Not a dashboard. A report, written the way a private bank writes one. Asking prices, inventory, and completion dates for 70+ towers, cross-checked against the RAK RERA project register.
Latest snapshot: 8 September 2026
This week's snapshot is in. The week-over-week comparison publishes once the next one lands.
A real chart from the current report. Average asking price per sqft by tower, plotted against distance to Wynn Al Marjan. Hover a point for the tower name.
Not enough snapshot history yet for a week-over-week comparison. It will appear once two snapshots at least a week apart exist.
No one else publishes this for Al Marjan. The research houses report quarterly community aggregates; nobody else tracks individual listings by identifier across time.
A buyer deciding on one unit today cannot see the other listings in the same tower being cut, withdrawn, or relisted around them. This is what closes that gap.
Every tracked tower: developer, construction phase, delivery date, starting price, active listing count.
Asking price per sqft plotted against distance to Wynn Al Marjan: where the premium actually sits today.
What's completed, under construction, and not yet started. The supply curve into the September 2027 opening.
Every census project checked against RAK RERA's published off-plan project register.
This is the founding rate for the first 50 subscribers. It will rise to AED 3,000 for subscribers joining after that. Founding subscribers keep AED 1,500 on renewal, for as long as they renew.
A single off-plan valuation in Ras Al Khaimah typically costs AED 2,500 to 4,000. That is more than a year of RAK Radar, for one unit, once.
Buy accessIf the report is not what this page describes, the purchase is refunded. No argument.
Ras Al Khaimah keeps no public register of completed sales. Asking-price movement and withdrawal rates are the only leading indicators anyone has here, and RAK Radar tracks every one of them, snapshot to snapshot.
Registered transactions tell the slower half of the story. RAK Municipality recorded AED 3,192,316,419 across 2,964 registered sales in Ras Al Khaimah in its 2024 to 2025 reporting year, naming Jazeerat Al Marjan the top region by value, with over AED 940m of that in Al Marjan Island alone in 2025, down from over AED 4.0bn the year before. Cited here alongside the report's own asking-price tracking, not reconciled against it. The two measure different things.
Latest snapshot: 8 September 2026. 3,276 of 4,177 active sale listings (78%). 1- and 2-bedroom segments are truncated by the portal's 50-page result window.
Property portals do not keep price history. Once a listing changes or disappears, its old price is gone everywhere, for everyone. A weekly snapshot is the only record of what the market looked like that week; skip a week, and that week is gone for good, even for RAK Radar.