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Al Layan1

1 registered sales on record, from 12 Apr 2023 to 12 Apr 2023.

Registered sales0Last 12 months
Price per sqft—Median, last 12 monthsNo property type traded in both years in enough volume to compare
Sale price—Median, last 12 months
Gross rental yield—Median annual home rent ÷ median sale priceFrom 3 home tenancies

How Al Layan1 has moved

Price per square foot

Median price per sqft

Sales volume by month

What each size costs here

Registered sales over the last 12 months, grouped by bedroom count. The 25th–75th percentile range shows the spread — a single median hides how wide it is.

Not enough recent sales in this community to break down by size.

Rents in Al Layan1

62 tenancy contracts registered in the last 12 months:

  • 3 homesAED 16,146 median, per unit
  • 59 offices, shops and warehousesAED 113,298 median, per unit

The rent and yield quoted at the top of this page use the homes only. Mixing an office or a bed space into a residential median produces a figure no tenant here has ever paid.

YearTypeContractsMedian annual rentTypical rangeRent/sqft
2026—22AED 42,706AED 24K – AED 68KAED 2/sqft
2026Warehouse11AED 150,106AED 140K – AED 185K—
2026Open Land5AED 206,667AED 207K – AED 370K—
2026Workshop5AED 115,200AED 113K – AED 152K—
2026Office5AED 309,783AED 207K – AED 950K—
2026Factory1AED 950,000AED 950K – AED 950K—
2025—22AED 39,505AED 21K – AED 67KAED 2/sqft
2025Open Land6AED 153,201AED 132K – AED 155K—
2025Office4AED 408,750AED 133K – AED 663K—
2025Labor Camps4AED 6,743AED 6K – AED 8K—
2025Factory3AED 830,769AED 747K – AED 831K—
2025Shop3AED 70,000AED 70K – AED 70K—

Latest registered sales

All sales in Al Layan1
Registered property transactions from the Dubai Land Department
DateCommunityProject / buildingTypeBedsSizePrice/sqftPrice
12 Apr 2023Al Layan1—LandOther · Existing PropertiesNot specified33,108,127 sqftAED 19/sqftAED 630,795,976

Latest tenancy contracts

All rentals in Al Layan1
Start dateProjectTypeSizeAnnual rent
16 Oct 2026——5,382 sqftAED 20,075
4 Oct 2026——10,009 sqftAED 36,032
1 Oct 2026——21,393 sqftAED 47,065
25 Sept 2026—Workshop—AED 115,200
23 Sept 2026——19,375 sqftAED 42,625
3 Sept 2026——19,375 sqftAED 38,750
20 Aug 2026——10,012 sqftAED 44,054
20 Aug 2026—Workshop—AED 113,298
15 Aug 2026—Office—AED 200,000
15 Aug 2026—Workshop—AED 200,000

What the government values it at

The Land Department's own valuers assessed 57 properties here over the last two years at a median of AED 200/sqft, against — actually paid.

These are different measurements, not a discount. Valuations are commissioned for a purpose — a mortgage, a transfer, a dispute — so they sample different properties than the open market does. Across Dubai they sit consistently below transacted prices.

How buyers split here

No recent sales to split between off-plan and ready.

Reading the yield

Gross yield compares this community's median annual rent to its median sale price. Both are medians of different property mixes, so treat it as a community-level indicator rather than the return on any one home — and note it is gross, before service charges, agency fees and vacancy.

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. Refresh times vary by dataset; records shown here are not a live feed.