1-bed · 1,016 sqftWindsor Residence, Dubailand Residence Complex · 3rd floor

304, Windsor Residence

Sold prices and rental history: no registered sale, and rented continuously since 2017. Every registered sale and contract is below; today's estimate is free after a one-time verification.

Unit 304 · DLD and Ejari recordsUpdated 1 October 2024
Current rentAED 50K /yr1 October 2024
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Property timeline for 304, Windsor Residence

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1 Oct 2024RentedRenewal
AED 50,000/yr12 months · AED 49 per sqft
1 Oct 2023RentedNew contract
AED 50,000/yr12 months · AED 49 per sqft
25 May 2022RentedNew contract
AED 36,000/yr12 months · AED 35 per sqft
20 Mar 2019RentedRenewal
AED 50,000/yr12 months · AED 49 per sqft
20 Mar 2018RentedNew contract
AED 60,000/yr12 months · AED 59 per sqft
20 Jan 2017RentedNew contract
AED 70,000/yr12 months · AED 69 per sqft

Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 1 October 2024.

Key facts

Type
1-bed apartment
Size
1,016 sqft
Floor
3rd of 32
Parking
B3-94
Service charge
AED 14,600 /yr
Last sold
No registered sale

About 304, Windsor Residence

304 is a one-bedroom apartment of 1,016 sqft on the 3rd floor of Windsor Residence, a 32-storey tower in Dubailand Residence Complex. No sale of the unit is registered with the Dubai Land Department.

It has been rented continuously since 2017 on 6 Ejari contracts. The current contract, renewed on 1 October 2024, is AED 50,000 a year, before the service charge of about AED 14,600 a year.

Sales and rents for 304 over time

Rents
Unit 304, each contractTypical one-bed in Windsor Residence
40K60K2016201920222025Typical rent by year: 2016 AED 62,769; 2017 AED 65,000; 2018 AED 60,000; 2019 AED 50,000; 2020 AED 42,000; 2021 AED 37,000; 2022 AED 36,000; 2023 AED 41,800; 2024 AED 46,000; 2025 AED 48,000; 2026 AED 50,400New contract, January 2017: AED 70,000 a yearNew contract, March 2018: AED 60,000 a yearRenewal, March 2019: AED 50,000 a yearNew contract, May 2022: AED 36,000 a yearNew contract, October 2023: AED 50,000 a yearRenewal, October 2024: AED 50,000 a year

Annual rent on each registered contract; the dashed line is the one-bed median of each year in the building.

1-beds in Windsor Residence, and where 304 sits

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304's AED 50,000 is in the lower half of that range.

0 1-bed sales in the last 12 months

Windsor Residence

Building

564 apartments, studios to 3-bed over 32 floors in Dubailand Residence Complex. No sale in the last 12 months.

Typical price per sqft
Few sales
Typical sale
Few sales
Typical rent
AED 50K /yr
Typical yield
Windsor Residence, Dubailand Residence Complex: prices, sales and rents →

Other units on the 3rd floor

All 564 units in Windsor Residence
Value
3012-bedNo registered sale
302StudioNo registered sale
303StudioNo registered sale
3051-bedNo registered sale
3061-bedNo registered sale
3071-bedNo registered sale
3081-bedNo registered sale
1–7 of 17

304, Windsor Residence in numbers

  • No sale of the unit is registered with the Dubai Land Department.
  • Rented since January 2017 on 6 Ejari contracts. The rent fell from AED 70,000 to AED 36,000 in 2022 and recovered to AED 50,000 by October 2024.

Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 1 October 2024.

Questions about 304, Windsor Residence

What is the rent for unit 304?

AED 50,000 a year on the contract renewed on 1 October 2024. The previous contract, from October 2023, was AED 50,000; the unit has been rented since January 2017.

How big is unit 304?

1,016 sqft (94.4 sqm): a one-bedroom apartment on the 3rd floor of a 32-storey tower.

What is unit 304 worth today?

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