Mirdif Hills - Asayel Avenue
Under constructionby Dubai Investment Real Estate · Mirdif
Updated 22 October 2026 · Source: DLD open data · Information, not financial advice. Not an official DLD product.
The median sale price in Mirdif Hills - Asayel Avenue is AED 2.08M (AED 1,350 per sqft), from 73 sales in the last 12 months. It is 33% built, with handover planned for May 2027. The escrow account is at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.
Schedule check
Build progress is 40 pts behind the share of time used.
Progress gap compares build progress with the share of planned time already used. A project 40% built after using 60% of its planned time shows -20 pts.
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Questions buyers ask
How much does a home in Mirdif Hills - Asayel Avenue cost?
The median DLD sale price is AED 2.08M (AED 1,350 per sqft), from 73 sales in the last 12 months. The middle half of sales ran from AED 1.89M – AED 2.20M.
When is the handover of Mirdif Hills - Asayel Avenue?
The DLD registry shows a planned completion date of May 2027. Build progress is 33%. Build progress is 40 pts behind the share of time used.
Who is the developer of Mirdif Hills - Asayel Avenue?
Dubai Investment Real Estate. The DLD registry lists 2 projects by this developer, 1 of them completed.
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- Is the project registered with DLD and is the escrow account in the developer's name at the bank shown here?
- What share of the price must be paid before the developer allows resale?
- What does the sale agreement say about delay compensation and the latest handover date?
- Is the payment plan linked to construction milestones or to calendar dates?
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Source: DLD project registry and sales, via Dubai Data. Data through 22 October 2026. Registry dates can lag official extensions. Source · ZoneIQ gives information, not financial or investment advice. Figures are medians and estimates. Check any unit yourself before you commit.