DealCheck DXB is pre-offer property decision intelligence — a source-led evidence layer for Dubai buyers and brokers reviewing a specific property before they commit.
Dmcc-Ez2 Property Price Check — DealCheck DXB
Based on 260 DLD-registered property transactions in Dmcc-Ez2 between Jan 2026 – Jul 2026. Not portal asking prices. Actual closed-sale records from the Dubai Land Department registry. Generated 2026-08-09 from the current DealCheck DLD evidence base.
What The DLD Transactions Show
Dmcc-Ez2 recorded 260 DLD-registered residential transactions between Jan 2026 – Jul 2026, averaging AED 2,912/sqft across all property types and periods.
Average closed-sale benchmarks (Jan 2026 – Jul 2026):
| Bedroom Type | Transactions | Average Closed-Sale Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | 109 | AED 1,850,957 |
| 2 Bedroom | 151 | AED 2,888,687 |
Average price per square foot across all transactions: AED 2,912/sqft
These are averages across all Dmcc-Ez2 buildings and time periods in the dataset. A specific listing may differ significantly based on floor, view, building age, and finishing quality. A same-building comp pool gives a sharper benchmark than an area average.
Why Asking Prices Are Not Enough
Portals show what sellers want. DLD records show what buyers paid. For Dmcc-Ez2, the gap between asking price and closed-sale price can be material. A deal check that uses only portal data misses the actual transaction evidence. DealCheck uses DLD closed-sale records to benchmark asking prices against what similar units in the same building and area have actually traded at.
Rental Yield In Dmcc-Ez2
Yield evidence for this area is not yet strong enough in the DealCheck evidence base to publish an area-level average — this is intentional; see the coverage page for current data depth.
Service Charges In Dmcc-Ez2
Service-charge evidence for this area is not yet strong enough in the DealCheck evidence base to publish an area-level figure — request the Mollak-registered charge for the specific building directly.
How To Check A Specific Dmcc-Ez2 Listing
Paste a Bayut or PropertyFinder URL for any Dmcc-Ez2 listing into DealCheck. The report will:
- Pull same-building DLD transaction comps where available
- Widen to peer buildings or area-level context if same-building depth is thin
- Show price per sqft versus the comparable set
- Flag service charge evidence if Mollak data is available for that building
- Provide a confidence score based on how much closed-sale evidence exists
The output is a decision-support memo — not a certified valuation or price guarantee.
Get The Full Dmcc-Ez2 Property Intelligence Report
Run a free Quick View on any Dmcc-Ez2 listing to see the evidence route before any payment.
See the full AED 99 Property Intelligence Report for same-building DLD comparable transactions, rent evidence, service-charge records where available, and the full negotiation and confidence sections.
- One property, one PDF — AED 99 per report
- Same-building comparable transactions where available
- Confidence band shown on every metric
Run free Quick View → · See sample reports
Buildings With The Deepest Transaction Evidence In Dmcc-Ez2
- Sobha Central Phase II (112 DLD-registered transactions)
- Sobha Central Phase I (105 DLD-registered transactions)
Building-level price-history pages for the highest-transaction-depth buildings in Dubai are being published progressively at /buildings/.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average price per sqft in Dmcc-Ez2? Based on 260 DLD-registered closed-sale transactions (Jan 2026 – Jul 2026), the average price per sqft in Dmcc-Ez2 is AED 2,912/sqft. Individual buildings vary significantly around this area-level average based on floor, view, and finish.
What is the average 1-bedroom price in Dmcc-Ez2? The average closed-sale price for a 1-bedroom apartment in Dmcc-Ez2 is AED 1,850,957 across 109 transactions in the dataset (Jan 2026 – Jul 2026). 2 bedrooms average aed 2,888,687.
Is Dmcc-Ez2 a good area to buy in Dubai? Dmcc-Ez2 has 260 DLD-registered transactions since Jan 2026, which is the direct signal of active resale liquidity a buyer should weigh — not a recommendation either way. A deal check should compare the specific listing to same-building closed-sale comps, not the area average alone.
How do I check if a Dmcc-Ez2 listing is overpriced? Paste the Bayut or PropertyFinder listing URL into DealCheck. The engine pulls same-building or area-level DLD transaction comps, compares asking price per sqft to the comparable set, and returns a price position with an honest read on whether the asking price is within the indicative supportable range.
Not a certified valuation, financial advice, or investment recommendation. All benchmarks are derived from DLD public transaction records, generated 2026-08-09.
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