Dubai Allows Rent Payments by Debit Cards

• Sunday, 5th February 2023
• by Invest Gate

According to a circular by the DLD, Dubai’s property rental platform, Ejari, is now integrated with the ‘noqodi’ direct debit system (UAEDDS), allowing tenants to have rent payments automatically debited from thei ...

JLL: Jeddah’s Rent Prices Fall Following Departure Of Expats

• Wednesday, 12th April 2017
• by Leena ElDeeb

Rental values in Jeddah’s housing sector in the first quarter of the year have decreased by 9% quarter-on-quarter and 8.5% year-on-year, Invest-Gate reports.

Dubai’s apartment rents drop in Marina, skyrocket in Arjan

• Sunday, 8th January 2017
• by Farah Montasser

With the beginning of the new year, Arjan is becoming a more appealing neighborhood to live in with skyrocket rent rates, topping the famous Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, and Greens in comparison with that of 2016, Ar ...

Sharjah Residents Not Shifting Toward Dubai

• Monday, 28th November 2016
• by Karim Mohy

Residents of the emirate of Sharjah so far have not relocated to Dubai in larger numbers, according to research by property services firm Asteco.

Abu Dhabi, Dubai Markets Show Signs of Recovery -Report

• Sunday, 20th November 2016
• by Karim Mohy

The real estate markets of the emirates of Dubai and Abu Dhabi recorded an uptick in rental values and a slowdown in the rate of price drops, according to Bayut.

Abu Dhabi Sees Slide in Rents: CBRE

• Monday, 7th November 2016
• by Karim Mohy

Residential rents in the emirate of Abu Dhabi declined by 2% quarter-on-quarter while rents for office space as well as hotel occupancy rates also declined, according to CBRE's Q3 2016 Marketview for Abu Dhabi.

Apartment Rents in Dubai and Abu Dhabi Continue Decline

• Sunday, 30th October 2016
• by Karim Mohy

The average rents for apartments in Dubai and Abu Dhabi witnessed a minor decline in the third quarter of 2016, according to bayut.com's latest UAE market report published last Monday.

Job Cuts Put Pressure on Abu Dhabi’s Property Market

• Sunday, 23rd October 2016
• by Karim Mohy

Increasing job cuts in the private and public sector in Abu Dhabi have led to downward pressure on rents and sales prices.