Units in Alexis Tower sold at a median price of AED 1,465 per sqft over the last 12 months, based on 55 registered sales in Jabal Ali Industrial Second. That is about 5.2% above the Jabal Ali Industrial Second district median. The dashboard above opens on this project; the FAQs below cover prices, yields and off-plan activity.
| Year | Median AED/sqft | Registered sales |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | AED 1,175 | 64 |
| 2024 | AED 1,154 | 38 |
| 2025 | AED 1,242 | 122 |
| 2026 (so far) | AED 1,523 | 17 |
Units in Alexis Tower in Jabal Ali Industrial Second, Dubai sold at a median price of AED 1,465 per sqft over the last 12 months, across 55 registered sales. The median transaction value was AED 570,000.
Alexis Tower trades about 5.2% above the Jabal Ali Industrial Second district median of the last 12 months, based on registered sale prices per sqft. See Jabal Ali Industrial Second price trends for the full area picture.
The 12-month median price per sqft for Alexis Tower is up 18.5% versus the previous 12 months, per registered Dubai transactions.
Registered 12-month median prices by layout - 1-bedroom: AED 825,000 (median of 17 sales); Studio: AED 530,000 (median of 34 sales).
Indicative gross yields using registered Jabal Ali Industrial Second rents against Alexis Tower sale prices for the same bedroom count - Studio: about 8.5% (AED 45,000 district rent vs AED 530,000 in Alexis Tower); 1-bedroom: about 6.7% (AED 55,000 district rent vs AED 825,000 in Alexis Tower). Gross yield excludes service charges and fees.
All figures are computed from official DLD (Dubai Land Department) registered transaction records and refreshed with our daily data pipeline. Figures are medians and indicative only, not valuations.
Source: DLD (Dubai Land Department). Data updated 2026-07-11. Medians are computed from registered residential sales; figures are indicative, not valuations.
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