Luxury property for rent in Dubai

We offer a wide range of luxury properties for rent in Dubai, including opulent villas, high-end apartments, and upscale penthouses.

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Our luxury properties boast an array of exclusive amenities such as private swimming pools, spas, fitness centres, outdoor entertaining areas, concierge services, and 24/7 security.

Our luxury properties are strategically located in Dubai's most prestigious and sought-after areas, such as Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, and Emirates Hills.

Rental prices for luxury properties in Dubai vary depending on the location, size, amenities, and duration of the lease. Please get in touch with our team for personalised pricing information.

In addition to rent, tenants are generally responsible for utility bills, maintenance fees up to a limit, and agency fees. Our team will provide detailed information on any additional charges associated with the rental property.

Yes, we encourage potential tenants to schedule property viewings. Our experienced team will be delighted to arrange a hassle-free visit to showcase the exquisite features of the property.

To book a luxury property, please contact our dedicated team by phone or email. They will guide you through the rental process and help you secure your desired property.

Lease terms for luxury properties typically last a year. However, we recommend that you talk with our team about specific lease durations to find the best solution.

The process typically involves viewing the property, negotiating terms with the landlord, signing a tenancy contract, and registering it in EJARI. A security deposit (usually 5% of the annual rent) and post-dated cheques for rent payment are required. Make sure to review the contract carefully and seek legal advice if necessary.

Most rental properties in Dubai include at least one parking space. Luxury properties often offer additional parking spots or options for valet parking and private garages. However, confirming the specifics with the landlord or property manager before signing a lease is essential.

Ejari is an online system established by the Dubai Land Department to regulate and register rental agreements. All tenancy contracts in Dubai must be registered through Ejari, ensuring that both the tenant's and landlord's rights are protected. An Ejari certificate is essential for activating utility services like DEWA (Dubai Electricity and Water Authority) and visa purposes. It also provides a legal framework in case of disputes, making it a crucial step in the rental process in Dubai.

In Dubai, standard lease terms typically run for one year, although shorter or longer terms can be negotiated. Renters should be aware that the lease usually includes a clause for automatic renewal unless either party gives notice of termination. The rental increase upon renewal is regulated by the Dubai Rental Index, which sets permissible rent increases based on current market rates and the property's location. It’s essential to review the lease terms carefully and understand the conditions for renewal, including any potential rent adjustments, to avoid surprises at the end of the lease term.

In Dubai, rent is often paid in advance, typically annually, although some landlords may accept quarterly or biannual payments. The most common payment methods include bank transfers, post-dated cheques, or direct debit. It’s essential to clarify the preferred payment method and schedule with the landlord or property management company. Additionally, ensure that you receive and keep copies of all payment receipts for your records. For new renters, setting up a local bank account is advisable to ease transactions, especially if post-dated cheques are required.