Doment IQ: ask one question about the Dubai market, get a researched report

Doment IQ is live at doment.ai/iq. It is one box and one button. You ask a question about the Dubai property market, and a few minutes later you get a research report with every source it used. It is free and there is no sign-up.

It answers from what people paid, not what sellers are asking

Most property tools read listings. A listing is what a seller hopes to get. Doment IQ reads 1,136,063 completed sale transactions registered with the Dubai Land Department between 2000 and July 2026, of which 174,151 were registered in the last twelve months, alongside 1,727 off plan projects and the live resale and rental markets.

That difference is the whole point. Within about two seconds of asking, before the research has even begun, you see the real median prices for the area and unit type you asked about, split between off plan and ready, with the number of registered sales each figure is measured across. Off plan and ready are never averaged together, because in Dubai they are different markets and their mean describes neither.

What a real answer looked like

We asked whether a one bedroom in Jumeirah Village Circle is still a good buy, or whether the supply wave is about to catch up with it. JVC is the deepest single unit type market in the emirate: 16,144 registered one bedroom sales in twenty four months.

The report came back with something that contradicts what is widely repeated online. The registered median is AED 1,431 per square foot for off plan against AED 1,239 for ready, so off plan trades at a premium, not at the fifteen to thirty percent discount so often claimed. Ready stock, meanwhile, has moved from AED 982 per square foot in the third quarter of 2024 to AED 1,281 today, while off plan has been flat since late 2025.

You can only say that from the transaction register. Asking prices cannot show it.

Built to be read, and to be checked

Every report opens with a short answer of a few lines, with the full document one click below it. Every claim carries a source, and the source list is published with the report. You can listen to the short answer read aloud in your own language, download the whole thing as a branded PDF, or leave an email address and have it sent to you so you can close the tab.

It also names what it could not establish. A gap stated is worth more than a gap filled with a guess, and a report that admits one is easier to trust on everything else.

Why it takes a few minutes, and why there is a limit

A report reads hundreds of thousands of words of sources and runs dozens of separate web searches before it writes anything, which takes five to eight minutes. It is also genuinely expensive to produce, so there are a limited number available each day. When the day is full the page says so and offers to email you the moment it frees up, which it really does, automatically.

Try it at doment.ai/iq. One question, one report, no account.