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What people actually paid in EMR-25: the sales registered at the Dubai Land Department, not asking prices. Understand the numbers before you buy.

127 sales are on record at the Dubai Land Department, below.

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Nearest metro
Centrepoint Metro Station — as the Dubai Land Department files it; every building beside it, and what each sold for
Handed over
2012 — the first year resales of completed homes appear in numbers on the register, not the developer’s date
First on record
2010 — an off-plan sale
Sales on record
127 — registered at the Dubai Land Department, the latest November 2025
Off-plan share
32% — 41 bought off-plan from the developer, 86 resales of a completed home

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Median sale price
AED 365K
10 sales · the last three years
Mean AED 368K
Median per sq ft
AED 587
+36.2% on the year before
Mean AED 571
Last recorded sale
November 2025
Registered at the DLD
Activity, 90 days
No sales
0.0× its usual pace · below the five-sale floor to rank

The recorded market

Price per square foot, by year

The median of every sale registered at the Dubai Land Department here. Not asking prices.

957
616
12131415161718192122232425

The low was 2022 at AED 417 a square foot, and it has recovered 48% since. It is still 36% below its 2013 peak.

What sells here

By size

Registered sales in the last three years. Sizes are the registered floor area.

LayoutTypical sizeMedian priceMean pricePer sq ftSales
1 B/R744 sqft428,500415,5675826

Layouts that have sold fewer than five times in three years are left out — too few to quote a median, so we do not guess at one.

Every sale, as registered

Recent sales in EMR-25

The last transfers recorded at the Dubai Land Department, newest first.

DateLayoutSizePricePer sq ft
7 Nov 20251 B/R729450,000617
25 Sept 20251 B/R747460,000616
23 Jul 20251 B/R853400,000469
18 Jun 20251 B/R741435,000587
8 May 2025Studio491330,000673
26 Feb 2025Studio491310,000632
3 Sept 20241 B/R730422,000578
23 Jan 2024Studio491280,000571
18 Jan 2024Studio456268,000587
7 Dec 20231 B/R853326,400383
24 May 2023Studio491250,000510
6 Dec 20221 B/R834320,000384

How often it trades

Sales per year

Off-plan sales dominate a building’s first years; resales take over after handover.Off-planResale

4
6
12131415161718192122232425

Of the 127 sales on record, 41 were bought off-plan from the developer and 86 were resales of a finished home. The changeover in 2012 is the handover. The 2025 bar is part-year.

Where the market is moving

The busiest buildings in International City

EMR-25 sold 0 completed homes in the ninety days to 19 Oct 2026, below the five-sale floor to rank. These are the five busiest buildings in International City.

RankBuildingSales, 90 daysAgainst its usual pace
1HDS Sunstar 282.3×
2Lawnz by Danube Block 361.5×
3Building L0953.3×
4Building T0452.9×
5EMR-1352.9×

Completed homes only, by the date the Dubai Land Department registered the transfer — the ninety days to 19 Oct 2026. Buildings with fewer than five sales in the window are not ranked. The ten busiest in International City, with pace against each building’s own year before.

Where these numbers come from. Every figure on this page is drawn from the Dubai Land Department’s transaction register, read directly from the Dubai Data Exchange. It is what buyers actually paid, recorded at transfer — not asking prices, not valuations, not our own estimates. Mortgage registrations, gift transfers, rent-to-own contracts and developers’ own filings are all excluded; none of them is a price a buyer paid. Medians are used rather than averages so one unusual sale cannot move the number. Data through 19 Oct 2026.

Nearby

What else to look at in International City

The buildings this one sits between on recorded price per square foot, and the newest to start trading. Every one has its own page of registered prices.

Medians over each building’s whole recorded history at the Dubai Land Department, so a tower that has not traded lately is still here — this is what to look at next, not what the market is doing this month. Buildings with fewer than five recorded sales are left out. “First traded” is the year the register first saw a sale in the building, which for a new tower is close to its handover.

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Sam McCone

Sam McCone

McCone Properties