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Dubai property transactions on Wednesday, 27 May 2026

Every residential sale the Dubai Land Department registered on Wednesday, 27 May 2026, from its own register: 6 sales worth AED 10.3m6 off-plan, 0 completed homes — dearest first. Each row names its building and links the building’s page, where its whole recorded history is. Recorded prices, not asking prices. The whole month, against the same month a year earlier, is the register’s May 2026 report.

Sales registered
6
6 off-plan · 0 completed
Value
AED 10.3m
every sale that day, added together
Dearest sale
AED 2.3m
2-bed apartment · Art House Hills by Adaan and Tuscany in Arjan
Linked to a page here
100%
6 of 6 sales name a building or community with a page

Every sale, dearest first

All 6 sales on 27 May 2026

Apartments, villas, houses filed with their plot, bare plots and whole buildings, in the order of the price the buyer paid. An off-plan row is a developer’s launch price for a home not yet built; a completed row is a finished home changing hands. A row the register does not tie to a page here names the register’s own project and area instead.

HomeWhat · salePrice, AEDSq ftAED/sqft
Art House Hills by Adaan and TuscanyArjan2-bed apartmentOff-plan2,311,4011,5191,522
Art House Hills by Adaan and TuscanyArjan2-bed apartmentOff-plan2,197,9111,2231,797
Art House Hills by Adaan and TuscanyArjan2-bed apartmentOff-plan2,088,5741,2001,741
Art House Hills by Adaan and TuscanyArjan1-bed apartmentOff-plan1,657,1499951,665
Verde by VisionDubai Sports City1-bed apartmentOff-plan1,194,3908491,408
Art House Hills by Adaan and TuscanyArjanStudio apartmentOff-plan899,7585031,788

Sizes are the area the department registered with the sale — for a row filed as land, the plot’s — and the price a square foot is the price over it. “Completed · deferred” is a finished home sold with its payment deferred, which the register calls a delayed sale. Rows the register files as sales but no buyer paid a market price on are left out, as on every report on this site.

Where the day’s sales were

The busiest communities and buildings on 27 May 2026

The day’s sales on a page here, counted by community and by tower. Each links its own report, where the day sits among every sale the register holds for the same place.

CommunitySalesOff-planValue
Arjan55AED 9.2m
Dubai Sports City11AED 1.2m

What the rows are

Four things to know before quoting a row

The register’s sales, as delivered

Every row is a sale the Dubai Land Department registered: a residential property transferred for a price, read every night from the department’s own open-data publish. Apartments, villas, houses filed with their plot, bare plots and whole buildings, off-plan and completed — the register as it comes, not a sample and not a selection.

Rows with no market price are out

The register files some things as sales that are not: a lease-to-own contract converting, a developer registering its own stock, a fractional share of a flat sold at the share’s price, a size keyed as a hundredth of a square metre. They are left out here as on every report on this site. Mortgages and gifts are other headings of the register and never appear.

Recorded, not asked

A price here is what the buyer paid at transfer — not an asking price, not a valuation. An off-plan row is a developer’s launch price for a home not yet built; a completed row is a finished home changing hands. Every row says which, because the two are different markets at different prices.

A few days behind, and a week to settle

The date is the day the department registered the transfer, not the day the deal was struck. A day’s registrations reach the department’s publish the evening after at the soonest, so the newest day here is always a few days behind the calendar, more across a weekend. The department also re-dates rows between publishes, so the last week’s days can still gain or lose a sale; older days do not move.

What a row on a transactions site means, and who runs the dashboard most people find first, is DXB Interact explained; the same register read as a year rather than a day — every community and building ranked by what it sells for — is Dubai property prices, and as a clock, every year since 2020, the Dubai property price index; the dearest single sales it has ever recorded are the most expensive homes sold in Dubai; and why an off-plan price and a completed one never share a median is off-plan or resale.

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 11 Sept 2026.

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