−5% Deyaar
A publicly listed developer on the Dubai exchange, majority owned by one of the country largest Islamic banks. It builds solid mid-market stock in Business Bay, Al Furjan and Production City and stays out of the record-breaking business.
10 lots in stock across 10 projects. Of the 8 with a known status: 4 ready, 4 under construction. By median price — 122nd of 140.
- Mid-market rental stock
- Published financials
- Business Bay and Al Furjan
- Completed buildings
Where they build
The districts where this developer has the most lots in our stock.
The company in brief
Checkable facts about the developer itself. Unlike the figures above, these are not about our stock and do not move with what happens to be listed today.
- Founded
- 1999, public since 2007
- Listed
- Dubai Financial Market
- Owner
- majority held by Dubai Islamic Bank
- Revenue
- AED 953m for H1 2026, up 3% year on year
- Profit
- AED 336m before tax for H1 2026, up 26%
- Handovers
- 1 425 homes across three projects in Q1 2026
What kind of developer this is
What being listed changes
Quarterly reporting, an audited balance sheet and a bank as the controlling shareholder. In a market where most developers are private and disclose what they choose, being able to read the accounts is a genuine advantage rather than a formality.
It also changes behaviour. A delay is a disclosure rather than an internal decision, and a listed company carries the cost of that in its share price. The company came through the 2008 downturn and is still building, which tells you more than any award.
The product
Towers of a few hundred apartments with a pool, a gym and parking, in districts with real rental demand and workable transport. Finishes are sound rather than luxurious. This is the class of housing that makes up the bulk of the Dubai rental market, and it is priced accordingly.
The trade-off is density. In the central business districts these towers stand close together, the view from a mid floor can end up facing a neighbouring facade, and the road and parking load at peak hours is real.
What to check before you sign
Read the published accounts: debt levels, contracted future revenue and the pace of handovers. Very few developers on this market let you do that.
Then the district delivery map for the next two years. In the mid-market the main risk is not the developer at all, it is three more towers completing next to yours in the same quarter you plan to sell.
Projects by Deyaar
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Deyaar listings in stock
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What these numbers mean, and what they do not
Lots are matched to Deyaar by project name, since the base has no developer field. The numbers above therefore describe our stock rather than the company’s market share: a developer with a large completed portfolio can show fewer lots than one whose buildings are resold more often.
All prices are asking prices, not sales. For the building you pick I pull the registered Land Department transactions and show the prices deals really closed at.
In the news
Business Bay apartments: Deyaar’s DWTN Residences — 445-metre twin towers planned around Maslow’s pyramid
Deyaar is building DWTN (Downtown) Residences in Business Bay: twin 445 m, 111-storey towers with 522 homes — 432 apartments, 76 duplexes, 13 penthouses and a “Royal Palace”. From AED 1.86m with half due at keys. Construction began in January 2026; completion is quoted for 2029–2030.
Deyaar: a listed developer that also manages what it builds
A public company with a long delivery record and an in-house property management arm. Why the second part changes the ownership experience, and what to check in the buildings it runs.
Other developers
All developers →Deyaar: questions and answers
How much does a Deyaar apartment cost?
The median across this developer's lots in our stock is $269K (AED 989 000), with entry from $226K. The median per square foot is $424. They are drawn from asking prices in our own base and refreshed every night — a picture of current supply rather than of the official price list.
Are there discounts on Deyaar property?
Right now the base holds 2 lots from this developer priced below the market, with the deepest cut at 5%. This is not a Deyaar promotion: below-market prices come from private sellers on resale or assignment who need a quick exit. An algorithm sets the size of the discount against comparable property; no broker types it in by hand.
Is Deyaar a reliable developer?
Founded: 1999, public since 2007. Check Deyaar in the Land Department’s open register, not in the marketing: licence status, per-project construction progress and the registered escrow account are all there. Off-plan payments land in that escrow under RERA supervision and reach the developer only against verified construction milestones. The full dossier is further up the page.
What projects is Deyaar building?
The site catalogue covers 12 projects by Deyaar, each with a building passport — storeys, units, handover date and bedroom mix. They are listed above, and the “Where they build” block shows the districts with the most of its lots. Any lots on sale appear directly beneath their project.
Should I buy from Deyaar direct or through a broker?
Money-wise there is no difference: on off-plan the broker is paid by Deyaar, not by you, so calling the sales office direct saves nothing. What differs is the view — the developer’s sales team sells only its own buildings and will not mention that the same unit costs less next door or that this project hands over later. On resale and assignment the commission is the usual 2% plus VAT.
Is Deyaar worth buying
The answer depends on the purpose. Send your budget and goal — I will go through which Deyaar projects are worth considering now and which I would skip.
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