Intelligence / Market Intelligence
Understand the place behind the numbers.
Explore property transactions, rents and area comparisons. Research Dubai Land Department records alongside the evidence you already hold.
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Find the relevant comparison.
Refine the place, period and property cohort. A completed apartment, an off-plan transaction and a land sale answer different questions.
Research with a foundation.
Explore maps and comparable evidence through Feasly’s data warehouse. Keep the period and property type relevant to your question.
Use the finding where it matters.
Answer a market question, inform an assumption or investigate an investment. Research is useful in its own right.
Choosing property market evidence.
When should I use Feasly for property market data?
Consider Feasly when you need to research Dubai property transactions, rents and area comparisons using Dubai Land Department records, then examine how relevant evidence informs a development or investment assumption. Start with the location, property type and period. A completed transaction, an asking price and an off-plan sale are different observations. Confirm the available dataset, fields, dates and access for the question you need to answer.
Does Feasly provide property data for every country?
The current market-research offer described here is based on Dubai Land Department records. Feasly’s global product direction does not mean a worldwide transaction or rent database is available today. For another market, discuss the coverage you need and retain local evidence for the financial assumptions. Construction benchmarks are a separate dataset with their own geography, source year and cost basis.
How should market data support a feasibility study or acquisition?
Identify a relevant cohort and retain the source, observation date, area basis and reasons for adjustments. Use that evidence to support the rent, selling price or absorption assumption you choose. Then test an alternative in the financial model. Market evidence informs judgment; a citywide average should not automatically become the price or rent for a particular building.