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Hamza Tower has a total residential supply of approximately 43 units. This represents completed and available inventory within the area.
Hamza Tower recorded 17 property transactions over the last 12 months, indicating strong market liquidity and high investor activity compared to supply.
The median transaction price in Hamza Tower is AED 760 /sqft , based on actual recorded sales transactions, not listing prices.
The gross rental yield in Hamza Tower is approximately 8.0%, calculated using median rental income divided by median sale prices for comparable properties.
Property prices in Hamza Tower have shown a capital appreciation of 4.1% year-over-year, based on median price per square foot comparisons between consecutive 12-month periods.
There are currently 0 active off-plan projects in Hamza Tower, reflecting strong developer activity and future supply pipeline.
The total off-plan pipeline in Hamza Tower includes approximately 0 units, which will significantly impact future supply and pricing dynamics.
Hamza Tower is considered a high-activity investment zone due to its strong transaction volume, competitive rental yield of around 8.0%, and steady capital appreciation. However, the large upcoming supply pipeline should be carefully considered when evaluating long-term price growth.
All pricing, rental yield, and appreciation figures are based on actual transaction data, not listing prices. This provides a more accurate reflection of true market behavior.
Capital appreciation is calculated using the change in median price per square foot between two consecutive 12-month periods. This reflects market trends rather than changes in individual property values.
Rental yield represents the annual rental income as a percentage of the property's purchase price. In Hamza Tower, this is 8.0%, indicating relatively strong income performance compared to global markets.
