A clean view of the UAE residential market as buyers and tenants see it, with each property counted once no matter how many agents advertise it.
What's included
- Purpose (sale or rent), emirate, community, building and unit type
- Bedrooms, bathrooms, built-up area and asking price, with price per square foot
- Ready or off-plan status, developer and expected handover date where advertised
- First listed date, days on market, price changes and delisting date
- Advertising agency name (business only; no agent personal details)
How buyers use it
- Valuers and banks compare asking prices with recorded transactions to measure negotiation gaps
- Investors track rental yields and supply by community and building
- Developers study competing launches and absorption before pricing a project
- Proptech companies power search, price estimates and market reports
Coverage and methodology
We collect public listings every day from the main UAE property portals and from agency websites. The same unit advertised by several agencies is merged using building, floor, size, price and photo similarity; on average each property appears 2.4 times across sources before de-duplication. Listings are matched to 38,000 buildings in our reference database, and unmatched listings keep community-level location. Asking prices are what sellers and landlords hope to achieve, not what is paid, so pair this dataset with recorded transactions for valuation work. Contact names and phone numbers shown on listings are not collected.