No apartment, villa or townhouse sale has been registered in Al Khawaneej First in the Land Department records we hold. Land and commercial transactions may still appear against it.
That is a statement about the records, not a valuation — many parcels in Dubai are industrial, government or undeveloped and rarely change hands. There is nothing to compute a median from, so we show nothing.
Browse areas that do have sales →Registered DLD sales · medians, not estimates · how we compute this
This area's recorded sales are too few or too uneven to measure a price direction honestly — any figure we printed would be month-to-month noise rather than a trend.
Every other figure on this page is about homes that sold. This is the standing stock, from the Land Department’s unit register.
Registered units
227
In Al Khawaneej First, every registered unit — homes, offices, shops and stores.
Freehold
41%
92 of 227 units with a recorded ownership type.
Typical size
538 sqft
Median of the 207 units that record one.
Apartments, stacked townhouses and commercial units. Villas are not in this dataset.
From 133 tenancy contracts registered with Ejari in the last 12 months — agreed rents, not advertised ones.
Typical annual rent
AED 250,000/yr
for ~10,516 sqft
Rent per sqft
AED 28/sqft
per year
Renewals
45%
of contracts
Contracts
133
last 12 months
The median annual rent in Al Khawaneej First is AED 250,000/yr, from 133 tenancy contracts registered with Ejari in the last twelve months.
Mostly, but not entirely. 92 of the 227 units with a recorded tenure in Al Khawaneej First are freehold, so foreign ownership is possible in most buildings here and not all — check the specific title before committing.
Every registered residential sale in this area by month, ready homes and off-plan together, so this is the history of what sold rather than a rate. The newest month is still being registered and will move. The rates on this page read ready homes alone.
88 mortgage procedures were registered here in the last 12 months. These are registrations, not buyers: the register files a loan as its own entry and does not link it to a sale, so this cannot tell you what share of purchases were financed.
A modification is an existing borrower changing terms and a transfer is a loan moving between lenders; neither is a new purchase. Counted from the procedure the Land Department recorded on each registration.
No projects recorded yet.