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The Dubai Land Department logged the sale of a 6,577-square-metre plot in Arjan for Dhs110 million through its official REST self-transaction platform on July 29, 2026. A separate entry on the same platform showed an 8,442.92-square-metre plot in Al Khail Heights mortgaged for Dhs123 million. The department’s data placed the Arjan transaction at approximately Dhs16,700 per square metre while the Al Khail Heights deal worked out to roughly Dhs14,568 per square metre. These figures derive directly from the REST app, which enables immediate registration of sales, mortgages and related property activities across the emirate.
The combined value of the two land transactions reached Dhs233 million according to the Dubai Land Department’s platform. The Arjan plot was fully sold while the Al Khail Heights site involved mortgage financing rather than an outright transfer. The REST application, maintained by the department, supplied all size, value and rate details for both deals. Such entries allow stakeholders to track activity in residential and mixed-use districts without delay.
Arjan forms part of the wider Dubailand area that has drawn residential developers in recent years, the department’s transaction records indicate. Al Khail Heights sits within Mohammed bin Rashid City and has featured in multiple villa and townhouse community projects. The latest entries on the REST app reflect continued activity in these established growth corridors. Department statistics consistently list both locations among areas recording regular high-value land movements.
The Dubai Land Department has reported sustained momentum across its real estate sector with transaction volumes climbing steadily through the first half of 2026. Its published mid-year overview showed hundreds of land deals registered via the REST platform alone, contributing to overall market liquidity. The two latest plots fit within that pattern of activity that the department tracks daily through its digital tools. Officials update the system continuously to support investor decision-making and regulatory oversight.
Transparency measures built into the REST app have allowed precise per-square-metre calculations for the Arjan and Al Khail Heights transactions. The platform requires parties to input verified data on plot dimensions, sale prices and mortgage amounts before posting. This process ensures the published figures for the Dhs110 million and Dhs123 million deals align with official records. The department encourages use of the app to maintain accurate market information for all participants.
