Myrtle: what it actually trades at
Myrtle is a apartment development in Al Wasl with 26 registered salesin the current data window. Everything on this page comes from the registry: prices buyers actually paid, never asking prices or a brochure's ambitions.
Apartments, registered (Sep 2026)
| Layout | Median sold price | AED/sqft | Registered sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| All layouts | AED 2.42M | 3,032 | 26 |
Latest registered transaction: AED 2.3M on 2026-08-21.
Myrtle against Al Wasl
On apartments, Myrtle trades 5% below the Al Wasl median of AED 3,197/sqft. A premium says the market rates the building; a discount is either the opportunity or the warning, and telling those apart is the viewing.
Which side of Myrtle gets the sun
Aspect decides the cooling bill and how a balcony feels at 5pm in July, and nobody prices it. The sun and shade checker draws the shadows of every neighbour of Myrtle for any date and hour, and gives the hours of direct sun by facing.
Check the sun on Myrtle →Questions buyers ask about Myrtle
How much does an apartment in Myrtle cost?
The registered median across 26 sales is AED 2.42M, around AED 3,032 per square foot. That is what buyers actually paid at the Al Wasl registry, not an asking price. Bedroom-level medians are in the table above.
What was the last registered sale in Myrtle?
The most recent registered transaction in the current data window completed on 2026-08-21 at AED 2.3M. Registered sales appear here as the registry publishes them.
Is Myrtle expensive for Al Wasl?
On apartments it trades 5% below the Al Wasl area median of AED 3,197 per square foot. Whether that premium or discount is justified depends on the building: ask us for the honest read.