Property for sale in Dubai Maritime City

What it costs to rent in Dubai Maritime City
These figures are Dubai Land Department registered tenancy contracts for Dubai Maritime City, not asking prices. Rent per sqft is annual.

Unit type	Contracts registered	Average annual rent (AED)	Rent per sqft (AED)	Change vs 12 months earlier
Studio	13	62,612	135	+3.1%
1 bedroom	1,296	42,786	123	+13%
2 bedroom	45	132,156	94	-4.7%
3 bedroom	11	225,818	110	-5.6%
All apartments	1,365	47,396	122	+16%

Verified 27 September 2026. Dubai Land Department registered transactions via Bayut TruView, rolling 12 months to September 2026.

What Dubai Maritime City actually sold for
49 homes sold in Dubai Maritime City in August 2026, at a median of AED 2,290,484 and AED 3,316 per square foot. That is 94.1 per cent above the Dubai median of AED 1,708 per square foot.
Median size was 764 square feet. The cheapest registered sale was AED 1,209,000 and the dearest was AED 9,251,539.
By size. Studio homes had a median of AED 1,472,500 at AED 3,433 per square foot across 14 sales. One bedroom homes had a median of AED 2,416,800 at AED 3,241 per square foot across 25 sales. Two bedroom homes had a median of AED 4,435,626 at AED 3,947 per square foot across 6 sales.
100.0 per cent of sales here were off plan. Almost everything trading is being sold before it is built.
One bedroom homes were 51 per cent of everything that sold here. If you want something else, the stock is thin.
The register names Al Ghubaiba Metro Station as the nearest station on 28 of these sales.
Method. Dubai Land Department register, August 2026. Sales, Residential usage, Unit property type, with rows below AED 500 per square foot screened out as non market transfers. Medians throughout, never averages. One month of data, so this is a level and not a trend.

Dubai Maritime City by the register, not by the brochure

Anyone can tell you a community is popular. Here is what was actually filed with the Dubai Land Department in Dubai Maritime City over the last twelve months.

1,365 rental contracts registered, at an average of AED 47,396 a year, which is AED 122 per square foot. On the sale side, 35 ready homes changed hands at an average of AED 2,487,000, or AED 2,068 per square foot.

That puts the gross yield on ready stock in Dubai Maritime City at 5.9%. We divide registered rent by ready sale price, never by an off plan launch price, because you cannot rent a home that has not been handed over.

Registered rents moved +16% against the twelve months before.

Check the shorter window before you commit. On the most recent three months of contracts the same community reads +7.1%. Summer seasonality and a smaller sample both sit inside that figure, and we publish it rather than quote only the number that flatters the market.

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Data verified 27 September 2026. Dubai Land Department registered transactions via Bayut TruView, rolling 12 months to September 2026.

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