For tenants · Dubai
Rent from a landlord you can actually trust.
We manage the property — which means we answer for it. Documents checked before you sign, your deposit written down, and one number to call the whole time you live there.
Finding a flat in Dubai is easy. Knowing who to trust isn't.
Listings that outlive the property. A deposit held for months. A lease nobody registered. Maintenance calls that go to a voicemail. We work on the owner's side of those deals, so we know exactly where they go wrong — and we fix them on your side first. Everything below is settled before you hand over a cheque.
Before you sign
Six things we settle with the owner on your behalf, so nothing important is left to be remembered later.
Who really owns it
We match the title deed or Oqood certificate to the person signing your lease. The landlord you meet is the landlord on the documents.
No mystery middlemen
Everyone who shows you a flat or asks for a fee is named in writing. If that isn't us, we tell you who they are before you pay anything.
Your deposit, on paper
The amount, what it covers, and when and how it comes back to you are set out in the contract — not remembered later.
Ejari registered
Your lease goes on record with the Dubai Land Department, so your tenancy is official and your utilities can be put in your name.
Condition recorded
We photograph and date the property at move-in, together. That record is what protects your deposit when you leave.
Bills assigned, not argued
Who pays DEWA, chiller and service charges is fixed in the contract, so nobody invents a charge halfway through your year.
How it works
Tell us what you need
Rooms, area, budget, move-in date — in your own words, no form to fill.
We check the owner
Documents verified, contract prepared, your questions answered before anything is signed.
You move in
Keys, registered lease, a dated condition report, and one number that answers.
Once you're in, nothing becomes your problem to chase.
A rented flat should be quiet. If something breaks, you tell us and it gets dealt with — you shouldn't have to know which contractor the owner uses, or send the same message four times.
One contact, all year
Maintenance, renewals, a neighbour dispute — you call the same person every time.
Requests that get closed
We log the fault, chase the fix and tell you when it's done instead of hoping you forget.
No surprise renewals
We come to you well before your contract ends with the number in writing.
A clean way out
Move-out inspection recorded the same way as move-in, so the deposit conversation is about facts.
Worth keeping
Five things to ask for — whoever the landlord is
Even if the flat you're looking at isn't managed by us, get these five in writing and you've avoided most of the trouble renters run into.
- 01The owner's title deed or Oqood certificate, and the name on it matches the person signing.
- 02Written confirmation that your lease will be registered for Ejari.
- 03The deposit amount and the exact conditions for getting it back.
- 04A named person responsible for maintenance during your tenancy.
- 05A dated, signed condition report of the property before you move your things in.
Tell us what you're looking for.
Rooms, area, budget, move-in date — write it the way you'd say it to a friend and we'll take it from there.