Your home in Dubai. What is it worth?

About what homes with the same bedroom count in your building, your project or your community sold for recently. Enter the place, the type and the bedrooms above: we compare sales registered with the Dubai Land Department over the last 12 months (up to 24 months in your own building, when it has few sales), bring them to today's prices and show the range in which the middle half of those sales fall.

From registered sales and new rent contracts that the Dubai Land Department publishes as open data, from its open register of freehold units, from the Dubai Statistics Center's price and rent indices, and from owners-association service charge budgets. The estimate does not use asking prices.

It depends on where the comparable sales come from, and each estimate says so. In a back-test on sales registered between August and November 2026, half of the estimates built from the home's building or project were within 7% of the registered price; half of those built from the community were within 12%. For homes with four or more bedrooms, or priced above AED 6 million, half of our estimates were within 14 to 15% of the registered price. Floor, view, condition and furnishing are not in the data, so a home can sell above or below the estimate.

Homes of one bedroom count in one building sell at different prices because of floor, view, condition and timing. The range is the middle half of comparable sales: a quarter sold below it and a quarter above it. It is not a range the price is certain to fall in.

The estimate on this page is free, with no sign-up. An account holds one home free with its full page: value, range, history, gain, rent estimate, yield, the lease block with its reminders, and a monthly e-mail.

Gross yield is the estimated yearly rent divided by the estimated value. Net yield also takes off the owners-association service charge of the home, when a budget is published for its project.

No. Banks and courts need a report from a RERA-certified valuer who inspects the home. This is an automated estimate from registered sales, a starting point for pricing a sale or checking an offer.

Sales and rent contracts are read whenever the Dubai Land Department publishes new ones, most working days; the unit register weekly. The date of the latest sale we use is shown on the page. A home in your account gets one new reading a month.