2-bed · 1,502 sqftAl Ramth 37, Remraam · 2nd floor · completed 2011

202, Al Ramth 37

Sold prices and rental history: sold twice, last in November 2023, and rented continuously since 2014. Every registered sale and contract is below; today's estimate is free after a one-time verification.

Unit 202 · DLD and Ejari recordsUpdated 13 January 2024
Last soldAED 900K24 November 2023
Current rentAED 85K /yr13 January 2024
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Property timeline for 202, Al Ramth 37

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Last sold for AED 900,000 in 2023

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13 Jan 2024RentedNew contract
AED 85,000/yr12 months · AED 56 per sqft
24 Nov 2023SoldReady
AED 900,000AED 599 per sqft
13 Jan 2022RentedNew contract
AED 62,000/yr12 months · AED 41 per sqft
15 Dec 2020RentedNew contract
AED 55,000/yr13 months · AED 36 per sqft
9 Nov 2019RentedNew contract
AED 68,000/yr12 months · AED 45 per sqft
20 Apr 2018RentedNew contract
AED 73,000/yr12 months · AED 48 per sqft
21 Mar 2017RentedRenewal
AED 85,000/yr12 months · AED 56 per sqft
22 Mar 2016RentedRenewal
AED 85,254/yr12 months · AED 57 per sqft

Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 13 January 2024.

Key facts

Type
2-bed apartment
Size
1,502 sqft
Floor
2nd of 7
Parking
G-105
Developer
Remraam
Completed
2011
Service charge
AED 23,000 /yr
Last sold
AED 900K · November 2023
Building
Al Ramth 37

About 202, Al Ramth 37

202 is a two-bedroom apartment of 1,502 sqft on the 2nd floor of Al Ramth 37, a 7-storey tower in Remraam completed in 2011 by Remraam. It last sold on 24 November 2023 for AED 900,000, or AED 599 per sqft.

It has been rented continuously since 2014 on 8 Ejari contracts. The current contract, signed on 13 January 2024, is AED 85,000 a year: a gross yield of 9.4% on the 2023 price, before the service charge of about AED 23,000 a year.

Sales and rents for 202 over time

Sales
Unit 202, each saleTypical two-bed in Al Ramth 37
500K1M2009201420192024Typical sale price by year: 2009 AED 743,450; 2013 AED 934,819; 2014 AED 994,000; 2015 AED 492,000; 2022 AED 635,000; 2025 AED 905,000Sold by developer, March 2014: AED 1,269,002 (AED 844 per sqft)Sold, November 2023: AED 900,000 (AED 599 per sqft)

202 has sold twice; the dashed line is the two-bed median of each year in the building.

Rents
Unit 202, each contractTypical two-bed in Al Ramth 37
60K80K20142017202020232026Typical rent by year: 2014 AED 77,500; 2015 AED 76,000; 2016 AED 75,000; 2017 AED 76,108; 2018 AED 71,500; 2019 AED 60,000; 2020 AED 56,925; 2021 AED 50,000; 2022 AED 52,250; 2023 AED 55,000; 2024 AED 64,973; 2025 AED 66,150New contract, March 2014: AED 85,000 a yearRenewal, March 2016: AED 85,254 a yearRenewal, March 2017: AED 85,000 a yearNew contract, April 2018: AED 73,000 a yearNew contract, November 2019: AED 68,000 a yearNew contract, December 2020: AED 55,000 a yearNew contract, January 2022: AED 62,000 a yearNew contract, January 2024: AED 85,000 a year

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

2-beds in Al Ramth 37, and where 202 sits

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Over the last 12 months two-beds sold for AED 990,000, around AED 981 per sqft, and rent for AED 66,700 to 66,700 a year.

Recent 2-bed salesUnit no.Price (AED)Summary
3 Jun 20251,200,000
19 May 2025900,000
16 Jan 2025910,000
8 Jan 2025890,000
1 2-bed sale in the last 12 months

Al Ramth 37

Building

62 apartments, studios to 3-bed over 7 floors in Remraam, completed in 2011 by Remraam. 1 sold in the last 12 months.

Typical price per sqft
AED 981
Typical sale
AED 990K
Typical rent
AED 47K /yr
Typical yield
6.9%
Al Ramth 37, Remraam: prices, sales and rents →

Other units on the 2nd floor

All 62 units in Al Ramth 37
Value
2011-bedAED 575K · Jul 2017
2032-bedAED 1.11M · Apr 2014
2042-bedAED 862K · Jun 2014
2052-bedAED 835K · Nov 2017
2062-bedAED 925K · Aug 2018
2081-bedAED 560K · Feb 2025
209StudioAED 245K · Jun 2022

202, Al Ramth 37 in numbers

  • Sold twice: first on 10 March 2014 for AED 1,269,002, last on 24 November 2023 for AED 900,000 (AED 599 per sqft).
  • Rented since March 2014 on 8 Ejari contracts. The rent fell from AED 85,000 to AED 55,000 in 2020 and recovered to AED 85,000 by January 2024.
  • At AED 85,000 a year the gross yield on the 2023 price is 9.4%, before a service charge of about AED 23,000 a year (AED 15.34 per sqft).
  • Two-beds in Al Ramth 37 sold for AED 990,000–990,000 in the 12 months to November 2026; the building's median across all types is AED 981 per sqft.

Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 13 January 2024.

Questions about 202, Al Ramth 37

What did unit 202 last sell for?

AED 900,000 on 24 November 2023: AED 599 per sqft for 1,502 sqft. The unit has 2 registered sales; the first was AED 1,269,002 in March 2014.

What is the rent for unit 202?

AED 85,000 a year on the contract signed on 13 January 2024. The previous contract, from January 2022, was AED 62,000; the unit has been rented since March 2014.

How big is unit 202?

1,502 sqft (139.5 sqm): a two-bedroom apartment on the 2nd floor of a 7-storey tower completed in 2011.

What is unit 202 worth today?

The YallaValue estimate is updated daily and free after a one-time verification by WhatsApp, email or Google. Two-beds in Al Ramth 37 sold for AED 990,000 to 990,000 in the last 12 months, around AED 981 per sqft.

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Starts from the last sale price (AED 900K, 24 November 2023). Switch to today's estimate once you have unlocked it.
Price
AED 900,000
Deposit, UAE resident (20%)
AED 180,000
Deposit, non-resident (40%)
AED 360,000
Monthly over 25 years at 3.7%
AED 3,682

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