Updated 3 October 2026 · Source: Dubai Land Department records · All Dubai area guides
What does it cost to rent in Al Furjan?
Median annual rents in Al Furjan run from AED 42,999 for a studio to AED 94,856 for a 3-bedroom, based on Ejari contracts from the past 24 months.
DLD records Al Furjan under the official district name Jabal Ali First. Figures on this page cover that whole district, which also takes in neighbouring communities, so treat them as a guide to the wider area rather than Al Furjan alone.
Apartment rents by bedroom in Al Furjan
| Type | Median annual rent | Monthly equivalent | Contracts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | AED 42,999 | AED 3,583 | 16,366 |
| 1-Bedroom | AED 61,030 | AED 5,086 | 16,543 |
| 2-Bedroom | AED 81,506 | AED 6,792 | 9,733 |
| 3-Bedroom | AED 94,856 | AED 7,905 | 1,580 |
Source: DLD Ejari rent contracts, 24 months to 3 October 2026. DLD district: Jabal Ali First.
Rows with fewer than 30 records are left out.
How much more is an extra bedroom in rent?
At the median, moving up from a studio to a 1-bedroom adds about AED 18K a year; from a 1-bedroom to a 2-bedroom adds about AED 20K a year; and from a 2-bedroom to a 3-bedroom adds about AED 13K a year. Use the gap to judge whether a bigger unit is worth the stretch, or whether a better building in the smaller size gives you more for the money.
Buy or rent in Al Furjan?
The price-to-rent ratio shows how many years of rent the median home costs. A lower number favours buying; a higher one favours renting.
| Type | Median price | Median annual rent | Price-to-rent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | AED 561,495 | AED 42,999 | 13.1x |
| 1-Bedroom | AED 1,293,558 | AED 61,030 | 21.2x |
| 2-Bedroom | AED 1,955,000 | AED 81,506 | 24.0x |
| 3-Bedroom | AED 2,489,000 | AED 94,856 | 26.2x |
Median sale price (12 months) divided by median annual rent (24 months). Both from DLD records for Jabal Ali First.
Market reports
For the wider picture, read our monthly reports built from the same DLD records.
- Dubai market report, August 2026: Prices firm as volume slips in August. A pause, or a turn?
Before you sign a lease in Al Furjan
- Ask how many cheques the landlord accepts. More cheques usually means a higher rent.
- Confirm who pays for maintenance and chiller or AC charges.
- Make sure the contract is registered with Ejari. You'll need it for DEWA, residency and school applications.
- At renewal, check the DLD rental index calculator to see how much the landlord can raise the rent.
Questions buyers and owners ask
How much is a 1-bedroom to rent in Al Furjan?
The median 1-bedroom lease is AED 61,030 a year, based on 16,543 Ejari contracts.
Are these asking rents or real contracts?
Real contracts. Every figure comes from Ejari registrations recorded by DLD, not from portal listings.
Keep exploring
- Al Furjan: prices, rents and yields
- Rental yield in Al Furjan
- Apartments for sale in Al Furjan
- Studio apartments in Al Furjan
- 1-bedroom apartments in Al Furjan
- 2-bedroom apartments in Al Furjan
- 3-bedroom apartments in Al Furjan
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