Free early access · Built on DLD open data
BrickBrief turns Dubai Land Department open data into client-ready market reports for any area or building in Dubai. Your name, your RERA number, your colors, on numbers nobody can argue with.
Residential market report · July 2026
Jumeirah Village Circle
Median price
AED 950,000
Per sqm
AED 14,717
Gross yield
7.1%
Source: Dubai Land Department open data. Live numbers, not a mockup: tap to open the full report.
The problem
The conversation every agent knows.
A portal chart carries someone else's watermark and every competing listing next to yours. It makes the market's data look like the portal's, not like yours.
The DLD publishes every transaction, openly and free. As half-gigabyte CSV files with forty columns and area names spelled five ways.
Institutional analytics platforms solve this for brokerages, at thousands of dirhams per seat per year.
How it works
Every figure comes from DLD sale transactions and Ejari rentals: what actually sold and rented, never scraped listings or asking prices.
"Marsa Dubai" and "DUBAI MARINA" are the same place. Every spelling maps to one canonical area or building, so a report means what it says.
Medians, never averages. Per-sqm outliers trimmed at the 1st and 99th percentile, renewals excluded from rents, thin months flagged.
Inside every report
Every fragment below rendered from the live database the moment you opened this page, the same way it renders in a report.
Residential market report · July 2026
Jumeirah Village Circle
Fair questions
Five questions agents ask before they put their name on a report. Every answer is checkable against the DLD's own published records.
See how a live report answers themFrom the Dubai Land Department's published records: every registered sale transaction, and every Ejari rental registration. We aggregate and present them; we don't estimate, model, or scrape listings.
The DLD publishes with a lag of one to three months. Every report states exactly what it covers ("Sales through 20 August 2026"), and headline figures always use the latest complete month, never a partial one.
Yes, and that's the point. The underlying records are public: anyone can download them from the DLD's open-data portal and check. Your report cites its source and its cutoff date on every page.
No. BrickBrief is an independent tool built on the DLD's open data. Reports are informational summaries of public records, not valuations and not advice.
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