Dubai district intelligence
City of Arabia
City of Arabia is a mixed-use community within Dubailand, combining mid-rise apartment clusters (including the Wadi Walk waterfront buildings) with retail and leisure anchors. Pricing sits in the affordable-to-mid tier, which tends to support rental yields, though it is less central than the established marina and downtown districts. Inventory is primarily apartments; liquidity varies building by building.
City of Arabia — at a glance
City of Arabia — statistics summary (2026)
- Live City of Arabia listings
- 4
- Avg asking price
- AED 1.32M
- Median price / sqft
- AED 1,483
- Avg gross rental yield
- 8.6%
- Price range
- AED 499,999 – AED 2.32M
- GOLD (under-market) now
- 0
- REAISALE location score
- 66/100
- Internal benchmark / sqft
- AED 1,350
Live REAISALE sample, updated continuously. Source: REAISALE Data Hub — CC-BY.
How City of Arabia ranks against every tracked district: Dubai District Value Index
Current sample (4 listings): avg Intel 64 · avg -9.7% vs district benchmark · live verified feed
Live listings in City of Arabia
Beyond Launch · Green Community · 40/60 PP
1BR · Apartment · 1,015 sqft
Near Img World · Premium Amenities
Studio · Studio · 396 sqft
1BR Apartment · Arancia Yards 2 · Multiple Views
1BR · Apartment · 852 sqft
2BR Apartment · City & Garden Views · Arancia Yards 2
2BR · Apartment · 1,101 sqft
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City of Arabia property prices & investment FAQ (2026)
Answered from the live REAISALE sample — numbers refresh with the feed, not yearly reports.
What do properties cost in City of Arabia, Dubai (2026)?
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Across 4 live City of Arabia listings currently tracked by REAISALE, asking prices average AED 1.32M and range from AED 499,999 to AED 2.32M. The median asking price per square foot in this sample is AED 1,483. Figures refresh continuously with the live feed.
What is the average price per square foot in City of Arabia?
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The current live-sample median is AED 1,483/sqft, against REAISALE's internal City of Arabia benchmark of ~AED 1,350/sqft. Individual buildings deviate widely — the per-listing Intelligence Score shows each unit's position vs its type-matched district median.
What rental yield can I expect in City of Arabia?
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Estimated gross yields across the current City of Arabia sample average 8.6% per year. Yield varies by unit type and entry price; under-benchmark entries (flagged GOLD on the feed) tend to carry the strongest yield-to-price ratios.
Is City of Arabia a good area to buy or invest in?
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City of Arabia scores 66/100 on REAISALE's location model — mid-tier dubailand mixed-use community. City of Arabia is a mixed-use community within Dubailand, combining mid-rise apartment clusters (including the Wadi Walk waterfront buildings) with retail and leisure anchors. Pricing sits in the affordable-to-mid tier, which tends to support rental yields, though it is less central than the established marina and downtown districts. Inventory is primarily apartments; liquidity varies building by building. The right answer still depends on the specific unit: the per-listing six-factor Intelligence Score (price vs district, location, yield, growth, risk, data confidence) is published on every active listing.
How many properties are for sale in City of Arabia right now?
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REAISALE is currently tracking 4 active City of Arabia listings in its ranked sample. The feed re-ranks roughly every 15 minutes.
Guides for buying here
The 2026 Dubai property investment guide
Total buying costs (~7–8%), 5–9% gross yields, the AED 2M Golden Visa and a six-step framework for picking the right unit.
ReadDubai District Value Index
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ReadLocation score and benchmark $/sqft are REAISALE internal model figures — a screening tool, not an official appraisal. See our methodology.