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Al Taawun, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Taawun, two-bedroom apartment, hall, kitchen, and two bathrooms,

Abdullah Ayaz

Sobha Creek Vistas A, Mohammed Bin Rashid City (MBR City), Dubai

Ready to move | fully furnished| Full Burj view| Corner unit|12 cheques possible

Riman A.

Sharjah Tower Taawun, Al Taawun, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Taawun, one room, hall, kitchen, two bathrooms and a balcony.

Mohamad Ismail

Al Alia, Ajman

Spacious first tenant apartment with master bedrooms in Al Alia

Ahmed Hegazy

Muwaileh, Sharjah

Sharjah, Al-Taa'won, Muailih Commercial Area

saad mostafa

Al Khan, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Khan Barah Al Shati 1 furnished apartment with hotel furniture, first

Mostafa Essam

Al Taawun, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Taawun, furnished apartment with hotel furniture, second inhabitant,

Mostafa Essam

Al Nuaimiya, Ajman

Budget Friendly Studio Apartment In Al Nuaimiya 2 Kuwait St

mohamed hussien

Capital Bay Tower A, Business Bay, Dubai

Furnished 2 Bedroom Apartment for Rent – Capital Bay Tower

Osborne Gomes

Burj Crown, Downtown Dubai, Dubai

Readyt to move | 1 -2 cheques | Spacious | 3 plus maids| fully upgraded

Riman A.

Al Qasba, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Qasba, two rooms, a hall, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and a balcony

Mohamed Wael

Al Mamzar-Sharjah, Sharjah

Sharjah Maryam Island studio fully furnished first resident with New furniture

Abdullah Ayaz

Al Mwaihat, Ajman

Studio for Annual Rent- Mowaihat 3-Split Air Conditioning-Ground Floor- 18,000

Ahmed Hegazy

Al Zahiyah (Tourist Club Area), Abu Dhabi

Unfurnished 2 Master Bedrooms Apartment in a Brand-New Tower – Tourist Club Area

Ziad Bassam

Sharjah Tower Taawun, Al Taawun, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Taawun, one room, hall, kitchen, two bathrooms and a balcony.

Mostafa Essam

Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi

Super 1br in saadiyat Island, abu Dhabi, 2cheques

Wael Ali

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Flats for rent in UAE

Looking for apartments for rent in the UAE? You’ve landed in the right spot. Whether you need a studio flat near Dubai Marina, a two‑bedroom in Abu Dhabi or a spacious family flat in Sharjah, you’ll find clear info here. We break down everything you need: location perks, price comparisons, developer track records, layouts, building amenities, flexible lease options and even resale outlook if you choose to sublet. By the end you’ll feel ready to pick the right flat and sign that lease.

Location and accessibility

Choosing where to rent can make or break your daily routine. You’ll want a flat that’s close to work, schools or key transport links—and one that gains value over time.

• Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Lake Towers and Downtown Dubai:
– Metro and tram lines at your doorstep
– Walk to cafés, supermarkets and fitness studios
– Strong demand means rent holds up well

• Abu Dhabi Corniche, Al Reem Island and Khalifa City:
– Easy highway access to Yas Island and Saadiyat
– Schools, malls and healthcare within 10–15 minutes
– New developments boost future rental rates

• Sharjah Al Majaz, Muwaileh and University City:
– Budget‑friendly rents compared to Dubai
– Bus and metro links into Dubai in under an hour
– Growing community facilities and parks

Imagine stepping out your door to a metro stop in five minutes, or riding to work without traffic jams. And since these neighbourhoods keep expanding, you’re on track for steady rent growth if you sublet later on.

Price and market comparison

Rent levels differ widely by emirate and district. Here’s a quick view of average monthly rents for flats across key areas:

Area	Studio (AED)	1 BR (AED)	2 BR (AED)	3 BR (AED)
Dubai Marina	60,000	80,000	120,000	160,000
Downtown Dubai	65,000	85,000	130,000	175,000
Abu Dhabi Corniche	50,000	70,000	100,000	140,000
Al Reem Island	45,000	65,000	95,000	130,000
Sharjah Al Majaz	30,000	45,000	65,000	90,000

Key takeaways:

Dubai commands a premium, especially near the water or iconic towers.
Abu Dhabi offers lower entry‑level rents with top‑tier facilities.
Sharjah can save you 30–40 percent on similar layouts.

Tip: If your budget is tight, look at Al Nahda (Sharjah border) or Dubai Sports City. You’ll trade a few extra minutes on the road for major savings.

Developer reputation and resale potential

Not all flats are built the same. A trusted developer means quality finishes, on‑time handover and reliable maintenance. It also ties into your ability to sublet easily later: tenants look for well‑managed buildings with clear management records. Here are some names to note:

• Emaar Properties – known for landmark towers and beach‑side flats
• Aldar Properties – top choice in Abu Dhabi’s freehold districts
• Nakheel – master‑planned communities on Palm Jumeirah and JVC
• Damac – luxury interiors, golf‑side villas and serviced apartments
• Sobha – villa-style precincts with strong build quality

A flat by a top developer holds its rental value longer. When you list for sublet, you’ll attract tenants who trust the brand and are happy to pay a small premium. That means lower vacancy and steady returns if you choose to exit or pass the contract on.

