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Anyone reading the Desk

How this works

Where these figures come from.

The Dubai Land Department registers what was signed. This site reads that record, checks it against itself and publishes it. What is free and what costs money is set out below.

How this works

Where these figures come from, in one screen

Everything on this site is a deal the Dubai Land Department registered. Not an asking price, not a listing, not an estimate. In the last twelve months that was 27,607 registered resales across thirty-one Dubai districts.

The Land Department records every property that changes hands and every tenancy that is signed. This desk reads that record twice a week, checks each figure can be rebuilt from the copy of the register it keeps, and publishes what is left. A figure that cannot be rebuilt is left out rather than guessed at.

Almost all of it is free to read. Two things are sold, and both of them show you the whole thing before you pay for any of it. Nothing here takes a card until you have seen the page count, the price and a real page out of the document you are buying.

The longer version, with what is read from where and what is never on here, is below.

These figures are the Dubai Land Department's own, the register read to 22 October 2026.

The longer version

Three steps, and there is nothing else to it

  1. The Land Department registers the deal. When a home is sold or let, the transfer or the tenancy contract is registered. That record carries the tower or community, the size, the date and the money.
  2. We read the register and check it against itself. Twice a week. A figure is only published if it can be rebuilt from the copy of the register we keep, and if it cannot, we leave it out rather than guess at it.
  3. We publish what it says, and we say when we read it. Every page on this site carries the date the register was read for it. Different registers are read on their own clocks, so those dates are not always the same day.

What is on here, and what each part is read from

What you can look upDistrictsRead to
Sales  registered resales3122 October 2026
Rentals  registered tenancies2823 October 2026
Off-plan  registered off-plan sales2822 October 2026

Each row is counted by the same thing that builds that page's own list, so the number here and the number on the page it opens are the same number.

What is free, and what costs money

Everything above is free to read. Two things are sold, and both of them show you the whole thing before you pay for any of it.

Nothing on this site takes a card until you have seen the page count, the price and a real page out of the document you are buying.

What is never on here

No listings and no properties for sale. No asking prices. No names of owners or tenants. Nothing bought from a portal or a data reseller. If the register does not say it, this site does not print it.

The register today
27,607
resales in the last twelve months
31
districts, each with its own page
22 October 2026
register read to
The whole record
Every registered sale in a district, in one document you keep. From AED 99.
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