Scanning the UAE market
Home·Market data
01 · The read·30 days · Dubai · real estate
Every reduction a Dubai seller made in the window — one city, one category.
Price cuts detected
Dubai · Real estate · 30 days
Listings that moved
active and delisted · 30d
Value removed
0 listings · 30d
Heaviest single cut
single event · 30d
02·Where the cuts are·n ≥ 2
Top buildings leaderboardRanked by how many cuts were recorded, not by the size of one.
No area recorded 2 or more cuts in the last 30 days.
03·What is being cut·30 days · Dubai
Price band · listings repriced
Time on market · cuts
Property type · cuts
No property type recorded
04·Market pulse·12 weeks · all UAE
Every category, all emirates — the chart names what the window contains.
05·The longer arc·DLD RPPI
The index measures the market; this page measures the sellers who blinked.
DLD residential sales price index
Q4 2025 · Dubai · base Q1 2012 = 100
Quarter on quarter
Q3 2025 → Q4 2025
Over selected range
Q1 2021 → Q4 2025 · 20 quarters
Deepest drawdown
Q2 2014 → Q2 2020 · full series
Source: DLD Residential Sales Price Index via Dubai Pulse · transcribed by hand, may drift between releases.
06·Explained
Both, at the same time, which is the whole point of this page. The DLD Residential Price Index in section 05 measures the market; sections 01-04 measure the individual sellers inside it who blinked. A rising index and a seller cutting 30% off one villa are not a contradiction — the index is an average of transactions, and this page is a list of the exceptions.
The seller actively reduced their asking price. It signals motivation — market pressure, carrying costs, or changing circumstances. We detect it by comparing listing prices several times a day and recording the difference as an event, so every figure on this page is a reduction we watched happen, not an estimate.
Because an area needs at least two recorded cuts in the window to earn a row, and at least three before we print an average. Most areas in a 30-day window have exactly one cut — a single listing's reduction is not an area statistic, and ranking by a one-observation 'average' puts the least-evidenced areas at the top. Everything below the floor is collapsed into one disclosure row, and the full list is one click away with its sample size on every line.
Deal Score (0-100) combines five factors: drop percentage (35 pts), negotiability (25 pts), below-median pricing (20 pts), data confidence (10 pts), and relist urgency (10 pts). Higher scores indicate stronger buyer opportunities.
Our listing scanners run three times a day across PropertyFinder, Bayut and other UAE platforms. This page is cached for 15 minutes and prints both timestamps in section 07: when the last cut was detected, and when the page itself was rendered. They are different numbers and the difference matters.
Yes. Insider members can set up saved searches filtered by area, price range and property type, and receive an email the moment a matching listing is reduced.
07·Browse live
What each number counts