The residential towers and waterfront of Dubai Marina

My Dubai Residence · Property for UK buyers

Dubai.

Looking for a city apartment, a waterfront home or somewhere with more space? Explore Dubai’s neighbourhoods and see how they compare on price and day-to-day living.

A personal shortlist · Prices and running costs explained · Guidance in English

Neighbourhoods and prices

Where could your
budget take you?

Get a feel for prices and rental yields in each area. The figures show the property types and dates they cover. We confirm current prices and availability separately.

Change the exchange rate to see estimates in pounds. This is a planning rate, not a live quote, and buying costs are extra.

5 areas to explore

Dubai Marina residential setting
Dubai

Dubai Marina

An established waterfront district with apartments close to the Marina promenade and JBR.

Average sale priceAED 1.88m≈ £375,600
Gross yield*5.7%1-bedroom ready apartments

1-bedroom ready apartments · August 2025–July 2026

Yield period: August 2025–July 2026.

Explore Dubai Marina
Palm Jumeirah residential setting
Dubai

Palm Jumeirah

Island apartments and villas, with views, beach access and services that vary by building.

Average resale priceAED 3.6m≈ £719,417
Gross yield*5.15%All apartment sizes

1-bedroom apartments · Q1 2026

Yield period: Q1 2026.

Explore Palm Jumeirah
Dubai Creek Harbour residential setting
Dubai

Dubai Creek Harbour

Apartments by Dubai Creek, with completed buildings and new phases to compare.

Median sale priceAED 2m≈ £400,000
Gross yield*4.6%Ready apartments, all sizes

1-bedroom apartments · ready + off-plan · 12 months to 28 September 2026

Yield period: Trailing 12 months · updated 12 October 2026.

Explore Dubai Creek Harbour
Dubai Hills Estate residential setting
Dubai

Dubai Hills Estate

Apartments, townhouses and villas in a large residential district with parks and local amenities.

Median sale priceAED 1.7m≈ £340,000
Gross yield*5.8%Ready apartments, all sizes

1-bedroom apartments · ready + off-plan · 12 months to 5 October 2026

Yield period: Trailing 12 months · updated 12 October 2026.

Explore Dubai Hills Estate
Dubai South residential setting
Dubai

Dubai South

Completed homes and new developments across southern Dubai, around the airport corridor.

Average sale priceAED 725k≈ £145,000
Gross yield*6.2%Ready apartments, all sizes

1-bedroom ready apartments · September 2025–August 2026

Yield period: September 2025–August 2026.

Explore Dubai South

*Dubai figures show historical gross yields; Abu Dhabi figures show Bayut’s projected rental yields. Prices and yields may cover different groups of properties. Each area guide explains the sources and limitations. Returns are not guaranteed.

Compare all areas

Your property shortlist

Tell us whatyou’re looking for.

Tell us your budget, where you’d like to buy and what you have in mind. After a first conversation, we’ll put together a shortlist for you. There’s no obligation to buy.

Your shortlist will include

  • 3–5 properties chosen for your budget and plans.
  • A comparison of prices and payment plans.
  • Estimated annual running costs and what they include.

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Understanding rental yields

How much rent
would you keep?

6.8%

Dubai’s average gross residential
rental yield in 2025

Engel & Völkers · FY 2025 ↗

Gross yield is annual rent divided by the purchase price. What you keep also depends on service charges, vacancy, maintenance, management, finance and tax.

This citywide average gives you some context, but it doesn’t predict the income from a particular home.

Try your own numbers

Rental calculator

Work out what
the rent could cover.

Enter a purchase price, expected rent and costs to see how they add up. Try different figures to see how the result changes.

Try your own figures

The starting figures are examples only. They aren’t forecasts or estimates for a particular property.

Enter the agreed price or a price you’re considering.
The rent you expect over a full year, before costs.
Include service charges, management, maintenance and lost rent.
Include the fees and setup costs you expect to pay.

AED per £1. Use your own planning rate; this isn’t a live quote.

Your results

Annual cash income before finance & tax

AED75,000
Annual rent minus the annual costs you entered.
6.67%Gross rental yieldAnnual rent ÷ property price
4.69%Yield after the costs you enteredAnnual balance ÷ total purchase budget
Total purchase budgetProperty price + one-off buying costs
AED 1,600,000Approx. £320,000
What else belongs in your budget?

Use this as a planning tool, not a forecast or investment recommendation. Include empty periods in your cost estimate. Results exclude finance, tax, changes in the property’s value and exchange-rate movements. The pound estimate uses the rate you entered.