The Binary

What each third of the tower asks

A high floor in a 31-storey building is a range, not a word.

What the register recorded, month by month

Median registered price per square foot, by the month the sale was registered. A month with no sale is absent rather than zero — a building sells a handful of flats a year, and a line drawn to the axis on a quiet month reads as a collapse.

The last registered sales

Each with its own date, because the register lags. These are prices buyers paid, not asking prices — and they carry no unit number: which flat sold is not ours to publish.

• 2026-05-12AED 3,700,0005,555/sqft
• 2026-02-02AED 7,500,0003,657/sqft
• 2026-01-28AED 2,498,7552,067/sqft · mid floor
• 2026-01-21AED 3,400,0003,920/sqft · mid floor
• 2026-01-08AED 3,900,0004,481/sqft
• 2025-12-22AED 3,500,0002,438/sqft
• 2025-12-16AED 6,625,9603,535/sqft
• 2025-12-16AED 4,018,6023,491/sqft
• 2025-12-16AED 3,391,6583,529/sqft
• 2025-12-16AED 5,115,0163,528/sqft

Questions about The Binary

How many flats are for sale in The Binary?

59 of the 536 advertisements we currently hold in The Binary are for sale, and 477 are to rent. The same flat can be advertised by several agencies, so the number of distinct flats is lower.

What does The Binary cost per square foot?

Sellers are asking a median of 4,383 AED per square foot across the sale listings in The Binary. That is what is being asked today, not what buyers have paid.

What has actually sold in The Binary?

27 sales were registered with the Dubai Land Department in the twelve months to May 2026, at a median of 3,529 AED per square foot, which puts today's asking prices 24.2% above the last recorded prices.

What does a flat in The Binary rent for?

190 tenancy contracts registered with Ejari have a median of 217 AED per square foot per year.

How many floors does The Binary have?

The listings report 31 floors. Floors 21 to 31 are its top third, and they hold 12 of the advertisements.

How much does a flat in The Binary cost?

Asking prices on the sale listings run from AED 2M to AED 39.48M. That is the range of what is being asked in the building right now, not an estimate of what a particular flat is worth.

Is a high floor in The Binary worth more?

Floors 21–31 ask a median of 5,494 AED per square foot against 4,541 on floors 1–10 — 21.0% more. Both are asking prices, and the gap is what sellers believe the view is worth rather than what a buyer paid for it.

What yield does The Binary give?

Registered rent of 217 AED per square foot per year against today's asking 4,383 AED per square foot is a gross yield of 4.9%. Gross means before service charge, agency fee, vacancy and everything else a real return subtracts.

When was the last sale registered in The Binary?

The most recent registration we hold is dated May 2026 at AED 3.70M (5,555 AED per sqft). The register lags the market by weeks, so this is the newest fact rather than today's price.

What layouts does The Binary have?

The advertisements in The Binary cover 1-bedroom flats, 2-bedroom flats, studios.

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About Business Bay

What it is like to live in Business Bay — schools, commute, what the area is known for — is a different question from what this tower costs, and it has its own page.