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RERA rent increase calculator

See how much your rent can rise at renewal under Dubai’s rent decree, checked against what homes like yours in your building actually rent for.

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AEDThe median of 91 contracts for 3-beds in Amaranta 2. Change it if the official index gives you another figure.
Optional: it gives the last day for notice.
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Where your rent sitsThe most it can rise, by how far it is below the average
3-beds in Amaranta 2 rent forAED 140,000a year: the median of 91 contracts in the last 12 months
Lowest to highest
AED 72,000 to AED 180,000
Homes of this type in the community
232
Enter your rent to see how much it can rise. The figure that binds is the one from the DLD’s Smart Rental Index.
The rule

How much can a landlord raise the rent in Dubai?

Decree No. 43 of 2013 caps the increase by how far your rent sits below the average for similar homes. The percentage applies to the rent you pay now.

If your rent isThe most it can rise
Up to 10% below the averageNo increase
11% to 20% below5%
21% to 30% below10%
31% to 40% below15%
More than 40% below20%
  • The average is the DLD’sThe decree measures your rent against the Rent Index approved by RERA. Since 2025 that is the Smart Rental Index, which sets the average building by building, from each building’s classification and the contracts registered there.
  • 90 days’ noticeWhoever wants to change the rent must tell the other side at least 90 days before the contract ends, unless the contract says otherwise (Law No. 33 of 2008, Article 14).
  • Only at renewalThe cap applies when the contract is renewed, and the percentage is taken on the rent you pay now.
The evidence

What homes in Amaranta 2 rent for

Medians from the 128 rental contracts registered in the last 12 months: the same records as on Amaranta 2’s own page.

TypeMedian rent a yearContracts
3-bedYoursAED 140,00091
4-bedAED 170,00037
Across Dubai

Typical rents by area

Median annual rents in AED for apartments, over the last 12 months. Pick an area to see every building in it.

AreaStudio1-bed2-bed
Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC)48,00070,000105,000
Business Bay65,00087,000135,000
Dubai Marina60,00090,000137,000
Downtown Dubai70,000114,000180,000
Dubai Sports City40,00056,00080,000
Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT)57,75080,000120,000
Arjan46,00070,000102,000
Meydan One48,00073,200100,000
Dubai Creek Harbour95,793149,584
Dubai Hills Estate70,00090,000138,731
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AreaStudio1-bed2-bed
Dubai Silicon Oasis41,00055,00073,500
Al Furjan45,00070,00098,000
Damac Hills 238,00048,00070,000
Dubai Production City (IMPZ)36,09756,00080,000
Town Square42,00060,00086,000
International City33,90044,00058,000
Sobha Hartland65,00085,000140,000
Dubailand Residence Complex38,00052,50070,000
Palm Jumeirah90,000140,000200,000
Damac Hills44,00070,000115,000
Dubai South40,00055,00078,533
Jumeirah Beach Residence72,930102,000130,000
Liwan41,17649,00072,000
Emaar South57,25080,000
The Greens56,52980,000130,000
Jumeirah Village Triangle (JVT)44,00072,000100,000
Remraam40,00055,00080,000
The Views65,000100,000160,000
Dubai Harbour125,000200,784
Al Jadaf52,00072,00097,000
Uptown Motorcity52,00073,000120,000
International City Phase 2 & 338,00052,00060,000
Dubai Studio City46,40365,00086,000
Dubai Science Park (Dubiotech)46,00068,00099,071
District One70,00095,000160,000
Majan40,00065,00085,000
Meydan City75,000125,000
Mudon64,000105,000
Al Quoz Fourth48,00069,80794,000
The Old Town115,000170,000
City Walk150,000238,000
Jumeirah Golf Estates85,000130,000
La Mer120,000195,463
Dubai Healthcare City Phase 260,00075,575183,732
Umm Suqeim Third120,000200,000
Al Kifaf103,000150,000
Mirdif50,00074,556100,000
Jebel Ali Downtown45,00055,00076,000
Culture Village60,00080,000130,000
Barsha Heights60,00086,000115,000
Jebel Ali First50,00060,00075,000
Dubai Investment Park Second35,00058,50085,000
District Seven53,00080,000
Rukan40,00056,00075,000
Muhaisanah First79,000117,000
Living Legends46,00070,000100,000
Dubai Industrial City46,40076,000
The Hills115,000170,000
Jebel Ali Free Zone43,00063,000
Bluewaters Island280,000421,000
Al Barari227,500396,000
Al Sufouh First55,00090,000129,996
Dubai Maritime City65,00088,000130,000
Dubai Industrial City First36,44047,62562,000
Al Wasl120,000197,500
Dubai Festival City103,000150,000
Zaabeel First300,000540,000
Al Mina70,000110,000
Green Community West80,000130,000
Al Satwa69,50095,000
Green Community East49,00080,000132,000
Dubai South Residential District40,00054,000
Green Community Motor City50,00075,000115,000
Dubai Waterfront37,00045,50067,000
Al Barsha First56,00071,00095,500
What to do next

Before you agree to a new rent

If you rent

  1. Run the official index with your Ejari contract number, on the DLD website or in the Dubai REST app. Open the index
  2. If the increase asked for is above the cap, or the notice came late, reply in writing with the result.
  3. If you still cannot agree, the Rental Disputes Centre decides.

If you are the landlord

  1. Check the index before you write to your tenant.
  2. Give notice at least 90 days before the contract ends, in writing.
  3. Weighing a sale instead? Start with a free estimate of the home.
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Questions

Rent increases in Dubai, answered

How much can my landlord increase the rent in Dubai?

It depends on how far your rent is below the average for similar homes. Up to 10% below, nothing. From 11% to 20% below, 5%. From 21% to 30%, 10%. From 31% to 40%, 15%. More than 40% below, 20%. The percentage applies to the rent you pay now (Decree No. 43 of 2013).

What is the RERA rental index?

The Dubai Land Department’s benchmark of average rents, which the decree uses to decide whether a rent can rise at renewal. Since 2025 it is the Smart Rental Index, which sets the average building by building. You can run it on the DLD website or in the Dubai REST app.

Is this the official RERA calculator?

No. The official result comes from the DLD’s index. This calculator applies the same decree to the rents actually registered in your building, so you can see where you stand before you check. You can also type in the average the official index gives you.

How much notice does my landlord have to give?

At least 90 days before the contract ends, unless your contract sets a different period (Law No. 33 of 2008, Article 14). The same goes for a tenant who wants to change the terms. If the notice comes late, the rent cannot be raised at this renewal unless you agree to it.

What if the index says no increase is allowed?

Then the rent stays as it is for this renewal. If your landlord still asks for more, reply in writing with the index result. If you cannot agree, either of you can take it to the Rental Disputes Centre, which can set a fair rent.

Where do the rents on this page come from?

From rental contracts registered in Dubai, new leases and renewals, over the last 12 months. They are the same records shown on every building page on YallaValue. The official index also weighs each building’s classification, so its average can differ from ours.

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