Renting Property in Dubai

Are you in search of a rental property that aligns with your budget, offers the amenities you seek, and is situated in your preferred location?

At Luxury Properties Hub, we make finding your rental a breeze. Our agents are pros with deep real estate know-how and UAE law smarts. Whether it’s drafting leases or scoring sweet terms, we’ve got it all covered with care.

Location and Type of Property

Once you've established your budget, select your preferred area accordingly. Look for a location that aligns with your commuting needs to work and/or school.Consult with the agent to outline your specific requirements, and they will assist you in identifying an area and property that suits your preferences, initiating your home search.

How is The Rental Process Going?

As a landlord in Dubai, understanding the extensive responsibilities imposed by strict laws is crucial. It’s vital to comprehend the necessary documentation for both landlords and tenants, as well as the tenancy laws and rental procedures in Dubai. Our agents offer expert guidance throughout the entire process, ensuring a smooth and secure transition for you.

Budget

Begin by assessing your budget. In Dubai, it's customary to pay the full year's rent in 1-4 cheques in advance, depending on the agreement with the landlord. Additionally, factor in any additional costs that may arise during your rental search.

Property Search

Next, you'll proceed with the search and inspection of suitable real estate options.Our agents possess comprehensive knowledge of the areas and will guide you through the process. They'll provide insights into the advantages and drawbacks of each location, clarify crucial details, and ultimately secure the best accommodation within your budget.

Booking the Property

After selecting the appropriate property and finalizing details such as price, number of cheques, and move-in date with the agent or landlord, you can prepare a security deposit cheque in the landlord's name as specified in the Title Deed.

How to Successfully Own and Lease a Rental Property in Dubai

Your Agent should conduct a market analysis for you indicating the following:

Your agent should provide comprehensive guidance on the leasing process, current Dubai laws relevant to you, and the dynamics of the landlord-tenant relationship.

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Costs When Renting in Dubai

Security deposit: 5% of annual rental value for unfurnished properties; 10% for furnished properties, dated on the same day as securing the property. The landlord holds this cheque until vacating the property, settling all outstanding bills or deductions from the deposit.

Rental value: Payment in 1-4 cheques, with the first cheque dated on or before the tenancy contract start date, and subsequent cheques post-dated.

Agency fee: 5% + VAT (5%) of the annual rent due upon tenancy agreement signing.

Ejari registration: AED 220, inclusive of VAT.

Down payments for DEWA, air conditioning, gas, and telecommunications (varies based on developer/providers).

Moving expenses (if relocating from another property in Dubai).

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