Rent Property in Dubai

Looking to rent in Dubai? We'll help you secure the perfect property, in the ideal location, at the right price point.

Local Expertise: Your Strategic Advantage

Dubai’s rental market moves quickly, and success comes from having the right guide. At Wolfstreet Real Estate, our agents specialize in specific neighborhoods, giving you insider knowledge on pricing, availability, and lifestyle.

Whether it’s a waterfront apartment in Dubai Marina, a sleek city home in Business Bay, or a family-friendly villa in Jumeirah Village Circle, we’ll help you compare options with clarity and confidence. With our local insight, your rental journey becomes strategic — not stressful.

A Rental Experience That Works Around You

A Rental Strategy Tailored to Your Hunt. We recognize that securing the right rental involves more than counting bedrooms or bathrooms. It’s about lifestyle, accessibility, and creating a home. That’s why we invest time understanding precisely what you’re targeting — and what you’re avoiding.

Once we analyze your criteria, we’ll exclusively present properties that align with your requirements, budget, and occupancy schedule. No unnecessary viewings, no aggressive tactics — just a focused approach that prioritizes your objectives and helps you locate a space that satisfies every requirement.

What You Get With Us?

From your initial property hunt to contract signing and moving in, we’re with you every step of the way. At Wolfstreet Real Estate, you’re not just renting a property, you’re gaining a pack that genuinely cares.

Specialist Agents

Territory experts who understand the local rental market and are ready to hunt alongside you every step.

Quality Listings

We work with trusted landlords to offer well-maintained properties you can occupy with complete confidence.

Fast, Focused Service

We’ll get you from viewing to move-in as quickly (and strategically) as possible — without compromising quality.

Genuine Advice

We’re here to analyze, not pressure. You’ll always receive honest insights and real guidance you can trust.

People-First Strategy, Always

At Wolfstreet Real Estate, we know the rental hunt can feel overwhelming — especially for newcomers to Dubai. That’s why we guide you through every step, from first viewing to move-in and beyond, with a focus on responsiveness, respect, and real results.

Our goal isn’t just to place you in a property; it’s to match you with a home that truly fits your lifestyle. Even after you’ve settled in, our team remains available whenever you need support. It’s this commitment that sets our pack apart — and keeps renters returning to us year after year.

Our Latest Properties

Discover the latest rental properties — from sleek urban residences to family-friendly villas, explore strategically selected homes that match your lifestyle, budget, and occupancy objectives.

Renting FAQs

For UAE residents, you’ll need a valid passport, copy of your United Arab Emirates visa, and Emirates ID when securing a rental property.

Tenants pay a 5% security deposit for unfurnished properties and a 10% deposit for furnished ones. This applies to both villas and apartments in Dubai.

Tenants must pay the following bills:

  1. DEWA – Electricity, water & gas
  2. AC Cooling
  3. Internet
  4. Municipality tax = 5% of annual rent split into monthly payments and added to your DEWA bill


Subletting a property in Dubai requires written approval from the landlord and should not be done otherwise.

The Landlord can only increase the rent in line with the Dubai Rental index, which RERA sets. A rent increase is only allowed depending on the current market rates and if your current rent falls below the average.

The tenant is typically responsible for minor maintenance issues that may arise during tenancy, and anything significant is the landlord’s responsibility to handle.

You’ll need to pay 5% or 10% for your security deposit, depending on whether your property is furnished. This deposit is refundable only after your tenancy ends.

Other payments include your advance rent, post-dated cheque(s) and your agency fee. You’ll also need to reserve funds for utility connections, TV, electricity, water and internet setup.


Usually, a penalty applies when wanting to break a fixed-term contract. Please refer to your tenancy agreement to verify this. Tenants typically sign a fixed 12-month contract; should you wish to vacate at the end of the fixed term, you’ll need to provide notice 90 days before the contract expires.