
405, Kamoon 2
Sold prices and rental history: sold once, by the developer in February 2010, and rented continuously since 2013. Every registered sale and contract is below; today's estimate is free after a one-time verification.
Property timeline for 405, Kamoon 2
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Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 10 June 2024.
Key facts
- Type
- 2-bed apartment
- Size
- 1,404 sqft
- Floor
- 4th of 8
- Parking
- B-3161
- Developer
- Emaar
- Completed
- 2006
- Service charge
- AED 27,600 /yr
- Last sold
- AED 2.15M · February 2010
- Building
- Kamoon 2
About 405, Kamoon 2
405 is a two-bedroom apartment of 1,404 sqft on the 4th floor of Kamoon 2, a 8-storey tower in The Old Town completed in 2006 by Emaar. The developer sold it on 28 February 2010 for AED 2,150,888, or AED 1,531 per sqft, 5% above the AED 1,459 two-beds in the building were fetching at the time.
It has been rented continuously since 2013 on 8 Ejari contracts. The current contract, signed on 10 June 2024, is AED 170,000 a year: a gross yield of 7.9% on the 2010 price, before the service charge of about AED 27,600 a year.
Sales and rents for 405 over time
405 has sold once; the dashed line is the two-bed median of each year in the building.
Annual rent on each registered contract; the dashed line is the two-bed median of each year in the building.
2-beds in Kamoon 2, and where 405 sits
All 15 2-beds →405 last sold in February 2010 at AED 1,531 per sqft, 5% above what two-beds in Kamoon 2 were fetching at the time (AED 1,459). 405's AED 170,000 is in the lower half of that range.
| Recent 2-bed sales | Unit no. | Size | Price (AED) | Per sqft | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 Mar 20256 March 2025 | 1,432 sqft | 4,100,000 | 2,863 | ||
| 9 Sep 20249 September 2024 | 1,404 sqft | 3,050,000 | 2,172 | ||
| 11 Jul 202411 July 2024 | 1,432 sqft | 2,475,000 | 1,728 | ||
| 24 Oct 202324 October 2023 | 1,404 sqft | 2,250,000 | 1,602 |
Kamoon 2
Building39 apartments, 1-bed to 4-bed over 8 floors in The Old Town, completed in 2006 by Emaar. 1 sold in the last 12 months.
- Typical price per sqft
- AED 2,057
- Typical sale
- AED 2.48M
- Typical rent
- AED 157K /yr
- Typical yield
- 5.3%
Other units on the 4th floor
All 39 units in Kamoon 2405, Kamoon 2 in numbers
- Sold once: by Emaar on 28 February 2010 for AED 2,150,888, or AED 1,531 per sqft.
- Rented since October 2013 on 8 Ejari contracts. The rent fell from AED 135,000 to AED 120,000 in 2022 and recovered to AED 170,000 by June 2024.
- At AED 170,000 a year the gross yield on the 2010 price is 7.9%, before a service charge of about AED 27,600 a year (AED 19.67 per sqft).
Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 10 June 2024.
Questions about 405, Kamoon 2
What did unit 405 last sell for?
AED 2,150,888 on 28 February 2010, sold by the developer: AED 1,531 per sqft for 1,404 sqft. It is the only registered sale of the unit.
What is the rent for unit 405?
AED 170,000 a year on the contract signed on 10 June 2024. The previous contract, from October 2023, was AED 125,000; the unit has been rented since October 2013.
How big is unit 405?
1,404 sqft (130.4 sqm): a two-bedroom apartment on the 4th floor of a 8-storey tower completed in 2006.
What is unit 405 worth today?
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Mortgage on 405, Kamoon 2
Starts from the last sale price (AED 2.15M, 28 February 2010). Switch to today's estimate once you have unlocked it.- Price
- AED 2,150,888
- Deposit, UAE resident (20%)
- AED 430,178
- Deposit, non-resident (40%)
- AED 860,355
- Monthly over 25 years at 3.7%
- AED 8,800
Plus the 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee and about AED 5,000 of registration and trustee costs. Full mortgage calculator →