Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise (Al Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi) Price Analytics

Units in Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise sold at a median price of AED 3,741 per sqft over the last 12 months, based on 5 registered sales in Al Saadiyat Island. That is about 18.2% above the Al Saadiyat Island district median. The dashboard above opens on this project; the FAQs below cover prices, yields and off-plan activity.

Median sale price per sqft by year
YearMedian AED/sqftRegistered sales
2023AED 2,39426
2024AED 3,61021
2025AED 4,36122
2026 (so far)AED 4,1472

Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise prices, yields & off-plan - FAQs

What is the average price per square foot in Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise?

Units in Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise in Al Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi sold at a median price of AED 3,741 per sqft over the last 12 months, across 5 registered sales. The median transaction value was AED 7,500,000.

How do Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise prices compare with Al Saadiyat Island overall?

Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise trades about 18.2% above the Al Saadiyat Island district median of the last 12 months, based on registered sale prices per sqft. See Al Saadiyat Island price trends for the full area picture.

How have Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise prices changed?

The 12-month median price per sqft for Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise is down 13.1% versus the previous 12 months, per registered Abu Dhabi transactions.

Where does this Mamsha Al Saadiyat - Turquoise data come from?

All figures are computed from official ADREC (Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre) registered transaction records and refreshed with our daily data pipeline. Figures are medians and indicative only, not valuations.

Source: ADREC (Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre). Data updated 2026-07-11. Medians are computed from registered residential sales; figures are indicative, not valuations.

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