Ask one question about the Dubai market.
Get a researched report.
Grounded in 1,136,063 completed sale transactions registered with the Dubai Land Department, not asking prices. Every claim carries its source.
It found something the internet has wrong
Median registered price is AED 1,431 per square foot off-plan against AED 1,239 ready, so off-plan trades at a premium, not the fifteen to thirty percent discount widely claimed online.
A research report, not a chat answer
It answers from what people paid
1,136,063 completed sale transactions registered with the Dubai Land Department between 2000 and July 2026, of which 174,151 are from the last twelve months. Most property tools read listings, and a listing is what a seller hopes to get.
Your own figures before the research starts
Within about two seconds of asking, the real median prices for your area and unit type appear, split between off-plan and ready, each with the number of registered sales it is measured across, and a quarterly trend chart.
It reads the open web, and shows you where
Dozens of separate searches and tens of sources per report, listed in full at the end. Every substantive claim carries one, so any figure can be checked rather than taken on trust.
A short answer first, the full report underneath
Reports run to about 43,000 characters. Each one opens with the answer in a few lines and keeps the whole document one click below it, so you read what you need and keep the rest.
Listen to it in your own language
The short answer can be read aloud in Persian, Arabic, Russian, Chinese, Hindi and more, translated first rather than read to you in English. Useful when you are driving to a viewing.
Take it with you
Download the whole report as a branded PDF with its chart and sources, or leave an email address and have it sent to you so you can close the tab.
Ask in any language
Questions are understood in the language you type them in. The research is carried out in English, and the document that wraps it follows your own, including right-to-left layout.
It names what it could not establish
A gap stated is worth more than a gap filled with a guess. When a figure rests on too few sales to read as a market rate, the report says so instead of printing it with false confidence.
Three steps and a wait worth having
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Ask
One question, in any language. Off-topic questions and other cities are turned away before anything expensive runs, so the tool stays what it says it is.
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See your figures
Within about two seconds, the real medians for your area from our own register, split off-plan against ready, with the sales count behind each one.
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Read the report
Five to eight minutes later: a short answer, the full document, the chart and every source. Keep it as a PDF, have it emailed, or listen to it.
What we will not pretend
- It is not instant. A report reads hundreds of thousands of words before it writes anything. Anyone promising the same in five seconds is not doing the same work.
- It is limited each day. Each report costs real money to produce, so there is a fixed number available daily. When they are gone the page says so and offers to email you the moment capacity returns, which it does automatically.
- Dubai only. Our authority is the Dubai register and it stops at the city limit. A question about another market is declined rather than answered fluently and worthlessly.
- It analyses, it does not advise. No projected returns, no personalised financial advice. It sets out what the evidence shows and what it could not establish.
One question. One report. No account.
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