Flat sizes and layouts

Choosing the right size and layout ensures comfort and functionality. Here’s what you can expect:

• Studios (35–50 sqm)
– Open‑plan living, kitchenette and bath
– Ideal for singles or couples
– Lower rent, smaller deposit

• 1 Bedroom flats (55–75 sqm)
– Separate bedroom and living space
– Room for a small dining area
– Popular with young professionals

• 2 Bedroom flats (85–120 sqm)
– Family‑friendly, extra storage or workspace
– Often two baths and a balcony
– Higher rent but shared costs if you have a roommate

• 3 + Bedroom flats (130 sqm+)
– Spacious layouts, maid’s room in many towers
– Multiple bathrooms, en suite options
– Great if you need a home office or family quarters

Pro tip: Check for floor plans before you visit. A wide living room or full‑length balcony can make a 75 sqm flat feel bigger than it is. Look out for built‑in wardrobes and gas connections if you plan to cook often.

Facilities, amenities and payment plans

Modern residential towers and gated complexes in the UAE pack a lot in. Here’s a shortlist of must‑have facilities:

• Swimming pool and gym – critical for active lifestyles
• 24/7 security and concierge – peace of mind + guest access
• Covered parking – included or at low cost
• Shared lounges or co‑working spaces – a bonus for remote work
• Children’s play areas and landscaped gardens – family friendly
• Retail outlets and cafés on ground level – cut down on travel

Some buildings even have on‑site supermarkets, clinics and nurseries. Choose places with good upkeep and low service charges, so your monthly outlay stays clear.

Flexible payment options can make the process smoother:

Quarterly or bi‑annual rent payments instead of one lump sum
Security deposit equal to one month’s rent, refundable at contract end
Post‑dated cheques or online standing orders accepted by many landlords
Occasional special offers: “three months free” or “no commission” deals

Ask your agent about negotiating extra weeks off or a free parking spot if you sign a 12‑month lease. Even small perks add up.

Resale outlook and acting now

Even if you’re renting, consider the longer view. High‑demand areas tend to attract new towers, retail expansions and transport upgrades. That translates into:
• Easier sublets at stable or rising rents
• More resale value if you buy a flat later on
• Greater convenience as the neighbourhood matures

Areas like DIFC and Dubai Creek Harbour are prime examples. Early tenants saw nearby schools and malls spring up within months. If you choose a building near planned metro lines or Expo 2020 venues, you’ll benefit from the infrastructure leg‑up.

Explore our listings and lock in your deal. Start browsing now and find an apartment for rent in UAE that feels like home—and like a smart choice.

Apartment for Rent in UAE

Al Taawun, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Taawun, two-bedroom apartment, hall, kitchen, and two bathrooms,

Sobha Creek Vistas A, Mohammed Bin Rashid City (MBR City), Dubai

Ready to move | fully furnished| Full Burj view| Corner unit|12 cheques possible

Sharjah Tower Taawun, Al Taawun, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Taawun, one room, hall, kitchen, two bathrooms and a balcony.

Al Alia, Ajman

Spacious first tenant apartment with master bedrooms in Al Alia

Muwaileh, Sharjah

Sharjah, Al-Taa'won, Muailih Commercial Area

Al Khan, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Khan Barah Al Shati 1 furnished apartment with hotel furniture, first

Al Taawun, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Taawun, furnished apartment with hotel furniture, second inhabitant,

Al Nuaimiya, Ajman

Budget Friendly Studio Apartment In Al Nuaimiya 2 Kuwait St

Capital Bay Tower A, Business Bay, Dubai

Furnished 2 Bedroom Apartment for Rent – Capital Bay Tower

Burj Crown, Downtown Dubai, Dubai

Readyt to move | 1 -2 cheques | Spacious | 3 plus maids| fully upgraded

Al Qasba, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Qasba, two rooms, a hall, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and a balcony

Al Mamzar-Sharjah, Sharjah

Sharjah Maryam Island studio fully furnished first resident with New furniture

Al Mwaihat, Ajman

Studio for Annual Rent- Mowaihat 3-Split Air Conditioning-Ground Floor- 18,000

Al Zahiyah (Tourist Club Area), Abu Dhabi

Unfurnished 2 Master Bedrooms Apartment in a Brand-New Tower – Tourist Club Area

Sharjah Tower Taawun, Al Taawun, Sharjah

Sharjah Al Taawun, one room, hall, kitchen, two bathrooms and a balcony.

Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi

Super 1br in saadiyat Island, abu Dhabi, 2cheques

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