World Trade Centre property prices & market data
Apartment prices, rental yield and trends from 1,587 Dubai Land Department sales.
Residential service charges here typically run AED 16.82/sqft (AED 181/m²) a year (AED 8.07–25.56/sqft, or AED 87–275/m², across 2 tracked buildings) — third-party snapshot from DXB Interact, not DLD. See fees by building →
That’s +117% nominal — about +96% real after +21% Dubai inflation over the same 5 years (official CPI, 2021→2026).
Off-plan vs ready
What sells in World Trade Centre
| Type | Sales | Median | AED/sqftAED/m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unit | 31 | AED 4.19M | 4,28146,080 |
| Building | 3 | AED 567.00M | — |
Who's buying in World Trade Centre, and how
Cash vs mortgage (2026)
9% mortgaged · 91% cash (by number of sales)
Financing from DLD mortgage vs sale registrations. Buyer nationality/residents from official buyer & owner records & Dubai Statistics Center — richer than a simple buyer-type tag, but a proxy for who lives there.
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Methodology
Figures on this page are computed from official Dubai Land Department sale registrations for World Trade Centre, residential transactions only. Off-plan and ready properties are reported separately and never blended into one figure. Sales priced outside AED 50–25,000/sqft, or AED 538–269,098/m² are excluded as data-entry errors. Prices cover the last 12 months of sales to September 2026 (the last 3 years, or all years, where a community has too few recent sales). Rental yield combines DLD sale prices with Ejari-registered rents for the same segment. Data through September 2026. Mortgage financing, gifts, and non-residential usage are excluded throughout.