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Real Estate Investment in Dubai
In the past few years, the real estate investment market in Dubai has grown faster than any other real estate investment market in the world. The lands of Dubai ar... Read more
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offers a comprehensive range of Dubai investment properties in Dubai. Investment properties are now available with 100% freehold status in areas such as Dubai Marina, Dubai l... Read more
Landvest Dubai offers a comprehensive selection of Dubai rental properties. Dubai rental properties are very popular in the Jumeirah beach area. Dubai rental properties are sought after by a mixed type of clientele from expatriates to local residents. Dubai rental properties range in terms of cost from £4,000 GBP to rent a studio to £15,000 GBP for a 3 bedroom apartment or villa.
Dubai rental properties in Dubai, rent is usually paid in advance for either 6 months or 12 months in 2 checks in advance. If payment is made by cheques, most landlords will limit it to 2 to 4 cheque payments. Dubai rental properties in most cases require the payment of a refundable security deposit of 500 to 5,000 dirhams. With Dubai rental properties utility bills are paid by the tenant. With Dubai rental properties it is a requirement that a refundable deposit of 1,000 to 2,000 AED security deposit must be paid to the landlord for usage of utilities. Certain Dubai rental properties also require the payment of a 10% municipal tax.
Dubai rental properties contracts in the UAE are for 12 months which are renewable at the discretion of the landlord. Dubai rental properties contracts in Sharjah, is for a period of three years. With Dubai rental properties landlords are not allowed to increase rent until contract renewable date. Dubai rental properties on renewal, a landlord is not allowed to increase the rent by more than 20% (7% in Dubai as of 4th Jan. 2006).
With Dubai rental properties if a dispute occurs between the tenant and landlord on the price increase, arbitration can be taken to the Municipality's Rent Control Committee for a settlement. Dubai rental properties to file a case with the Rent Control Committee will incur charges of 500AED. Dubai rental properties cases with the Rent Control Committee can take anything from 6 weeks to 6 months for a hearing.
