1-bed · 830 sqftZenith Tower A2, Dubai Sports City · 5th floor · completed 2015

501, Zenith Tower A2

Sold prices and rental history: no registered sale, and rented since 2018. Every registered sale and contract is below; today's estimate is free after a one-time verification.

Unit 501 · DLD and Ejari recordsUpdated 1 April 2019
Current rentAED 50K /yr1 April 2019
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1 Apr 2019RentedNew contract
AED 50,000/yr12 months · AED 60 per sqft
28 Jan 2018RentedNew contract
AED 57,000/yr12 months · AED 69 per sqft

Source: YallaValue analysis of Dubai Land Department records. Updated 1 April 2019.

Key facts

Type
1-bed apartment
Size
830 sqft
Floor
5th of 14
Parking
G-78
Developer
Zenith Smart Real Estate Development
Completed
2015
Service charge
AED 12,500 /yr
Last sold
No registered sale

About 501, Zenith Tower A2

501 is a one-bedroom apartment of 830 sqft on the 5th floor of Zenith Tower A2, a 14-storey tower in Dubai Sports City completed in 2015 by Zenith Smart Real Estate Development. No sale of the unit is registered with the Dubai Land Department.

It has been rented since 2018 on 2 Ejari contracts. The current contract, signed on 1 April 2019, is AED 50,000 a year, before the service charge of about AED 12,500 a year.

Sales and rents for 501 over time

Sales
Unit 501, each saleTypical one-bed in Zenith Tower A2
500K1M1.5M20092013201720212025Typical sale price by year: 2009 AED 1,472,131; 2016 AED 650,000; 2018 AED 730,000; 2020 AED 407,500; 2021 AED 525,000; 2022 AED 512,500; 2023 AED 605,000; 2024 AED 540,000

No registered sale of 501; the dashed line is the one-bed median of each year in the building.

Rents
Unit 501, each contractTypical one-bed in Zenith Tower A2
60K2017202020232026Typical rent by year: 2017 AED 65,000; 2018 AED 62,500; 2019 AED 59,000; 2020 AED 53,000; 2021 AED 46,500; 2022 AED 50,000; 2023 AED 50,000; 2024 AED 70,000; 2025 AED 63,000New contract, January 2018: AED 57,000 a yearNew contract, April 2019: AED 50,000 a year

Annual rent on each registered contract; the dashed line is the one-bed median of each year in the building.

1-beds in Zenith Tower A2, and where 501 sits

All 66 1-beds →
Recent 1-bed salesUnit no.Price (AED)Summary
1 Jul 2025850,000
11 Mar 2025800,000
4 Sep 2024540,000
4 Sep 2024540,000
0 1-bed sales in the last 12 months

Zenith Tower A2

Building

122 apartments, studios to 3-bed over 14 floors in Dubai Sports City, completed in 2015 by Zenith Smart Real Estate Development. No sale in the last 12 months.

Typical price per sqft
Few sales
Typical sale
Few sales
Typical rent
AED 55K /yr
Typical yield
Zenith Tower A2, Dubai Sports City: prices, sales and rents →

Other units on the 5th floor

All 122 units in Zenith Tower A2
Value
5021-bedNo registered sale
503StudioAED 529K · Sep 2016
5063-bedNo registered sale
507StudioNo registered sale
5081-bedNo registered sale
5091-bedNo registered sale
5101-bedAED 493K · Apr 2016

501, Zenith Tower A2 in numbers

  • No sale of the unit is registered with the Dubai Land Department.
  • Rented since January 2018 on 2 Ejari contracts, from AED 57,000 to AED 50,000 a year.

Source: YallaValue analysis of Dubai Land Department records. Updated 1 April 2019.

Questions about 501, Zenith Tower A2

What is the rent for unit 501?

AED 50,000 a year on the contract signed on 1 April 2019. The previous contract, from January 2018, was AED 57,000.

How big is unit 501?

830 sqft (77.1 sqm): a one-bedroom apartment on the 5th floor of a 14-storey tower completed in 2015.

What is unit 501 worth today?

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