Understand the market behind the address.

Shows how many registrations fall into each date interval, or their total registered amount. Switch between count and amount to see both activity and the scale of transactions.

Axes and units

Horizontal axis: days, weeks or months selected in the filters. Vertical axis: registration count, or the sum of unambiguous positive registered amounts in AED.

How to read this chart

A taller bar means more registrations or a larger amount, depending on the selected mode. Each registration is counted once within its transaction group; it is not a count of individual apartments. Lighter bars and an asterisk mark incomplete intervals, which should not be compared directly with a full month.

Shows the median sale price per m² or sq ft for each date interval. Each eligible sale is first converted to a price per unit of transaction area, then the median is calculated.

Axes and units

Horizontal axis: date intervals. Vertical axis: AED per selected area unit. The green line is the median; the shaded band runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile.

How to read this chart

At least half of eligible sale prices are at or below the median, and at least half are at or above it. The shaded band contains the middle 50% of sale prices. A wider band indicates a greater spread of recorded prices. Check the sale sample in the tooltip or data table: changes in property mix can move the median, and this is not the return on a specific property.

Compares up to eight locations with the most registrations in the filtered selection. It shows where observed transaction activity is concentrated.

Axes and units

Vertical axis: location names. Horizontal axis: registration count for the selected dates and filters.

How to read this chart

A longer bar means more registrations in that location, not a higher price or better investment return. Click a bar to open the location and its projects. The chart shows only the leading locations; the overall total may include others.

Groups sales into six transaction-amount bands, from up to AED 750,000 to above AED 10 million. This helps show which purchase budgets account for more recorded sales.

Axes and units

Horizontal axis: sale amount bands in AED. Vertical axis: the number of sales in each band. Here k means thousand and m means million.

How to read this chart

The tallest bar identifies the most frequent budget band in this selection. The bands have different widths, so this is a count of sales per band rather than a price density. Only sales with an unambiguous positive amount are included; these are transaction amounts, not prices per m².