A price tells you what a Dubai home costs. Mi'yar tells you what condition it's actually in — one independent score from 0 to 100, inspected and verified, in plain language.
In Dubai you can look up what a home sold for, how big it is, and who built it. But the one thing that decides whether you'll spend your first year fixing leaks and chasing the landlord — its actual condition — is invisible until you've already signed.
Mi'yar turns a professional inspection into a single, comparable number — the way a credit score turns a financial history into one figure.
An independent inspector checks 11 systems in the home — structure, damp, electrics, AC, fire safety, plumbing, bathrooms, finishes, windows, façade and smart systems — with meters and thermal tools, not just their eyes.
Every finding is weighted and rolled into a single number from 0 to 100, and a band from A to E. A safety issue caps the score until it's fixed — so a dangerous home can never look like a healthy one.
The report is the owner's to keep private or share. A strong score becomes proof of a well-kept home; a weak one comes with a costed plan to fix the right things and lift the band.
The number is precise for people who want detail. The band is instant for everyone else.
Prove your home is well kept, command a fair premium, and settle deposits on facts instead of arguments.
See a home's real condition before you commit, compare two places on the same scale, and know the true cost.
Stand behind your listings, close faster with fewer surprises, and show a portfolio's condition at a glance.
Mi'yar works the way a credit bureau does. The area and building figures are public — but a specific home's full record is private to its owner. No one sees your score, your findings, or your history unless you decide to show them. Aggregate figures stay open; individual homes stay yours.
Mi'yar is rolling out across Dubai. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment you can check, compare, and score.