Manhattan (Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai) Price Analytics

Units in Manhattan sold at a median price of AED 827 per sqft over the last 12 months, based on 17 registered sales in Jumeirah Village Circle. That is about 42.9% below the Jumeirah Village Circle 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 61035
2024AED 73438
2025AED 81833
2026 (so far)AED 84011

Manhattan prices, yields & off-plan - FAQs

What is the average price per square foot in Manhattan?

Units in Manhattan in Jumeirah Village Circle, Dubai sold at a median price of AED 827 per sqft over the last 12 months, across 17 registered sales. The median transaction value was AED 808,000.

How do Manhattan prices compare with Jumeirah Village Circle overall?

Manhattan trades about 42.9% below the Jumeirah Village Circle district median of the last 12 months, based on registered sale prices per sqft. See Jumeirah Village Circle price trends for the full area picture.

How have Manhattan prices changed?

The 12-month median price per sqft for Manhattan is down 1.5% versus the previous 12 months, per registered Dubai transactions.

How much does an apartment in Manhattan cost?

Registered 12-month median prices by layout - 1-bedroom: AED 700,000 (median of 10 sales); 2-bedroom: AED 1,270,000 (median of 5 sales).

Where does this Manhattan data come from?

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 2026-10-17. Medians are computed from registered residential sales; figures are indicative, not valuations. How we calculate these figures.

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