Full management for your rental property: we find the tenant, collect the rent, handle maintenance and manage renewals, so your property earns without taking your time.
We find a tenant for your property and prepare the tenancy contract.
We collect the rent from your tenant when it is due.
We coordinate repairs and upkeep, so problems are dealt with without you chasing contractors.
We start the renewal conversation at least 90 days before expiry, check the permitted rent increase on the RERA calculator and renew the Ejari registration.
| 90-day notice | Any plan to renew, change terms or not renew must be communicated at least 90 days before the contract expires. |
| Rent increases | They must follow the RERA rental index: no increase if the rent is 10% or more below market, 5% if 11 to 20% below, 10% if 21 to 30% below, 15% if 31 to 40% below and up to 20% if more than 40% below. |
| Ejari | The tenancy contract must be re-registered on Ejari at renewal, for a small fee of around AED 120. |
| Not renewing | Only for specific reasons under Law No. 33 of 2008, such as selling the property or moving in, with 12 months’ written notice. |
Tell us where it is and what condition it is in. We quote per property and reply on WhatsApp.
We find a tenant for your property and prepare the tenancy contract, collect the rent when it is due, coordinate maintenance and repairs, and manage the renewal at the end of each contract.
We quote per property, so tell us about yours and we will send a quote.
Any intention to renew, change terms or not renew must be communicated at least 90 days before the contract expires, by the tenant or the landlord. We start the renewal conversation in good time so you do not miss it.
The increase must follow the RERA rental index formula, which compares the current rent with the average market rent for similar properties in the same area: no increase if the rent is 10% or more below market, up to 5%, 10% or 15% as the gap widens, and up to 20% if it is more than 40% below market.
General information only, not legal advice. Tenancy rules and fees change, so confirm current requirements with the Dubai Land Department and RERA.