Palm Jumeirah FAQ

The median property price in Palm Jumeirah is AED 5.85M at AED 3,564/sqft, +26.2% year-on-year, based on Dubai Land Department transactions.

By sales volume Palm Jumeirah is 87% apartments and 7% villas — predominantly apartments. Apartments have a median price of AED 5.82M, villas AED 32.40M.

The median apartment in Palm Jumeirah sells for AED 5.82M at AED 3,559/sqft, typically around 1,755 sqft, across 1,001 recorded sales.

The median villa in Palm Jumeirah sells for AED 32.40M at AED 4,229/sqft, typically around 7,309 sqft, across 264 recorded sales.

The median annual rent in Palm Jumeirah is AED 180K (2026), based on registered Ejari tenancy contracts.

The median annual rent (AED 180K) against the median sale price (AED 5.85M) implies an indicative gross yield of about 3.1% in Palm Jumeirah. Actual yields vary by unit size and service charges.

Palm Jumeirah has 7 schools nearby, of which 4 are KHDA-rated Outstanding or Very Good (US, UK). Average annual fee is around AED 62K.

Within about 2.5km of Palm Jumeirah there are roughly 60 cafés & restaurants, 4 supermarkets, 1 healthcare points and 0 gyms (OpenStreetMap).

On dubuy's DLD transaction-based market-temperature measure, Palm Jumeirah ranks below the Dubai average (20th percentile). This is a market signal, not a resident survey.

Palm Jumeirah has recorded 7,422 sales over the past 5 years — a liquid, actively-traded market — with prices +26.2% year-on-year. Weigh this alongside rental yield and service charges.