the plot. An area without apartments (Arabian Ranches) shows the median villa price instead.