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FAQs About Renting a Home in Dubai
Yes. Renting is a popular and flexible option for expats in Dubai, offering access to a wide range of residential communities without long-term financial commitments.
Most residential leases in Dubai are for 12 months. Short-term rental options are available in serviced apartments or holiday homes but often come at a premium.
All tenancy agreements must be registered with Ejari, the official rental registration system by the Dubai Land Department.
Typically, landlords require a 5% deposit of the annual rent for unfurnished properties and 10% for furnished properties. This is refundable upon vacating the property, subject to the condition of the unit.
Yes. In addition to the rent and deposit, tenants may incur:
No, rent cannot be increased during the contract period. However, upon renewal, landlords may propose an increase based on RERA’s Rental Index, subject to regulatory limits.
Tenants and landlords must provide 90 days’ written notice for non-renewal or any changes in contract terms. Evictions are only permitted under specific conditions as outlined by the Dubai Rental Law.
Yes. Rent and the number of cheque payments are often negotiable. Some landlords accept up to 12 post-dated cheques, while others prefer 1–4 cheques.
Early termination is subject to the contract terms. Many leases include a penalty, typically one to two months’ rent. Some contracts allow termination under exceptional circumstances like job loss.
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