Villas & Townhouses for Rent in Al Furjan

Three-bedroom townhouses start from around AED 150,000 a year, while three-bedroom villas start from AED 170,000 and go up to AED 220,000+, and four-bedroom villas start from AED 200,000 and go up to AED 280,000+. These figures can change according to the sub-community, plot size, the number of bedrooms and any upgrades made to the property. The complete list of available villas and townhouses can be found in the live listings above.

Townhouses tend to start at a lower asking rent than four and five-bedroom villas. Three-bedroom townhouses start from around AED 150,000 a year depending on the sub-community that contains the property. The asking rent for each of the townhouses listed can be seen in the live listings above.

Villas and townhouses can be rented in a number of different ways from the individual landlords. Some will accept a single cheque for the year for rent, while others will accept cheques every two, four or six months. Should you wish to rent a villa or townhouse under one of these options, please let us know and we will look into availability within each of the sub-communities of Al Furjan.

The majority of the available townhouses and villas for rent in Al Furjan are located in the Murooj Al Furjan, Tilal Al Furjan and Al Furjan West sub-communities; however, there are also a few villas and townhouses located in the Quortaj, Dubai Style and Masakin sub-communities as well. Each of these sub-communities contains different types of plots and layouts, and their own price ranges. Our consultants can compare each of these sub-communities to determine which one will suit your budget best.

For many who rent townhouses and villas in Al Furjan, the answer is yes. Al Furjan is a settled community, consisting of low-rise buildings with private gardens to each property. Within the community there are parks, pools, schools and retail shopping areas that make it an ideal location for those with families to rent villas or townhouses in the popular area of New Dubai.

Al Furjan is accessible via two metro stations along the Route 2020 line: Al Furjan and Discovery Gardens. These metro stations allow many of the community's residents to commute to different areas of Dubai via public transit. Each of the sub-communities within Al Furjan contains properties closer to either of these metro stations; should you have a specific interest in a certain property, our consultants can provide the walking distance to either of these metro stations.

The security deposit for villas and townhouses in Al Furjan is usually around 5% of the annual rent, and a little higher for furnished homes. It is refundable at the end of the tenancy, subject to the condition of the property.

Most villas and townhouses in Al Furjan are unfurnished. However, furnished homes are also available for rent. Let us know which type of accommodation you are interested in and we will filter the property listings accordingly.

It depends on the home you rent and the sub-community within Al Furjan. Cooling is part of the arrangement within some communities, while others require renting district cooling or a chiller that can come at a significant cost during the summer months. This will be confirmed with you before you rent.

The majority of villas and townhouses in Al Furjan come with covered parking and a private garden. The size of the plot and the orientation of the garden may vary between the different sub-communities. We can confirm this for each property you are interested in.

Click on the property you are interested in and reach out to our team through the contact form or through WhatsApp. One of our consultants at Al Ranim Properties will get in touch with you to arrange a viewing of the property you enquired about.

Yes, but within the limits of Dubai's rental law, not at the landlord's discretion. First, if the landlord or their agent does not send you written notice of a rent increase at least 90 days before your contract expires, then you are entitled to renew your villa or townhouse for another year at the same rent, even if their notice arrives on the 89th day. Second, the maximum rent that can be asked of you is determined by the Dubai REST app's RERA rental increase calculator, not by the landlord. It works from how far your rent sits below the market rate for your area: if your rent is already within 10% of that rate, no increase is allowed at all, and the increase only climbs the further below market you are, up to a maximum of 20%. So if a landlord asks for, say, 10% or 15% more, check the calculator first; you only pay an increase if it shows one is due, and only up to that figure. Should your landlord still request more than the calculator allows, you can take your tenancy contract and renewal cheques to the Rental Dispute Settlement Centre (RDC) and file a case with them.