Dubai’s rental landscape includes long-term leases, flexible short-term rentals, and licensed holiday homes. Because Ejari is mandatory for standard residential tenancy agreements, many tenants assume it applies to every rental.

Before renewing a tenancy contract, both tenants and landlords need to understand the RERA Rental Index. The index provides official guidelines for permissible rent increases in different areas of Dubai. Knowing how the index works helps tenants avoid unlawful rent hikes and assists landlords in staying compliant with regulations.

Short-Term vs. Long-Term Rentals in Dubai: Learn when Ejari is required, how it impacts DEWA, visa processing, and legal protection for tenants.

Ejari protects tenants by verifying rental contracts, preventing scams, and enabling access to DEWA, visas, and dispute resolution services.

Tenancy Contract Registration in Dubai: Ejari Guide, Legal Requirements & DEWA, Visa, Trade Licence Impacts

Rent in Dubai legally requires Ejari registration. Understand the risks of renting without Ejari and why compliance matters for tenants and landlords.

RERA’s rent increase regulations in Dubai protect both tenants and landlords, ensuring fair rental increase practices.

Discover how Ejari Registration can help resolve Rental Disputes in Dubai’s real estate market. Essential protection for tenants and landlords alike.