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Dubai Property Price Index - June 2026

The Property Index (PIX©) for Dubai residential property stood at 210.6 in June 2026, +110.6% against its January 2012 base of 100. Prices were down -0.1% year on year and -2.6% on the month. PIX© is mix-adjusted and computed from sales registered with the Dubai Land Department.

210.6
Index level
-2.6%
Month on month
-0.1%
Year on year
+76.9%
Five years

Segments - June 2026

SegmentIndex levelMoMYoYMedian PSFRegistered sales
Residential (headline)210.6-2.6%-0.1%1,6839,700
Apartments204.9-2.6%-0.7%1,6938,973
Villas270.8-2.1%+4.4%1,526727
Ready175.0-2.6%+3.0%1,3832,331
Off-plan237.8-2.0%+2.9%1,7177,369

Index levels are mix-adjusted (base January 2012 = 100), so a month with a different mix of what sold does not read as a price change. Median PSF is the raw registered price in the month, not mix-adjusted. This is the latest complete month; figures may revise as late registrations land.

The months leading in

Month (residential)Index levelMoMYoY
June 2026 (this release)210.6-2.6%-0.1%
May 2026216.1-0.8%+2.9%
April 2026217.9-0.5%+5.5%
March 2026219.1-0.7%+7.8%
February 2026220.6-0.6%+10.3%
January 2026221.9-0.7%+12.0%

Read from the current published series for context; the full history is in the CSV download and on the homepage chart.

How to read this release

The index level of 210.6 is a position against a base of 100 in January 2012 - it says Dubai residential prices sit +110.6% above that base, holding constant what sold. It is not a price in dirhams; the movements are the facts worth quoting, and year on year is the one least contaminated by single-month noise.

Because PIX© is mix-adjusted, these figures can legitimately differ from headline averages for the same month: an average follows the composition of what sold, the index deliberately does not. Where this release shows a median PSF, that column is the raw registered price in the month - published beside the index precisely so the two are never confused.

What the month showed

Did Dubai property prices go up or down in June 2026?

Dubai residential prices fell -0.1% year on year in June 2026. PIX© read 210.6 against a January 2012 base of 100.

What was the average price per sqft in Dubai in June 2026?

The median registered price was AED 1,683 per sqft in June 2026, across 9,700 registered sales. The index level tracks the mix-adjusted change; this median is the raw price in the month.

Did Dubai villas or apartments perform better in June 2026?

Villas were +4.4% year on year and apartments -0.7% in June 2026, on the PIX© segment indices computed from DLD registered sales.

Cite this release

PropertyIndex, "Dubai Property Price Index - June 2026", PIX© (base January 2012 = 100), computed from Dubai Land Department registered sales. https://www.propertyindex.ae/dubai-real-estate-price-index/2026-06

This URL is permanent and month-specific. Figures are read from the current published series; recent months may revise as late registrations are recorded.

How it's computed

Chained, stratified index over area × property type × bedroom cells; cell prices are pooled median PSF from DLD registered sales; only complete months are published.

Full methodology →

About PIX© and this release

PIX© is computed nightly from Dubai Land Department registered sales - the transfer record, not listings or valuations - and a month is only published once complete. The figures on this page are read from the current published series; once the publication ledger captures this month, they freeze and will not be silently rewritten afterwards.

Releases are forward-only - they begin with June 2026 and accrue monthly - while the computed series reaches back further and is downloadable in full. Every methodological decision behind these figures, from stratification to the carry-forward cap, is stated in the published methodology, and the underlying per-project evidence - transaction histories, Ejari rents, yields - is what PropertyIndex Pro provides.