5
22 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai, Deira
5
27 999 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
6
26 999 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
3
31 000 AED (د.إ)
Dubai
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
"Pet-friendly" on a listing rarely means "any pet, no questions asked." It's a broad label covering everything from a building that allows one small dog under a strict weight limit to one that welcomes multiple pets of any size with no real restrictions at all. Two listings can both say "pet-friendly" and mean completely different things in practice. Before you fall for a place based on that one word, it's worth knowing what usually sits behind it, what it tends to cost, and what to ask before you apply.
A serviced apartment is a furnished unit that comes bundled with hotel-style services, housekeeping, utilities included in the price, and often a management team you can contact directly, rather than the bare unfurnished unit and DIY setup of a standard lease. The name makes it sound like a short-stay product, and a lot of serviced apartments are booked that way, but the same model also works as a genuine long-term rental in many markets. The distinction that actually matters isn't the word "serviced," it's whether the specific unit you're looking at is set up for a multi-month stay or just a flexible short one.
"Duplex" is one of the more confusing terms in rental listings, mostly because it means different things depending on where you're searching. In the US, a duplex is generally a building divided into two separate residential units, each usually with its own entrance, typically stacked one above the other or side by side.