Deyaar
A listed Dubai developer associated with Dubai Islamic Bank — mid-market, unusually ready-heavy, and the one developer we track with non-freehold stock in its H1 sales.
What Deyaar actually sold
Source: DLD registered sales, Jan–Jun 2026, our own aggregation. Projects are matched to the developer by registered project name, verified against the registered area — figures cover what actually changed hands, not asking prices. Headline figures count homes only (apartments, villas and townhouses); land plots are reported separately.
Top projects by registered sales
Where it sells
Who they are
A publicly listed Dubai developer and property manager associated with Dubai Islamic Bank, active since the mid-2000s. Its H1 registrations span the Midtown masterplan in Dubai Production City — the Afnan, Noor, Dania and Mesk districts plus Jannat — along with Eleve at Downtown Jebel Ali, Tria at Dubai Silicon Oasis, Regalia in Business Bay and Bella Rose in Dubai Science Park. Alongside development it runs a sizeable property-management and owners-association business.
Two numbers separate Deyaar from the rest. First, only 62% of its registered H1 sales were off-plan against 76% market-wide — a buyer here is markedly more likely to get keys than a payment plan. Second, 13% of those registrations were not freehold, and all of them sat in one project, Tria at Dubai Silicon Oasis. Non-freehold means a long lease rather than outright title, so on that address in particular the title type has to be confirmed before anything is signed.
Projects and coverage
We do not run individual project pages for this developer yet — its units come through our shortlist. The area guides below cover the zones where it actually registers sales.
Where it builds — area guides
Common questions
How many properties did Deyaar sell in Dubai in 2026?
The Dubai Land Department registered 255 home sales in Deyaar projects between January and June 2026, totalling AED 312.9M. The median registered price was AED 1,200,000 at 1,339 AED per sqft, and 62% of sales were off-plan.
Is Deyaar expensive compared with the rest of Dubai?
Its median works out at 1,339 AED per sqft against a citywide median of AED 1,725 per sqft across 65,518 registered apartment sales in H1 2026. The median Deyaar deal was AED 1,200,000; the largest single registration in the period was AED 4,199,298.
Which Deyaar projects sell the most?
By registered sales in H1 2026: ELEVE BY DEYAAR (87), TRIA BY DEYAAR (33), MIDTOWN - AFNAN (28). High transaction counts mean easier resale, but also more competing units when you exit.
Can a non-resident buy from Deyaar remotely?
Yes. Foreign buyers can purchase in Dubai's freehold zones without residency, and the deal is registered with the DLD in dirhams — a power of attorney allows the whole process to be done without flying in. Purchases at or above AED 2M can qualify for the 10-year Golden Visa.
Where do these numbers come from?
From individual sales registered with the Dubai Land Department (open data), January–June 2026, aggregated by us. Projects are attributed to the developer by their registered project name and checked against the registered area. These are prices buyers actually paid, which usually sit below portal asking prices.
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