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The Dubai property market in June 2011

In June 2011 the Dubai Land Department registered 1,502 residential sales worth AED 2.5bn — 51% fewer than in June 2010, when it registered 3,054, and 41% less by value. Most were completed homes: 1,358, against 144 off-plan. A completed home changed hands at a median AED 1.09M, AED 725 a square foot — 3% less a foot than in June 2010.

Sales registered
1,502
−51% on June 2010 (3,054)
Value
AED 2.5bn
−41% on June 2010 (AED 4.2bn)
Off-plan
144
10% of the month · 1,358 completed
Completed homes, median
AED 725
per sq ft · AED 1.09M a home · −3% on June 2010

The month in its year

June 2011 against the twelve months before it

Residential sales registered, by monthOff-planResale1,502 in June 2011
3,054
1,502
J2010JASONDJ2011FMAMJ

1,502 sales in June 2011 — the fewest in a month since December 2010, against 3,054 in June 2010. Off-plan was 10% of the month, against 41% a year earlier.

Completed homes

What a completed home sold for in June 2011

Resales of completed homes, by layout — a layout prints at ten sales. Off-plan is kept out: a launch price is a developer’s schedule, not a market, and the month’s off-plan sales have their own line beside the table.

LayoutSalesMedian priceAED/sqft
Studio205AED 283K662
1 B/R353AED 675K769
2 B/R376AED 1.20M842
3 B/R241AED 1.50M705
4 B/R51AED 2.50M805

Medians of what buyers paid at transfer, never an asking price. Each is a month’s sales, so a layout’s figure moves with which buildings happened to sell as well as with prices; the year-long reading of the same register is on Dubai property prices.

Registration days
18, 1 June to 29 June. The busiest was 6 June: 209 sales, AED 408m.
Off-plan
144 sales at a median AED 942 a square foot — its own line, never blended into the completed-home medians.
Villas
186 of the 1,502, as the register files them. A house sold with its plot is filed as land and is not counted here.
Payment plans
217 registered under the Land Department’s payment-plan and delayed-sale procedures.

Where the sales were

The busiest communities, and the dearest

The communities with the most sales registered in June, launches and resales together; beside them the dearest, by the median price of a square foot of completed home at ten resales or more.

A community counts the sales of every building and villa project in it that has a page here. A sale the register files where we have no page — a plot, a tower not yet placed — is in the month’s total and in neither table. The busiest table’s price is completed homes only, so a community that sold nothing but launches has none; the dearest table ranks completed homes alone.

Buildings

The busiest towers in June 2011

The 15 buildings with the most sales registered in June, each linking its own recorded history.

Every sale the tower registered in the month. The price is its median a square foot where it sold one kind of home — off-plan or completed — and a dash where it sold both, because the two are never averaged together.

The record sales

The dearest homes registered in June 2011

The dearest was an AED 15M completed four-bedroom home at Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai — 4,279 sq ft at AED 3,483 a square foot, registered on 9 June.

RegisteredHomeLayoutSq ftPriceAED/sqftSold
9 Jun 2011Burj KhalifaDowntown Dubai4 B/R4,279AED 15M3,483Completed
6 Jun 2011Al Mass TowerDubai Marina5 B/R6,339AED 10M1,578Completed
14 Jun 2011The Fairmont Palm Residence NorthPalm Jumeirah5 B/R9,978AED 7.75M777Off-plan
23 Jun 2011Emirates CrownDubai Marina5 B/R7,687AED 7.59M988Completed
20 Jun 2011West Heights 2Business Bay4 B/R6,206AED 6.89M1,110Completed
1 Jun 2011East Heights 4Business Bay4 B/R5,717AED 6.86M1,200Completed
6 Jun 2011Emirates CrownDubai Marina5 B/R7,686AED 6.80M885Completed
16 Jun 2011Residences_E1Downtown Dubai3 B/R2,379AED 6.60M2,774Completed
20 Jun 2011West Heights 2Business Bay4 B/R6,206AED 6.46M1,042Completed
20 Jun 2011Burj KhalifaDowntown Dubai2 B/R2,036AED 6.41M3,150Completed

Apartments and villas as the register files them. A house registered with its plot is filed as land, so a mansion can be missing here; it is read apart, with every year’s record since 2015, on the most expensive homes sold in Dubai. A home with no page here is named by the Land Department’s area.

Questions people ask

The Dubai property market in June 2011, answered

How many properties were sold in Dubai in June 2011?

1,502 residential sales were registered at the Dubai Land Department in June 2011, worth AED 2.5bn: 144 off-plan and 1,358 completed homes. That is 51% fewer than in June 2010, when 3,054 were registered. The count is of transfers the Land Department registered in the month; mortgage registrations, gifts, lease-to-own conversions, developers' own filings and transfers recorded at a fraction of what a home sells for are left out, because none of them is a price a buyer paid.

What was the most expensive home sold in Dubai in June 2011?

The dearest apartment or villa registered was an AED 15M completed four-bedroom home at Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai — 4,279 sq ft at AED 3,483 a square foot, registered on 9 June. Next came AED 10M at Al Mass Tower, Dubai Marina, and AED 7.75M at The Fairmont Palm Residence North, Palm Jumeirah. A house registered with its plot is filed as land rather than as a villa, so it is read apart, on the page for the most expensive homes sold in Dubai.

Which area of Dubai had the most property sales in June 2011?

Dubai Marina, with 236 registered sales, 180 of them completed homes; then Jumeirah Lake Towers (224) and Jumeirah Beach Residence (156). The dearest, by the median price of a square foot of completed home, was Palm Jumeirah at AED 1,417 across 94 resales. A community counts every building and villa project in it that has a page here.

The same register read as a year rather than a month: what every community and building sells for now is Dubai property prices, and how far prices have moved since 2020 is the Dubai property price index. Rents are read from the Ejari register as a year, with a new lease kept apart from a renewal, on Dubai rent prices.

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 30 Jun 2011.

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