The desks

The Land Department registered 11,287 tenancy contracts for homes across the twelve Dubai communities this desk reads in August 2026: 7,469 new lettings and

The Dubai Land Department registered 1,044 home resales across Downtown Dubai in the twelve months to 22 October 2026, over 35 towers and communities.

The Dubai Land Department registered 450 resales across The Springs, The Meadows, The Lakes and Hattan in the twelve months to 22 October 2026.

The Dubai Land Department registered 228 resales in the seven days to 3 September 2026. The week's records, first entries, highest prices and the most traded towers and communities, chosen by rule from the register.

The Dubai Land Department registered 185 resales in the seven days to 2 September 2026. The week's records, first entries, highest prices and the most traded towers and communities, chosen by rule from the register.

The Dubai Land Department registered 1,944 home resales across Business Bay in the twelve months to 22 October 2026. Offices, shops and hotel stock are registered separately and are not counted in that figure.

The Dubai Land Department registered 190 resales in the seven days to 1 September 2026. The week's records, first entries, highest prices and most traded lines, chosen by rule from the register.

The Desk groups registered sales by the set of homes that trade like each other, counts them over twelve months, and only prints a median when the count supports one. Here is the method in plain words.

A DLD transaction record has a date, a procedure, a property type, an area, a project and an amount. Here is what each one means and which ones the Desk uses.

An asking price is what a seller hopes for. A registered price is what a buyer paid, recorded by the Dubai Land Department at transfer. The Dubai Desk publishes only the second.