Recorded Dubai Land Department sales, 2026 — what buyers paid, not asking prices. Data as of 16 Sep 2026.
| Development | Sales | Median paid | AED/sqft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sakura Gardens by HRE | 206 | AED 1,320,120 | 1,617 |
| BELGRAVIA GARDENS | 81 | AED 1,762,828 | 1,596 |
Source: Dubai Land Department open data. Medians are calculated across recorded off-plan sales and move as more register. How we read the register.
Falcon City Of Wonders is still a selective area where buyers should focus on stronger projects, payment plans, and delivery confidence before committing.
Early-stage area with selective opportunities
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Two recorded 2026 off-plan sales in the Land Department register: Sakura Gardens by HRE, with 206 recorded sales, and Belgravia Gardens, with 81. Between them they are the whole of the community's recorded off-plan activity this year.
The median recorded off-plan sale in 2026 was AED 1,445,065, at a median of AED 1,611 per square foot. Because only two developments recorded sales, that median largely reflects Sakura Gardens, which accounts for 206 of the 287 sales.
Mostly one-bedroom apartments: 130 of recorded 2026 sales, against 82 studios, 59 two-bedrooms and 16 three-bedrooms. That is a wider spread of sizes than in studio-led districts, which suits end-users as well as investors.
It is a master community in Dubailand. Its recorded off-plan sales appear in the Land Department register under the community's own name, Falcon City of Wonders.
The register can tell you what buyers paid and what they bought, not what will happen next. With only two developments recording sales, the community's figures rest heavily on Sakura Gardens, so check that building's own page for its payment plan, handover date and construction progress before relying on area-level numbers.
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