Abu Dhabi Property Transactions API – ADREC Sold Prices

Abu Dhabi registered property sales as JSON in one call. The Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC) publishes a table of sales on its market-data page (the DARI platform); this Actor returns that table as clean JSON rows for any date range since January 2019, with no UAE Pass, API key or proxy:

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/data_daemon~abu-dhabi-property-transactions/run-sync-get-dataset-items" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $APIFY_TOKEN" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"daysBack": 7, "maxItems": 0}'

$1 per 1,000 sales, read live from the source on every run. Checked on 12 November 2026: the table held 127,379 sales from 2 January 2019 to 11 November 2026, 3,046 of them in October 2026 (2,934 in Abu Dhabi City, 94 in Al Ain, 18 in Al Dhafra; 2,407 off-plan, 628 ready, 11 court-mandated).

Abu Dhabi Property Transactions is a pay-per-result Apify Actor that returns the sales ADREC publishes for the emirate of Abu Dhabi as JSON, CSV or Excel: each sale with its date, price in AED, price per square metre, sold area and plot area, municipality, district, community and project, property type, layout and bedrooms, off-plan or ready, and primary sale or resale. It is for brokers and agencies, valuers and mortgage teams, proptech portals and data teams, developers and investors who need registered prices rather than asking prices. Price: $1 per 1,000 sales; no UAE Pass, API key or proxy.

Pick a date range, or leave it empty and set Days back (default 7; for a daily feed keep 7 with Only new sales on). Filter by municipality, off-plan vs ready, primary vs resale, asset class, property type, bedrooms, district, community or project. $1 per 1,000 sales.

Abu Dhabi property transactions API: what common jobs cost

Four ways teams use this Actor, with the rows each job returned when we measured it and the price at the listed $0.001 per sale (Apify Free and Starter plans; higher plans pay 15-30% less). Row counts are the source's own totals, read on 12 November 2026.

Job	Input	Rows (measured)	Cost
Sample: the 200 newest sales of the last 7 days	{}	200	$0.20
Backfill, one month: every sale of October 2026	below	3,046	about $3.05
Backfill, one year: 2025	fromDate / toDate	25,114	about $25
Backfill, everything: 2 January 2019 to today	below	127,379	about $127
Daily feed: one scheduled run a day, each sale delivered and charged once	below	about 100-250 per working day (3,046 in October 2026)	about $3 a month

Sample (the default input; also what Try for free runs):

{}

Backfill (one calendar month: 3,046 rows in 22 seconds on 12 November 2026; for everything use "fromDate": "2019-01-01", about 600 rows a second, so the whole table takes about 4 minutes):

{"fromDate": "2026-10-01", "toDate": "2026-10-31", "maxItems": 0}

Daily feed (save as a task, schedule it daily; onlyNew skips sales an earlier run already delivered, so the 7-day window never double-charges and late registrations are still caught):

{"daysBack": 7, "onlyNew": true, "stateName": "abu-dhabi-sales-daily", "maxItems": 0}

Sales by year in the table on 12 November 2026:

Year	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025	2026 to 11 Nov
Sales	9,990	16,775	7,270	9,130	15,106	16,358	25,114	27,636

What teams run, and what it costs

Who	What they run	Typical cost
Brokers and agencies	Recent sales in one district or project before a listing or a price talk	50-500 rows, $0.05-0.50
Valuers and mortgage teams	Comparable sales by project, layout and date	a few hundred rows per file
Proptech and portals	The whole table once, then the daily feed, to show sold prices next to asking prices	about $127 once, then about $3 a month
Developers and investors	Off-plan primary sales by project, to follow sell-out speed and price per sqm	one project or district per run
Analysts and researchers	Price per sqm by district, off-plan share, resale share, Abu Dhabi against Dubai	a year at a time, about $25

Why use this instead of copying the page

• Every row, once. The page's table is paged by a single column, and rows that tie on it change order between requests. On 12 November 2026 a plain read of October 2026 at 1,000 rows per page repeated or lost 71 of 3,046 rows (448 at 300 per page). This Actor reads with a full ordering and checks every window against the source's own count: the same month came back complete, row for row.
• History in one place. The table goes back to 2 January 2019, so one run returns almost eight years of sales (the 9,990 sales of 2019 came back in 26 seconds).
• Municipality on every row. The source does not put the municipality on a row; the Actor reads each municipality separately and adds it.
• A feed that never charges twice. Only-new mode remembers what a feed has delivered.
• Clean fields. Bedrooms as a number, offPlan as true / false, price per sqm rounded, and the same field names as our Dubai DLD transactions Actor where the meaning is the same, so one pipeline can hold both emirates.

Input

Field	What it does
fromDate, toDate	Date range (YYYY-MM-DD), both ends included. Empty: use daysBack.
daysBack	Last N days (default 7).
municipality	all, abuDhabiCity, alAin, alDhafra.
offPlan	all, offplan, ready, courtMandated.
saleSequence	all, primary (first sale by the developer), secondary (resale).
assetClass	all, residential, commercial, agricultural, other.
propertyTypes	List, e.g. ["apartment", "villa", "townhouse / attached villa"].
layouts	List, e.g. ["studio", "1 bed", "2 beds"].
districts, communities, projects	Lists of names as ADREC spells them (copy them from the district, community and project fields of any row). Case does not matter; a name ADREC does not list is reported in the run's status message.
maxItems	Stop after this many sales (default 200; 0 = all in range).
onlyNew, stateName	Daily-feed mode and the name of the feed's memory.
sort	newest (default) or oldest; matters only when maxItems cuts the range short.

