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A report that reviews the areas most searched for real estate for rent in Dubai

The two houses and “Dubizzle” real estate released the latest report on the most areas of real estate for rent in Dubai during the first half of 2025, and the data indicates the entry of the rent market in a stage of health stability.

The report revealed that after six months of the launch of the “Smart Rental Index”, the “houses” data shows that long -term rental prices began to witness promising indicators to stability, and the report indicated that the rents of “low -price apartments” increased by 7%, at a time when some units in Bur Dubai and “Deira” recorded 6.19%declines.

In turn, the rents of “medium -priced apartments” witnessed annual increases between 1 and 6%.

As for villas, the report drew attention to the high rental rents of “low -price villas” by 9%in prominent areas, and the required rents for medium -level villas increased by 7%, with the exception of three and four -bedroom units in “Al -Furjan”, and four and five -bedroom units in the circular village of Jumeirah, which recorded declines in the rent, which amounted to 13%.

In turn, luxury villa rents increased by 53%, as five -bedroom villas in Dubai Hills Estate recorded the highest price increases.

According to the report, “Bur Dubai” and “Arjan” were one of the favorite areas to rent “low -price apartments”, while “Damac Hills 2” and “Mirdif” were the preferred option for villas.

In the category of “Medium Market”, the circular village of Jumeirah and the “Business Bay” emerged in the rents of the apartments, while “Al -Furjan” and the Jumeirah Village of Jumeirah attracted the largest amount of tenants looking for villas.

As for luxury real estate, Dubai Marina and Downtown Dubai maintained their place as two chief apartments options, while Dubai Hills Estet and Damac Hills were among the most prominent options for luxury villas.

The report confirmed the continuation of the “short -term rents” market in Dubai growth through all price groups, while the demand remains strong on monthly and daily rents alike.

In short -term monthly rents, Dubai Marina, downtown Dubai, and Midan city emerged as the most luxurious areas asking to rent apartments monthly, with an average rental ranges between 7180 dirhams, 16 thousand and 310 dirhams per month.

In the villas sector, “Nakhla Jumeirah” and “Dubai Hills Estate” maintained their place as the most desirable headlines, and the monthly rents of luxury villas in these areas ranged between 93 thousand and 330 dirhams, 171 thousand and 430 dirhams.

In turn, the circular village of Jumeirah took control of the medium market category in the monthly apartments rents, with an average lease of 7090 dirhams, and the regions of the “Business Bay” and “Al -Barsha” maintained their popularity at prices starting from 4630 dirhams per month.

As for the tenants looking for economic options, they went to the “International City”, “Bur Dubai” and “Deira”, where the monthly apartment rents ranged between 3080 dirhams, and 12 thousand and 990 dirhams, and “Damac Hills 2” (Akoya from Damac) remained a common option for villas with low prices with monthly rents ranging between 12 thousand and 960 AED, 15 thousand and 750 dirhams.

In the short -term daily rents, the areas of “Downtown Dubai”, “Jumeirah Beach Residence” and “Dubai Marina” maintained their top as the best options for renting luxury apartments daily, and daily rents in these areas ranged between 516 and 762 dirhams.

In the villas sector, the “Palm Jumeirah” continued to lead the scene, as the average daily rent reached 6960 dirhams, which reflects an increase of 14.59%.

In turn, the regions of the Business Gulf, the Jumeirah Village, and Al -Barashah emerged as the most demanding destinations for the medium category, with an average daily rent for apartments that ranged between 384 and 472 dirhams, and the circular village of Jumeirah recorded a noticeable increase in rental rates by 5.6%, to reach the average daily rent of 415 dirhams.

“The rental market in Dubai is witnessing clear signs of entry to a stage of stability, after a period of accelerated growth,” said the CEO of Biot and Dubizzle, CEO of the Dubizzle Group in the Middle East and North Africa, member of the Board of Directors of the Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy, Haider Ali Khan. With the expectation that more than 72,000 new housing units were delivered during 2025, pressure on prices began to decline gradually, providing greater flexibility and more diverse options for tenants.

He added: «In light of the growing debate about the comparison between rent and ownership, especially in light of the stability of prices, we note the increase in individuals’ interest in the option of ownership, as it is a long -term strategic step, and the initiative (ownership of your first home in Dubai), which was launched by the Land and Property Department, is an additional incentive that enhances this trend. ”

. “Jumeirah Circular Village” leads the medium market category in monthly apartments rents.

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