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Your Quick Guide to Renting in Dubai with Hundred Home

Dubai offers everything from beachfront apartments to villas in gated communities. But before you start your search, here’s what you need to know:

What You’ll Need

Documents: Passport, Emirates ID, and UAE residency visa for long-term leases. Short-term rentals don’t require residency.

Budget: Plan for a 5–10% security deposit, a 5% agency fee, and rent (often paid in 1–4 cheques).

When & Where to Rent

Start looking 1–2 months before your move. Dubai has over 200 communities whether you want city living or something quiet, our team at Hundred Home can guide you. Choose from apartments, villas, townhouses, or penthouses based on your needs.

Making an Offer

Once you find a home, your agent will help you negotiate the rent, deposit, number of cheques, and other conditions like pets or furnishing.

Final Steps & Regulations

After agreement, you’ll sign a RERA-regulated tenancy contract. You’re protected by law, including 12 months’ notice if the landlord wants to end the lease.