Deyaar Development (P.J.S.C)

This is the legal entity named on the register, not a developer brand. A brand commonly files through more than one entity and through separate project companies, so the projects shown here may be part of a larger portfolio held under other registered names. We do not merge entities into brands, because doing it by inference would eventually attribute one company’s projects to another.

Counts are of what DLD has on record, not of what this developer has built or sold. On the extract of 6 Oct 2026, 29 of 37 projects here had 10 or more registered sales. A project with fewer still shows its median, marked as a small sample with the number of sales behind it.

Dubai Land Department project register and transaction register, via the Mitchell's Commercial Real Estate DLD pipeline. Project facts (developer, area, unit counts, start and completion dates) are as recorded in DLD's live project register, read 4 Oct 2026; the project description, master community and building count are from DLD's open-data project extract loaded 15 Jun 2026. Transaction figures cover registered Sales of units and villas between 28 Apr 2025 and 5 Oct 2026; 28 Apr 2025 is the earliest date held in the register, not the start of the project, so counts are of sales in that window only. Gifts, mortgages, zero-price rows, land and whole-building transfers are excluded, as are AED/sqft values outside 100-20000. Where the register holds the same sale twice, the duplicate is removed before anything is counted. Medians, not averages. Every median is published with the number of registered sales behind it, down to a single sale; a project median on fewer than 10 sales, a quarter on fewer than 20, a segment on fewer than 5 and an area benchmark on fewer than 100 are marked thin, and a change between quarters is quoted only between quarters that reach 20. This is a dated extract, not a live query: it changes only when the extract is regenerated with `npm run data:offplan`. Dates are the Dubai Land Department's own registration dates. Where a sale reaches us twice — once in DLD's bulk export and once in its daily feed — we keep the bulk record, and DLD registers on working days, so a sale agreed at a weekend carries the following working day.