Dubai property market statistics

Every figure below is a median from records registered with the Dubai Land Department — sales and Ejari tenancy contracts — not an average of advertised listings. Each carries the number of records behind it.

Covering 1,768,393 transaction records and 3,459,820 tenancy contracts. Sales data runs to 28 August 2026.

Dubai, city-wide

Recorded sales

1,353,718

all years on record

Tenancy contracts

3,459,820

registered with Ejari

Median rent

AED 65,000

a year · 583,341 contracts

Rent per sqft

AED 73

+5.9% year on year

Median price and rent, by area

The twelve most transacted areas in the register.

AreaMedian sale AED/sqftMedian rent AED/yrRecorded sales
Dubai MarinaAED 2,246AED 121,275100,963
Jumeirah Village CircleAED 1,443AED 67,20086,187
Business BayAED 2,121AED 95,00069,132
Downtown DubaiAED 2,714AED 145,00054,432
International City Ph 1AED 713AED 37,00043,673
Dubai Land Residence ComplexAED 1,448AED 60,00042,858
Jumeirah Lakes TowersAED 2,229AED 90,56242,635
Dubai SouthAED 1,718AED 73,00040,257
Al FurjanAED 1,570AED 60,22739,108
Dubai Sports CityAED 1,246AED 55,00032,503
Meydan OneAED 1,924AED 77,00032,403
Dubai HillsAED 2,233AED 135,00030,242

Highest gross rental yields

Median registered rent over median registered sale price, per square foot. Restricted to areas with at least 2,000 recorded sales and 1,000 registered tenancies, so the ranking reflects real markets rather than thin pockets and industrial estates. Gross — service charges, commission and voids are not deducted.

AreaGross yieldMedian AED/sqftRecorded salesTenancies
International City Ph 18.1%AED 71343,67324,964
Al Goze Fourth7.0%AED 9672,9882,583
Meydan One6.9%AED 1,92432,40311,625
Dubai Studio City6.7%AED 1,5674,9611,941
Barsha Heights6.6%AED 1,2442,8365,749
Dubai Sports City6.4%AED 1,24632,5039,953
Jumeirah Village Circle6.3%AED 1,44386,18729,556
Jumeirah Golf6.3%AED 1,34023,2457,484
The Lakes6.0%AED 1,82519,4614,154
Dubai Hills6.0%AED 2,23330,2427,164

Where rents moved most

Change in median rent per square foot against the same month a year earlier, for the busiest rental areas.

AreaMedian rent AED/yrYear on yearContracts
Jumeirah Village CircleAED 67,200-4.7%29,556
Al FurjanAED 60,227+6.1%26,477
International City Ph 1AED 37,000+4.2%24,964
Dubai MarinaAED 121,275-5.5%18,539
Business BayAED 95,000-4.3%17,861
Silicon OasisAED 55,000+6.5%16,822
Al Nahda SecondAED 52,000+2.2%14,143
Al Barsha FirstAED 77,000+6.1%13,516
ArjanAED 61,812+6.6%13,136
Al KaramaAED 63,945+2.5%12,102
Muhaisanah FourthAED 39,999+0.2%11,649
Meydan OneAED 77,000-9.3%11,625

How to cite these figures

Attribute as Keyva (https://www.dubaikeyva.com), from Dubai Land Department records, and state the date the data runs to — 28 August 2026 for sales.

Two things are easy to quote wrongly. Medians here describe the most recent period, not the whole record: Dubai has risen far enough that an all-time median is a historical price. And all yields shown are gross — service charges alone commonly take a fifth to a third of the rent, so a net figure is materially lower.