Al Furjan registered 886 resales in the twelve months to 3 September 2026, across 64 buildings and projects.

The Al Furjan desk reports the registered resale record of the Land Department's Al Furjan register, building by building, as the register itself names them, with each one's twelve months split by bedroom count. No single Al Furjan figure appears on this page: a studio in one tower and a four-bedroom apartment in another do not average, and one blended number would describe neither. Registered prices, not asking prices. The desk carries no listings.

The buildings and projects, as the register itself names them

In the twelve months to 3 September 2026, 64 Al Furjan buildings and projects registered resales. The register holds a resale record on 101 buildings and projects in all, 6,832 registered resales since February 2012; the 37 with nothing in the current window follow below. The most active is Villas without a project tag at 84 registered resales, median AED 3.84 million. It is followed by Lands without a project tag at 50 and Tilal AL Furjan- Phase One at 50. The largest record on the desk belongs to AL FURJAN, 958 registered resales since December 2012. Each has its own page, carrying its own window split by bedroom count and its registered rent record.

Every one of these has its own page of record. See every building or project in Al Furjan. Or find any building or project across the Desk.

With a thin sample, the honest number is the range. Publication thresholds are the Desk's standard: median at eight or more sales in that time, the range at three to seven, the count below three. Buildings and projects are reported separately and never combined into a district figure.

The window by bedroom count

Al Furjan is an apartment district, and the register types a bedroom count on most of its registrations, so the desk publishes each one's window split that way rather than only as one number per tower. Across the district the 886 registered resales in that time read Studio on 117 registered resales, 1 B/R on 157 registered resales, 2 B/R on 173 registered resales, 3 B/R on 92 registered resales, 4 B/R on 59 registered resales. The thresholds apply here as they do everywhere else: a tower with fifty resales in that time can still owe a count and not a median on its four-bedroom stock, and their own pages print it that way. The column on the right counts the buildings and projects where that bedroom count cleared the median threshold on its own.

Bedroom counts are carried verbatim from the register's own room field. Registrations the register does not type report as "not stated" rather than being assigned to a bedroom count they do not carry.

Buildings and projects with no resales in that time

37 buildings and projects hold a registered resale record but registered nothing in the current window. Each reports again when its resales register.

Buildings and projects awaiting a first registered resale

The register carries 23 further Al Furjan project tags with no registered resale yet: Al Ghaf 2, Almaara Residences, ARYAM TOWER BY ABU ALNAGA, AVENUE RESIDENCE 6, Avenue Residence 7 By Nabni, Avenue Residence 8, AVENUE RESIDENCE Three, Azizi Berton, Azizi Pearl, Azizi Plaza Hotel Apartments, Azizi Star Hotel Apartments, CANDACE ACACIA HOTEL APARTMENTS, CANDACE ASTER HOTEL APARTMENTS, Eight @ Al Furjan, EQUITI GARDEN, HQA By Arista, Montrell Hotel Aprtments, Murano Residence 5, PALAZZA ARABIA, ROSALIA RESIDENCES, Roy Mediterranean Hotel Apartments, TALIA RESIDENCES, Trussardi Residences. A building or project joins the tables above when its first resale registers. The register decides; the desk waits.

The records beyond the buildings and projects

The commercial and hospitality record holds 1,051 registered transactions. The whole-building record holds 20 registered transactions. Each of these is a different product from an apartment resale, so each is counted here and enters no figure above.

The scope of this desk, stated plainly

The Land Department does not file Al Furjan under the name a resident would use. Its area is Jabal Ali First, area 445, and the district itself is a master record the register writes as Al Furjan. That distinction is the whole scope rule of this desk, because the area is not the district. Area 445 also carries 5 other master records, 10,772 registered resales in all, and none of them appears in any figure on this page: Discovery Gardens (10,043), DMCC Master Community (334), Wasl Gate (211), Jabal Ali Village (142), Garden View (42). They are other markets with their own registers; they are censused and stated, never added together, and they are not in the awaiting roster. It also carries 12 registered resales that the register files under NO master record at all, and none of them appears in any figure on this page. A row the Land Department does not file under this district's master record is not this district's to publish: an empty match leaves the figure out, and no other figure is put in its place. The master record decides what belongs on this desk, everywhere on it.

One further note on names, and it matters for anyone checking a figure against the register. Inside the district the Land Department writes tower names as the developer registered them, which is not always the name on the building or the name a buyer would type. The desk publishes the register's own name for every building or project, verbatim, including its spelling and spacing, so that any figure here can be traced back to the register row it came from. A building the register does not name is not published under a name the desk has invented for it.

The Al Furjan Registry Index

The desk's registry index publishes as paired CSV and JSON files: al-furjan-registry-index_YYYY-MM for the trailing windows, with the annual file alongside. Files are versioned monthly and never silently rewritten, under the family scheme of The Dubai Registry Index.

The index publishes when the desk opens: after the production extract passes completeness verification, the aggregates clear the publication thresholds, and a month of figures survives the audit chain.

Method, this desk

The Desk-wide contract for source, verification, thresholds and corrections is set out in the method page of The Dubai Desk.