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PropertyMetric

Enterprise

Property market intelligence for institutions

For banks, funds, large brokerages, developers and valuation businesses that need an independent, traceable view of the Dubai market — and a commercial arrangement rather than a subscription button.

  • Banks and lenders
  • Investment funds
  • Financial institutions
  • Large property brokerages
  • Real estate developers
  • Professional valuation businesses
  • PropTech companies

The problems institutions bring us

Decisions resting on a single number

A median conceals the distribution a portfolio is actually exposed to. Institutional analysis needs the spread, the sample behind it, and the ability to reproduce the figure next quarter on the same basis.

Figures that must be defensible

When a valuation, an exposure assumption or a market view is challenged, the comparable set, period and filters behind it need to be reconstructable. Traceability is a requirement, not a nice-to-have.

Concentration that is hard to see

Where expected deliveries cluster by community and period is directly relevant to exposure maturing in the same window — and it is not visible in any city-level figure.

Market research workflows

  1. 1

    Independent reference on collateral

    Check a submitted valuation against recorded sales in the same building and community before it enters a credit file.

  2. 2

    Assumption setting from distributions

    Use the spread of recorded prices in a segment rather than a single median when setting internal assumptions.

  3. 3

    Exposure and concentration review

    Review where expected deliveries cluster by community and delivery period, weighted by construction status.

  4. 4

    Recurring reporting on a fixed basis

    Fix the segment and metric definitions once so period-on-period comparisons measure the market rather than the method.

Data access and API options

Institutions typically consume data in two ways: analysts working in the platform, and systems consuming it programmatically. Both are available, and the right mix is part of the commercial conversation.

  • In-platform research

    Analysts work directly in the modules, with saved research keeping definitions fixed between reporting cycles.

  • Programmatic access

    API access is included on the Professional, API and Agency plans, with published monthly request allowances. Enterprise arrangements are discussed directly.

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Security and data governance approach

Described in general terms, deliberately. We do not claim specific certifications, compliance attestations, single sign-on or contractual service levels on this website — those are confirmed with our team during procurement, where a claim can be substantiated.

Access control and credentials

Accounts, authentication and API key issuance are handled inside the PropertyMetric application. API keys are never present in any public frontend code.

Data provenance

We distinguish official records from derived analytics throughout the product and document the definition of every published measure, so a figure can always be traced to its basis.

Organisation accounts

The registration flow includes a company account option. Specific seat counts, roles and permission models are confirmed with our team rather than published here, because we have not verified them against the production configuration.

Talk to our team

Tell us what you need to be able to answer, who needs access, and any procurement constraints. We will respond with specifics on what is currently available rather than a generic capability list.

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Frequently asked questions

Enterprise pricing is by arrangement rather than published. It is the route for institutions with procurement requirements, larger teams and specific data requirements that are not addressed by a standard subscription. The scope is agreed in the commercial conversation.