5
19 999 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
4
18 999 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
7
70 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Deira
7
19 999 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
5
19 999 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
2
Negotiable
Melbourne
12
10 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Deira
5
17 999 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
5
26 999 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
12
105 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
2
20 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Deira
12
245 880 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Bur Dubai
12
75 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
5
128 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Deira
12
390 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
12
143 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Deira
2
250 USD ($)
Denver
12
320 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
4
24 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
4
34 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
10
110 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Al Rigga
3
14 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Deira
Listing a rental property yourself means handling the entire process — pricing, photos, screening, and paperwork — without paying a leasing agent's commission. For a single unit or a handful of properties, this is usually the more cost-effective route: you keep the portion of rent that would otherwise go to a broker, and you stay in direct contact with the person who'll actually be living in your property.
Renting a house directly from a private landlord means leasing from the individual homeowner instead of a property management company. It's the most common arrangement for single-family rental homes, since most are owned by individual investors or homeowners rather than large portfolios. For a tenant, this typically means a single point of contact, more flexibility on lease terms, and no agency fee layered onto the move-in cost.
This guide walks through current rent benchmarks, the registration process, the real cost of a lease beyond the headline rent, and how to move from shortlisting a unit to holding a keys-in-hand, legally registered long-term tenancy.