1-bed · 1,129 sqftAl Ramth 43, Remraam · 1st floor · completed 2011

108, Al Ramth 43

Sold prices and rental history: sold 3 times, last in March 2014, and rented continuously since 2019. Every registered sale and contract is below; today's estimate is free after a one-time verification.

Unit 108 · DLD and Ejari recordsUpdated 28 October 2024
Last soldAED 712K30 March 2014
Current rentAED 60K /yr28 October 2024
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Property timeline for 108, Al Ramth 43

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Last sold for AED 712,000 in 2014

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28 Oct 2024RentedNew contract
AED 60,000/yr12 months · AED 53 per sqft
8 Oct 2023RentedNew contract
AED 52,000/yr12 months · AED 46 per sqft
15 Jul 2022RentedNew contract
AED 38,000/yr12 months · AED 34 per sqft
1 Jul 2019RentedNew contract
AED 48,000/yr12 months · AED 42 per sqft
30 Mar 2014SoldReady
AED 712,000AED 630 per sqft
4 Aug 2013SoldReady
AED 712,120AED 630 per sqft
7 Apr 2009Sold by developerOff-plan
AED 1,038,532AED 919 per sqft

Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 28 October 2024.

Key facts

Type
1-bed apartment
Size
1,129 sqft
Floor
1st of 7
Parking
G-24
Developer
Remraam
Completed
2011
Service charge
AED 17,300 /yr
Last sold
AED 712K · March 2014
Building
Al Ramth 43

About 108, Al Ramth 43

108 is a one-bedroom apartment of 1,129 sqft on the 1st floor of Al Ramth 43, a 7-storey tower in Remraam completed in 2011 by Remraam. It last sold on 30 March 2014 for AED 712,000, or AED 630 per sqft, 16% below the AED 750 one-beds in the building were fetching at the time.

It has been rented continuously since 2019 on 4 Ejari contracts. The current contract, signed on 28 October 2024, is AED 60,000 a year: a gross yield of 8.4% on the 2014 price, before the service charge of about AED 17,300 a year.

Sales and rents for 108 over time

Sales
Unit 108, each saleTypical one-bed in Al Ramth 43
500K750K1M2009201420192024Typical sale price by year: 2009 AED 1,004,556; 2013 AED 708,335; 2014 AED 663,952; 2015 AED 715,050; 2016 AED 640,000; 2023 AED 500,000; 2024 AED 580,000; 2025 AED 640,000Sold by developer, April 2009: AED 1,038,532 (AED 919 per sqft)Sold, August 2013: AED 712,120 (AED 630 per sqft)Sold, March 2014: AED 712,000 (AED 630 per sqft)

108 has sold 3 times; the dashed line is the one-bed median of each year in the building.

Rents
Unit 108, each contractTypical one-bed in Al Ramth 43
40K60K20142017202020232026Typical rent by year: 2014 AED 55,000; 2015 AED 57,500; 2016 AED 58,000; 2017 AED 55,000; 2018 AED 50,500; 2019 AED 42,500; 2020 AED 35,250; 2021 AED 30,000; 2022 AED 34,000; 2023 AED 44,000; 2024 AED 50,000; 2025 AED 56,000New contract, July 2019: AED 48,000 a yearNew contract, July 2022: AED 38,000 a yearNew contract, October 2023: AED 52,000 a yearNew contract, October 2024: AED 60,000 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 Al Ramth 43, and where 108 sits

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108 last sold in March 2014 at AED 630 per sqft, 16% below what one-beds in Al Ramth 43 were fetching at the time (AED 750). Over the last 12 months one-beds sold for AED 640,000, around AED 956 per sqft, and rent for AED 47,000 to 60,000 a year. 108's AED 60,000 is at the top of that range.

Recent 1-bed salesUnit no.Price (AED)Summary
15 Dec 2025640,000
24 Jul 2025750,000
19 Jun 2025595,000
25 Oct 2024560,000
1 1-bed sale in the last 12 months

Al Ramth 43

Building

59 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 956
Typical sale
AED 640K
Typical rent
AED 59K /yr
Typical yield
8.7%
Al Ramth 43, Remraam: prices, sales and rents →

Other units on the 1st floor

All 59 units in Al Ramth 43
Value
1011-bedAED 625K · Feb 2024
1033-bedAED 1.27M · Dec 2014
1042-bedAED 950K · Oct 2024
1052-bedAED 500K · Oct 2020
1063-bedAED 1.2M · May 2024

108, Al Ramth 43 in numbers

  • Sold 3 times: first on 7 April 2009 for AED 1,038,532, last on 30 March 2014 for AED 712,000 (AED 630 per sqft).
  • Rented since July 2019 on 4 Ejari contracts. The rent fell from AED 48,000 to AED 38,000 in 2022 and recovered to AED 60,000 by October 2024.
  • At AED 60,000 a year the gross yield on the 2014 price is 8.4%, before a service charge of about AED 17,300 a year (AED 15.34 per sqft).
  • One-beds in Al Ramth 43 sold for AED 640,000–640,000 in the 12 months to November 2026; the building's median across all types is AED 956 per sqft.

Source: Dubai Land Department. Updated 28 October 2024.

Questions about 108, Al Ramth 43

What did unit 108 last sell for?

AED 712,000 on 30 March 2014: AED 630 per sqft for 1,129 sqft. The unit has 3 registered sales; the first was AED 1,038,532 in April 2009.

What is the rent for unit 108?

AED 60,000 a year on the contract signed on 28 October 2024. The previous contract, from October 2023, was AED 52,000; the unit has been rented since July 2019.

How big is unit 108?

1,129 sqft (104.9 sqm): a one-bedroom apartment on the 1st floor of a 7-storey tower completed in 2011.

What is unit 108 worth today?

The YallaValue estimate is updated daily and free after a one-time verification by WhatsApp, email or Google. One-beds in Al Ramth 43 sold for AED 640,000 to 640,000 in the last 12 months, around AED 956 per sqft.

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Price
AED 712,000
Deposit, UAE resident (20%)
AED 142,400
Deposit, non-resident (40%)
AED 284,800
Monthly over 25 years at 3.7%
AED 2,913

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