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Annual report

Dubai property market — 1993

Every figure below comes from sale transactions registered with the Dubai Land Department and dated inside 1993. Mortgages and gifts are excluded; the register's own record of a sale is the only source.

Sales1Registered in 1993
Total valueAED 2.17MRegistered in 1993Across 1 communities
Price per sqftAED 170/sqftMedian across 1993up239.8% vs the year before
Sale priceAED 2.17MMedian across 19930% sold off-plan

In a sentence

The Land Department registered 1 property sales in 1993, worth AED 2.17M in total, across 1 communities. That is 0% more than the year before.

The median sale was AED 2,175,000 at AED 170/sqft, 239.8% above the year before. 0% of sales were off-plan.

Al Mamzer was the busiest community with 1 registered sales, and also took the most money at AED 2.17M.

Sales by year

Price per square foot by year

Median price per sqft

Where the sales were

The fifteen communities with the most registered sales in 1993, and how each moved against the year before.

CommunitySalesvs priorTotal valueMedian pricePrice/sqftOff-plan
Al Mamzer1AED 2.17MAED 2.17MAED 170/sqft0%

Where the money went

Ranked by total registered value rather than count — a different list, and the one that shows where capital actually landed.

CommunityValueSales
Al MamzerAED 2.17M1

Biggest movers

Change in registered sales against the previous year. Limited to communities with at least 50 sales in both — below that a swing is noise.

CommunitySalesChange

The largest sales of 1993

Each row links to its own register record, so any figure in this report can be traced to the transactions behind it.

Registered property transactions from the Dubai Land Department
DateCommunityProject / buildingTypeBedsSizePrice/sqftPrice
27 Jan 1993Al MamzerVillaExisting PropertiesNot specified12,800 sqftAED 170/sqftAED 2,175,000

Source: Dubai Land Department open data, retrieved from the Digital Dubai data.dubai platform. Figures cover registered transactions and Ejari-registered tenancy contracts, and are statistical summaries of public record — not a valuation of any individual property. Registration data can be amended or backdated by the source after first publication.