A resale home in O10 sells for about AED 1.23m

The Dubai Land Department register holds 151 sales of homes in O10 between 6 October 2022 and 7 September 2026, with data to 3 November 2026. 7 of them are left out of every count and median on this page for the reasons given under the sales table, so the reading below uses 144 sales. The facts cube, which counts the register by project rather than by unit list, gives 11 sales in the 12 months to 4 November 2026 (11 resale); that count is the one in the headline.

37 sales were resales of a completed home and 107 sales were off-plan: a home sold before the building was complete, by the developer or by an earlier buyer who sold on before handover. Off-plan sales are 74% of the record. For a buyer, the resale rows are the price of a home that exists; the off-plan rows are the price of a promise and a payment plan. For a seller of a completed home, the resale rows are the comparable set; the off-plan rows are not.

By size, over the whole record (a size needs 5 sales to show; the headline uses the last 12 months only, so its figures differ):

• Studio: 36 sales, median price AED 854,000, median AED 1,896 per sq ft.
• 1-bed: 87 sales, median price AED 1.25m, median AED 1,508 per sq ft.
• 2-bed: 21 sales, median price AED 2.04m, median AED 1,476 per sq ft.

A buyer can set an asking price against the median for the same size, then check the year of the sales behind it in the table below. A seller can see how many sales of the same size the register holds, which is the depth of the evidence a buyer has.

The price path, as the median price per sq ft of resales by year, for years with 5 or more:

• 2023: AED 1,548 per sq ft over 10 sales.
• 2025: AED 1,639 per sq ft over 14 sales.
• 2026: AED 1,657 per sq ft over 10 sales, up 1% on 2025.

The highest yearly median is 2026 and the lowest is 2023. A buyer can read an asking price against the latest yearly median rather than against the record high. A seller can see whether the last year with enough sales sits above or below the year before, which is what a buyer with the same register sees.

29 sales are of a unit that had sold before, so the register shows both prices. The median time between the two sales is 2.1 years. 62% of these sales were above the earlier price, 38% below it. A buyer can see how often a unit here has been sold on at a higher price, before fees, service charge and rent, which are not in the register. A seller can see the share of earlier owners who sold above their own price, which is the record a buyer's agent quotes.

The busiest year was 2023 with 108 sales, and the busiest quarter was 2023 Q1 with 50 sales. The latest sale on record is dated 7 September 2026: a 1-bed home of 777 sq ft at AED 1.10m, or AED 1,415 per sq ft, a resale. A buyer can take the date of the latest sale as the age of the newest evidence here. A seller can see how recent the last comparable is before quoting it.

Against the other Al Jaddaf towers we cover, O10 sits in the mid-range band by price per sq ft. A buyer can use the band to pick the towers to compare, not as a price. A seller can see which towers a buyer puts beside this one.

Questions the record answers

How many sales are on record for O10?

151 sales of homes between 6 October 2022 and 7 September 2026, of which 144 count towards the medians on this page.

What is the median price of a studio in O10?

AED 854,000 over 36 sales on record, or AED 1,896 per sq ft. The headline figure uses the last 12 months only.

Which way have prices per sq ft moved in O10?

By year, the median price per sq ft of resales was AED 1,548 in 2023; AED 1,639 in 2025; AED 1,657 in 2026.

How long do owners in O10 hold before selling on?

A median 2.1 years between the two sales of the same unit, over 29 pairs on record; 62% of those later sales were above the earlier price.

When was the last sale in O10?

7 September 2026, a 1-bed home at AED 1.10m (AED 1,415 per sq ft).

How long the adverts have been listed

Checked, not found. We could not match this tower to a building name in the Dubai Land Department register, so sales before 2020, offices, shops, mortgages and gifts are not shown.

Own a unit here?

Ask for a report on your unit: its sales history, the same type's sales in the last 12 months and the homes for sale against it. A licensed partner agent, named on the report with the registration number, sends it. BUY DUBAI is not a broker and takes no part in the sale.

• Sales: unit-level Dubai Land Department sale records, 6 Oct 2022 to 3 Nov 2026, checked by year against Dubai Land Department open data. Our unit list does not hold every sale, so some sales are missing.
• Listings: one snapshot, 7 Oct 2026. Asking prices and asking rents.
• Residents and building facts: Google Maps reviews and guide pages (aigentsrealty.com, binayah.ae), read by an AI model on 5 Nov 2026 with a fixed question list. A script checks that each answer names its source.
• Nobody visited the tower. Every fact is from a document, a map or a resident's review.
• Checked, not found for this tower: a Google Maps place, resident reviews, a floor plan document, unit positions on a floor, the side and view of each unit, building facts, the developer, a licensed photo.

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