29 BOULEVARD

66 sales were registered against 29 Boulevard between 29 Apr 2025 and 23 Jul 2026 — a span of 15 months. Those are completed registrations at the Dubai Land Department, not asking prices or listings.

The two figures behind that percentage are not drawn on the same population. This project’s median covers every registration type across the whole register we hold (28 Apr 2025 to 7 Sep 2026). The area figure covers resale only in Burj Khalifa over the 12 months to 7 Sep 2026, pooled on the transaction register’s own area name, which does not always match the project register’s name shown above. Unit mix, floor level and view are not controlled for on either side, and neither is use class: DLD registers offices and shops as units, so registered retail and office sales are pooled into both figures, and retail trades at a materially higher rate per square foot than residential stock in the same building. In sectors where commercial space is a large share of what registers, the area figure sits well above the residential rate. Read it as an indication of where this project sits in its area, not as a like-for-like comparison.

Basis: Dubai Land Department transaction register, arm’s-length sales of units and villas only. Gifts, mortgage registrations, zero-price rows, land plots and whole-building transfers are excluded, as are AED/sqft values outside 100–20,000. Figures are medians, not averages. The register we hold runs from 28 Apr 2025 to 7 Sep 2026; 28 Apr 2025 is the earliest date in our copy of the register, not the date this project started selling, so the counts above are of sales registered in that window rather than since launch. This page is a dated extract taken on 8 Sep 2026, not a live query. Past registered prices are evidence of what has been paid, not a forecast of future value.