All tagged Tenant's Guide
Rents in Dubai to be Fixed for 3 Years
No Rent Increases for 3 Years
Advice For Renting Properties In Dubai
Whether you’re opting to rent an apartment, a flat, a villa, or even a townhouse, it is a big one. Properties in Dubai present a whole new world of choices and factors to consider.
A Guide to Hassle-Free Renting
You will have a lot of choice when renting in Dubai. The city offers many great options and world-class amenities to meet every tenant’s needs, taste and budget. However, it is of course best to pick an apartment or villa with care from the outset.
Advice Before You Sign a Tenancy Contract
What to Check Before Signing a Tenancy Contract
1. Ensure that your real estate agent is RERA registered. They should be able to provide you with their broker number……….
The RERA Landlord & Tenant Laws
If you are looking to rent a property in Dubai then equipping yourself with the property laws of the emirate should be on priority.
Should you move to a cheaper home or renegotiate your rent?
Many Dubai residents are taking full advantage of the decline in rental rates. Whether you're planning to upsize your home or save money by renegotiating your current rent with your landlord or moving to a cheaper home, it's the ideal time to do so.
'Can our landlord charge us for work he didn't do when we lived in the villa?
The fee to file a case at the RDSC is normally 3.5 per cent of the rental amount but for deposit disputes it is 3.5 per cent of the deposit amount. The end result can be relatively quick and should be resolved within approximately 30-60 days
The Costs of Renting in Dubai. Tenant’s Checklist
The expenses you should know about before and after moving into a new home
How to claim back your Security Deposit Cheque
Residents in the UAE often complain about massive deductions on their security deposits by landlords or real estate agents when they vacate houses. These complaints are rampant these days as a lot of tenants are opting to move so as to get better rent bargains in other areas.