Resale villas on Yas Island and Saadiyat this year:

{
    "fromDate": "2026-01-01",
    "districts": ["Yas Island", "Al Saadiyat Island"],
    "propertyTypes": ["villa", "townhouse / attached villa"],
    "saleSequence": "secondary",
    "maxItems": 0
}

Off-plan primary sales in one project:

{ "fromDate": "2025-01-01", "projects": ["River Cove Residences"], "offPlan": "offplan", "maxItems": 0 }

Output

One row per sale. You can download the dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML, or read it through the Apify API.

{
    "transactionDate": "2026-11-11",
    "municipality": "Abu Dhabi City",
    "district": "Al Bahyah",
    "community": "RBE2",
    "project": "River Cove Residences",
    "assetClass": "residential",
    "propertyType": "apartment",
    "layout": "2 beds",
    "bedrooms": 2,
    "saleType": "off-plan",
    "offPlan": true,
    "saleSequence": "primary",
    "transactionValueAed": 2392432,
    "soldAreaSqm": 94.1,
    "plotAreaSqm": 49853.68,
    "soldShare": 1,
    "pricePerSqmAed": 25424.36,
    "source": "Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre (ADREC) market data",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-11-12T11:54:00.805Z"
}

Field	Meaning	Filled (October 2026, 3,046 rows)
transactionDate	Date of the sale application	100%
municipality	Abu Dhabi City, Al Ain City or Al Dhafra Region	100%
district, community, project	Location as ADREC names it	100%
assetClass	residential, commercial, agricultural, other	100%
propertyType	apartment, villa, townhouse / attached villa, plot for villa, office, retail, farm and others	100%
layout, bedrooms	Layout label and the number of bedrooms when it states one (studio = 0)	100% / 89% (plots and commercial units have no bedrooms)
saleType, offPlan	off-plan, ready or court-mandated	100%
saleSequence	primary or secondary	100%
transactionValueAed	Sale price in AED	100%
soldAreaSqm, pricePerSqmAed	Sold area and price per square metre	99%
plotAreaSqm	Ground area of the land plot (for an apartment, the plot of the whole building)	100%
soldShare	Share of the property sold (1 = whole)	100%

Scheduling & automation

• Daily feed: save the daily-feed input above as a task and add a schedule (once a day is enough: ADREC publishes a day's sales on the following day). With onlyNew on, each sale is delivered and charged once per stateName.
• API: run-sync-get-dataset-items returns the rows in the same HTTP call (see the top of this page); for long back-fills start the run and read the dataset when it finishes.
• Integrations: Google Sheets, Make, n8n, Zapier, webhooks, and the Apify MCP server for AI agents (https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=data_daemon/abu-dhabi-property-transactions).

Pricing

Pay per result: $0.001 per sale ($1 per 1,000) on Apify Free and Starter plans; higher plans pay 15-30% less. No start fee. Sales that only-new mode skips, and rows left out by your filters, are never charged. Set a maximum charge per run in the run options to cap spend; the run stops cleanly at the cap.

Tips

• For a daily feed keep daysBack at 7: on 12 November 2026 the table showed 44 sales for 10 November and 115 for 11 November, and a day's count can still grow for a few days.
• Only-new memory covers the last 120 days of sale dates. Run a history back-fill without onlyNew, then start the feed.
• A sale is a row without a transaction number. Units of one release sold on one day at one price are published as identical rows (370 of 3,046 in October 2026); they are separate sales and all are returned.
• plotAreaSqm of an apartment is the plot of the building, not of the flat: use soldAreaSqm for size.
• Mortgages, gifts and lease registrations are not in this table. The same page shows Abu Dhabi rents only as averages and indices, which this Actor does not return.

FAQ

Is there an official API for Abu Dhabi property transactions? ADREC's website lists an "ADREC APIs" subscription page for organisations; we have not used it. Its public market-data page shows the sales table to every visitor, and this Actor returns that table as JSON.

How far back does the data go? To 2 January 2019. Earlier dates return nothing, and the run says so.

How fresh is it? A day's sales appear on the following day. On 12 November 2026 the newest rows were dated 11 November.

Does it cover the whole emirate? Yes: Abu Dhabi City, Al Ain City and Al Dhafra Region. Use municipality to pick one.

What do the numbers look like? From 1 January to 11 November 2026 the table held 27,636 sales worth AED 137.5 billion, 77.5% of them off-plan. The median apartment sold for AED 2.01 million (AED 20,700 per sqm), the median villa for AED 6.9 million. Tables by district, size and project: What do homes actually sell for in Abu Dhabi?

Can I get Dubai as well? Yes, with the sibling Actors: Dubai DLD property transactions (sales, mortgages, gifts), Dubai rent contracts (Ejari) and the Dubai projects register. Shared field names: transactionDate, transactionValueAed, pricePerSqmAed, offPlan, project, propertyType.

Are buyer or seller names included? No. The source publishes none, and the Actor adds none.

Why did my run return fewer rows than maxItems? The range held fewer sales, only-new mode skipped delivered ones, or the run reached its maximum charge. The status message says which.

Related Actors by Daemon Data

• Dubai DLD Property Transactions API: registered sales, mortgages and gifts in Dubai.
• Dubai Rent Contracts API (Ejari): registered rents in Dubai.
• Dubai Real Estate Projects API: off-plan projects, developers and escrow accounts.
• Saudi Etimad Tenders API: Saudi government tenders and awards.
• All Actors by Daemon Data

Support

Missing a field, or a number that does not match the source? Open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab with the run ID; we answer there.

Data source

Sales are read from the market-data page of the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre on the DARI platform (https://www.dari.ae). This Actor is not affiliated with ADREC, DARI or the Department of Municipalities and Transport. Check the source's terms before you republish the data.