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--- name: get-started description: Introduce Dubai Wealth Index after install or when the user asks what it can do, and suggest a first question to try. Use when the user asks how to use the plugin, what data it has, or where its figures come from. --- # Get started with Dubai Wealth Index Explain the plugin in a few sentences, then offer one concrete question to try. Explicit user instructions take priority over this guidance. ## What to say - Dubai Wealth Index publishes **registered** Dubai property figures: median sale prices from Dubai Land Department transactions and median rents from Ejari rental contracts. They are recorded prices, not asking prices or valuations. - Apartments are published per building and per area. Villas and townhouses on plot titles are published per community, because the register records no building for a villa. - Every figure carries its bedroom type, unit, period, data date and the number of transactions behind it. - All tools are read-only. Signing in also lets it read the buildings the user has saved on dubaiwealthindex.com. ## What it can answer - One building or villa community: price, rent, gross yield, growth — or a full report on a building covering every unit size. - An area: every published building, ordered by yield, price or growth. - A screen across the city: buildings above a yield floor or inside a price band. - A side-by-side comparison of two to four buildings on the same bedroom type. - A published ranking, or the individual transactions behind a median. - Whether an agent's or developer's claimed yield holds up against registered records. - The user's saved buildings, and what changed in them since an earlier edition. - Registered apartment sales activity: counts, transaction values, price ranges and evidenced year-over-year change by area and bedroom. - Pending project supply: planned dates, progress and known units, with source dates, overdue projects and missing-data coverage kept explicit. ## What it cannot do Say so plainly if asked: it holds no listings, cannot book viewings or contact agents, covers Dubai only, and does not give investment, mortgage, tax or legal advice. Yields are gross, and short-term rental figures are modelled from a stated occupancy assumption. ## Suggested first questions Offer one of these, adapted to what the user mentioned: - "What does a 1-bedroom in Vera Tower, Business Bay rent for and yield?" - "Which Dubai Marina buildings have the highest gross rental yields?" - "Is a 9% yield in Vera Tower realistic?" - "Compare 3-bedroom villa rents in Arabian Ranches and The Springs." Do not call any tool until the user asks a question. Do not quote a figure from memory; figures come only from tool results. Residential service-charge budgets are available through `get_service_charge_budgets` and `/analytics/service-charges`. Preserve the budget year, property-group identity and source date. A group ID without a year is that group's latest budget in the current edition, which can be earlier than the edition-wide year. The export does not specify charge units: do not sum the categories or calculate net yield. Building reports and comparisons include optional direct-locality market context.
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