Real Ejari + DLD dataRank #27 of 30 by yield

Dubai Maritime City rental yield

2.81%

gross rental yield · computed, not estimated

Median rent
AED 85,000/yr
Rent /sqm
AED 935
Sale /sqm
AED 33,217
Evidence
165 / 1419

Includes unit — every residential type, each priced against its own comparable sales.

Are prices falling in Dubai Maritime City?

-4.7%

resale price movement over 90 days (AED 22,870/sqm → AED 21,796/sqm), on 116 real transactions. Off-plan launches excluded.

Properties that sold below comparables

Real DLD transactions — sold prices, not listings.

What is on the market in Dubai Maritime City now?

Everything above is what sold — Dubai's official transaction record, the only property data Dubai publishes openly. Listings are the portals' own data and we do not copy them. To see what is for sale right now:

Dubai Maritime City — questions

What is the rental yield in Dubai Maritime City?

Dubai Maritime City has a gross rental yield of 2.81%, computed from 165 real Ejari rent contracts against 1419 real DLD dwelling sales, per square metre. It is gross, not net — service charges are not deducted.

Are property prices falling in Dubai Maritime City?

Resale prices fell 4.7% over the last 90 days versus the 90 before, measured on median AED per square metre of real DLD resale transactions (11 sales then, 6 now). Off-plan launches are excluded — developer pricing would move the median without any existing home re-pricing.

Where does this data come from?

Dubai Land Department transaction records and Ejari rent contracts — Dubai's official open data. Rents are new residential contracts only (renewals are rent-cap suppressed below market). Sales are built dwellings only (land plots and whole-building sales have a different price-per-sqm basis). Nothing here is an estimate.

Do you list properties for sale here?

No. We show real transactions — what actually sold. Listings are the portals' own data and we do not copy them; the links on this page open their live search for this community.

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