Most Active Areas by Sales Volume

Where buyers are buying in the selected property type, period, and market type.

Most Active Areas by Sales Volume

Where buyers are buying.

AreaPriceVolumePoP
Al Yelayiss 1—4,5210.6%
Dubai Investment Park Second—2,65815.8%
Wadi Al Safa 3—1,221350.6%
Al Yufrah 1—1,217-66.8%
Madinat Hind 4—1,063-70.7%
Dubai South—918-66.6%
Al Yelayiss 5—890—
Me'Aisem Second—764-26.8%
Nad Al Sheba First—620-7.3%
Wadi Al Safa 7—551-68.7%

Based on registered sales transactions in the selected period.

Most Active Areas by Rental Volume

Where tenants are renting.

AreaVolumeMedian rentYield
Madinat Hind 44,059——
Jabal Ali First1,071——
Al Hebiah Third973——
Al Thanyah Fifth870——
Al Hebiah Fourth841——
Al Hebiah Sixth623——
Al Hebiah Fifth564——
Nadd Hessa517——
Wadi Al Safa 5468——
Wadi Al Safa 6444——

Based on registered rental contracts this year to date. The period and market filters do not apply to rentals.

Highest Rental Yield Areas

Where rental income is strongest compared with property prices.

AreaYieldMedian rent
Dubai Investment Park First21.06%—
Wadi Al Safa 711.02%—
Al Hebiah Fifth7.01%—
Al Yelayiss 15.51%—
Madinat Hind 45.25%—
Me'Aisem First4.39%—
Wadi Al Safa 53.79%—
Wadi Al Safa 33.14%—
Al Yufrah 12.96%—
Dubai South2.85%—

Yield is an income signal and should be read with liquidity and price movement.

Highest Capital Appreciation Areas

Where prices increased the most.

AreaCap appreciationMedian price /sqft
Dubai Investment Park Second21.1%AED 1,913
Al Yelayiss 117.5%AED 1,802
Me'Aisem Second11.5%AED 1,788
Dubai Investment Park First9.9%AED 1,237
Al Yufrah 19.7%AED 1,432
Dubai South3.4%AED 1,356
Nad Al Sheba First2.8%AED 2,277
Wadi Al Safa 51.5%AED 1,435
Wadi Al Safa 7-2.6%AED 1,328
Me'Aisem First-4.5%AED 2,051

Appreciation is based on price movement over the selected period and may be affected by transaction mix.

Most Active Areas by Sales Volume

Dubai Property Market Area Performance

Transaction Volume and Demand Shifts

Use these rankings as market signals, not investment advice. Strong investment decisions should compare demand, yield, price growth, supply, entry price, and liquidity together.