1-bed · 773 sqftAl Ramth 37, Remraam · 5th floor · completed 2011

503, Al Ramth 37

Sold prices and rental history: sold once, by the developer in February 2015, and rented continuously since 2015. Every registered sale and contract is below; today's estimate is free after a one-time verification.

Unit 503 · DLD and Ejari recordsUpdated 12 September 2026
Last soldAED 770K12 February 2015
Current rentAED 57K /yr12 September 2026
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Property timeline for 503, Al Ramth 37

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Last sold for AED 770,000 in 2015

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12 Sep 2026RentedRenewal
AED 57,000/yr6 months · AED 74 per sqft
12 Sep 2025RentedRenewal
AED 57,000/yr12 months · AED 74 per sqft
12 Sep 2024RentedNew contract
AED 57,000/yr12 months · AED 74 per sqft
2 Oct 2023RentedNew contract
AED 50,000/yr12 months · AED 65 per sqft
2 Sep 2015RentedNew contract
AED 60,000/yr12 months · AED 77 per sqft
12 Feb 2015Sold by developerReady
AED 770,000AED 995 per sqft

Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 12 September 2026.

Key facts

Type
1-bed apartment
Size
773 sqft
Floor
5th of 7
Parking
G-86
Developer
Remraam
Completed
2011
Service charge
AED 11,900 /yr
Last sold
AED 770K · February 2015
Building
Al Ramth 37

About 503, Al Ramth 37

503 is a one-bedroom apartment of 773 sqft on the 5th floor of Al Ramth 37, a 7-storey tower in Remraam completed in 2011 by Remraam. The developer sold it on 12 February 2015 for AED 770,000, or AED 995 per sqft, in line with the AED 995 one-beds in the building were fetching at the time.

It has been rented continuously since 2015 on 5 Ejari contracts. The current contract, renewed on 12 September 2026, is AED 57,000 a year: a gross yield of 7.4% on the 2015 price, before the service charge of about AED 11,900 a year.

Sales and rents for 503 over time

Sales
Unit 503, each saleTypical one-bed in Al Ramth 37
600K800K2009201420192024Typical sale price by year: 2009 AED 510,300; 2013 AED 656,701; 2014 AED 704,330; 2015 AED 748,000; 2016 AED 794,675; 2017 AED 850,000; 2024 AED 503,000; 2025 AED 635,000Sold by developer, February 2015: AED 770,000 (AED 995 per sqft)

503 has sold once; the dashed line is the one-bed median of each year in the building.

Rents
Unit 503, each contractTypical one-bed in Al Ramth 37
40K60K2014201820222026Typical rent by year: 2014 AED 48,000; 2015 AED 55,000; 2016 AED 58,000; 2017 AED 55,000; 2018 AED 51,818; 2019 AED 41,000; 2020 AED 34,000; 2021 AED 31,100; 2022 AED 35,000; 2023 AED 43,000; 2024 AED 48,500; 2025 AED 53,000; 2026 AED 56,000New contract, September 2015: AED 60,000 a yearNew contract, October 2023: AED 50,000 a yearNew contract, September 2024: AED 57,000 a yearRenewal, September 2025: AED 57,000 a yearRenewal, September 2026: AED 57,000 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 Al Ramth 37, and where 503 sits

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503 last sold in February 2015 at AED 995 per sqft, in line with what one-beds in Al Ramth 37 were fetching at the time (AED 995). Over the last 12 months one-beds sold for AED 640,000, around AED 962 per sqft, and rent for AED 45,000 to 65,000 a year. 503's AED 57,000 is in the upper half of that range.

Recent 1-bed salesUnit no.Price (AED)Summary
27 Feb 2026640,000
21 Jul 2025685,000
10 Jun 2025635,000
16 Apr 2025680,000
1 1-bed sale in the last 12 months

Al Ramth 37

Building

62 apartments, studios to 3-bed over 7 floors in Remraam, completed in 2011 by Remraam. 4 sold in the last 12 months.

Typical price per sqft
AED 980
Typical sale
AED 815K
Typical rent
AED 57K /yr
Typical yield
7.6%
Al Ramth 37, Remraam: prices, sales and rents →

Other units on the 5th floor

All 62 units in Al Ramth 37
Value
5011-bedAED 662K · Nov 2014
5021-bedAED 400K · Feb 2022
5042-bedAED 985K · Jun 2014
5052-bedAED 900K · May 2025
5061-bedAED 370K · Sep 2022
5071-bedAED 630K · Mar 2025
5081-bedAED 565K · Jan 2025
1–7 of 8

503, Al Ramth 37 in numbers

  • Sold once: by Remraam on 12 February 2015 for AED 770,000, or AED 995 per sqft.
  • Rented since September 2015 on 5 Ejari contracts. The rent fell from AED 60,000 to AED 50,000 in 2023 and recovered to AED 57,000 by September 2026.
  • At AED 57,000 a year the gross yield on the 2015 price is 7.4%, before a service charge of about AED 11,900 a year (AED 15.34 per sqft).
  • One-beds in Al Ramth 37 sold for AED 640,000–640,000 in the 12 months to November 2026; the building's median across all types is AED 980 per sqft.

Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 12 September 2026.

Questions about 503, Al Ramth 37

What did unit 503 last sell for?

AED 770,000 on 12 February 2015, sold by the developer: AED 995 per sqft for 773 sqft. It is the only registered sale of the unit.

What is the rent for unit 503?

AED 57,000 a year on the contract renewed on 12 September 2026. The previous contract, from September 2025, was AED 57,000; the unit has been rented since September 2015.

How big is unit 503?

773 sqft (71.8 sqm): a one-bedroom apartment on the 5th floor of a 7-storey tower completed in 2011.

What is unit 503 worth today?

The YallaValue estimate is updated daily and free after a one-time verification by WhatsApp, email or Google. One-beds in Al Ramth 37 sold for AED 640,000 to 640,000 in the last 12 months, around AED 962 per sqft.

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Price
AED 770,000
Deposit, UAE resident (20%)
AED 154,000
Deposit, non-resident (40%)
AED 308,000
Monthly over 25 years at 3.7%
AED 3,150

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