#MoveToAbuDhabi
Luxury Living | Affordable Price
Apartment's Start From: 2,000 Dh's | Villa's Start From: 10,000 Dh's
You Rent We Pay
Rent apartment or villa & get paid weekly
Available to all areas in Abu Dhabi
No subscription or pre-payment needed
Company Or any employee will never ask you for any pre-payment
How Its Work
1
Register your interest
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Select matched requested property
3
Sign the offer letter & Tawtheeq
4
Start Earn & get paid weekly
Disclaimer: any offer published by PropertysPro Real Estate website or shared in any platform or social media is subject to availability & with no liability, all our offers is free PropertysPro Real Estate or any employee will never ask you for pre-payment or subscription
1 Bhk Yas Island
65,000Dh's Yearly
2 Bhk Saadiyat Island
85,000Dh's Yearly
3 Bhk Saadiyat Island
250K Dh's Yearly
4 Bhk Saadiyat Island
500K Dh's Yearly
4 Bhk villa Yas Island
250K Dh's Yearly
Why to rent in Abu Dhabi
Rivesionally prices & fine selection will surely match your request
We help you rent your next Apartment | Townhouse | Villa in the capital Abu Dhabi
looking to rent Studio | 1 bedroom | 2 Bedroom | 3 Bedroom | 4 Bedroom up to Villa 18 Bedroom's & Palaces
Al Saadiyat Island | Al Reem Island | Yas Island | Al Raha Beach | Abu Dhabi Center
Nurai Island | Nareel Island | Al Qurm | Sunset Bay Al Marina
Hidd Al Saadiayt Villa | Jawaher Villa & more....
We Cover All Abu Dhabi Area's
Do you know 99% of Abu Dhabi properties Include high-quality amenities: Health Club | Swimming Pool | Sauna | Parking & more..
Properties for rent in Abu Dhabi
1 bedroom Hotel Style Furnished Apartment With Balcony in Al Reem Island for Rent
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Rent In Al Raha Beach Amazing apartment with unique view
Al Raha, United Arab Emirates
AL Raha P-2631
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Al raha P-227
abu dhabi
Al raha P-12
abu dhabiTime to Move to Abu Dhabi
Renting property in Abu Dhabi presents an exciting opportunity to enjoy a high quality of life in a dynamic, safe, and culturally rich environment. Experience the best of what this remarkable city has to offer—start your journey in Abu Dhabi today!
Reem Island
Reem Island is one of the most exciting mixed-use developments in Abu Dhabi, with its modern living, commercial, and leisure spaces. It offers great water views while being planned to support an active city lifestyle.
Saadiyat Island
Saadiyat Island is an exclusive cultural district in Abu Dhabi, famous for its first-class museums, including the Louvre Abu Dhabi. It boasts spotless beaches, elite resorts, and a pledge to sustainability and cultural heritage.
Yas Island
Yas Island is Abu Dhabi’s ultimate entertainment destination, featuring the Yas Marina Circuit, Ferrari World, and Yas Waterworld. It boasts an energetic mix of leisure activities, luxury hotels, and great waterfront views.
Abu Dhabi Area's
The capital of the UAE presents a very modern architecture, combined with important cultural landmarks and parks. It mixes traditional Arabian heritage with urban development, contemporary in its nature; hence, it is a lively business and tourist center.
How To Rent?
Three easy steps to rent property in
Abu Dhabi
Select Property
First step is to select property match you & your family request
Location | Community | amenities
Sign Document
To sign a lease contract, you need an official documents ( Passport Copy | EID | Residence visa | UAE Pass
Move
After signing and confirming your lease contract you can move to your new home, need to schedule move-in appointment with property management
Why you see this prices?
Our exclusive listing properties encourages us to tell our customer that they can be assured of the best market price of properties where they will be able to get high quality properties at reasonable prices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Documents Needed To Rent In Abu Dhabi?
Required documents include a valid passport, residence visa, Emirates ID, a security deposit Cheque (typically 5% of the annual rental for unfurnished properties or 10% for furnished, PropertysPro will guide you), & cheque for agency fee.
How much should I expect to pay to rent a property?
A refundable security deposit of 5% of the annual rent will be expected to be paid on Landlords acceptance of Tenants offer to lease. This security deposit which is held by the Landlord and returned at the end of the term dependent on the condition of the property. You will need to pay your rent up front for the period of lease in the way of post-dated cheques depending on the terms of your agreement. Other costs will include 5% of the annual rent payable to the agency for commission plus 5% VAT. You will also need to budget for the deposits required to be paid for connecting your utilities such as water, electricity, televisions etc. 5% VAT is payable on services provided and will be incurred on utility charges.
What happens if I do not have a residency visa; can I still rent?
No. A residency visa is essential to rent property in Abu Dhabi on a long term basis. If you are new to Abu Dhabi and your residence visa is under process then please speak to a Leasing Client Manager at PropertysPro Real Estate and they can advise you. We have our short term rental options that are available to both residents and non-residents of UAE.
Who is responsible for paying any service fees for a property?
The Landlord is responsible for paying any services fees relating to a property however as a Tenant you are responsible to pay a municipality tax of 5% of the annual rent which is shown separately on your electricity bill (this is separate to the 5% VAT). You may be required to pay a contribution of the air conditioning fees if the property is not set up to meter each unit individually. In this case, the charges are normally billed via the developer/owners association and not a seperate utility provider.
Can I sub-let a rented property in Abu Dhabi?
Unless previously agreed with the Landlord in the tenancy contract or approval received in writing from the Landlord, a Tenant is not permitted to sublet the property and should comply with the rules of the UAE.
How much notice do I need to give for early termination?
Unless there is a provision in your tenancy agreement for early termination it is subject to discussion and agreement between the Landlord and the Tenant. Otherwise, the term of the contract should be honoured by both Parties.
What happens if something in the property needs replacing/repairing?
The Landlord is responsible for general wear & tear of the property and any major replacements and repairs. The Tenant is responsible for any breakages and any minor replacements and repairs. Further terms may be outlined in the tenancy contract.
