الحاسبة الايجارية دبي
When a lease ends and the rent jump feels like a surprise attack, the الحاسبة الايجارية دبي cuts through the confusion with a crystal‑clear calculation. It’s more than a tool—it’s a shield against costly surprises and legal headaches.
Why the الحاسبة الايجارية دبي Matters
Tenants and landlords both dread the unknown in rent renewals. That’s why our calculator sticks to RERA guidelines, pulling real‑time data from the Dubai Land Department Rental Index. It tells you the exact percentage you can raise—or keep—without crossing the line.
How It Works
- Enter your data: property type, rooms, area, contract end date, and current rent.
- API fetches the latest index: 60+ variables feed into the Rental Index.
- Instant result: the maximum permissible increase, plus a side‑by‑side comparison of last year’s index.
- Download or share: PDF export and a short video walk‑through keep the info handy.
Key Calculations (Example)
| Scenario | Current Rent | Current Index | Max Increase | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 80,000 AED | 90,000 AED | 10 % | 10,000 AED increase allowed |
| 2 | 150,000 AED | 140,000 AED | 0 % | No increase |
These numbers come straight from the Dubai Land Department data, so you’re never guessing.
District Index Comparison
| District | 2025 Index (AED/m²) | 2024 Index (AED/m²) | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai Port | 650 | 620 | +4.8 % |
| Burj Al Arab | 720 | 700 | +2.9 % |
| Dubai Marina | 680 | 660 | +3.0 % |
| Opera Dubai | 710 | 690 | +2.9 % |
| Burj Khalifa | 690 | 670 | +2.9 % |
Why Trust Us
We reference official RERA pages and the latest Rental Index PDF, so the data is as reliable as the law itself. Our team has processed thousands of rent adjustments, turning complex regulations into simple numbers.
For the latest guidelines, visit the official RERA page: https://www.rera.gov.ae.
Ready to Try?
Click “Start the calculator” below, feed in your details, and watch the numbers unfold. Grab the PDF, watch the quick video, and stay ahead of the curve.
We’ve cracked the code on how the الحاسبة الايجارية دبي turns a jumble of numbers into a clear, instant verdict. Picture it as a smart assistant that reads your lease, pulls fresh data from Dubai’s official Rental Index, and tells you the exact percentage you can raise or keep—no guesswork.
How the Calculator Works – Step‑by‑Step Guide
1. Entering Your Property Details
First, we ask for the basics: property type, size in square metres, current annual rent, and lease end date. The tool validates each field, ensuring dates are future‑oriented and numbers are realistic. A quick sanity check keeps the data clean before we move on.
2. Querying the Rental Index
Once we have your inputs, the calculator sends a request to the Dubai Land Department Rental Index Service. This service returns the latest Rental Index value, which reflects market conditions for the selected property type and location. The response is a single numeric value that we use as the benchmark.
3. Applying RERA’s 0‑20 % Rule
With the index in hand, we compare it to the previous year’s figure. The algorithm then applies RERA’s 0‑20 % rule: if the index rises, the allowable increase caps at 20 %; if it falls, the rent can stay the same or even drop. The rule is a simple, yet powerful, safety net.
4. Instant Results & Download
The final screen pops up with the maximum permissible increase, the new rent figure, and a Download PDF button. The PDF is generated on the fly, ready for print or email. A short video walkthrough is also embedded for visual learners.
| Scenario | Current Rent | Index Change | Max Increase | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AED 120,000 | +5 % | 12 % | AED 134,400 |
| 2 | AED 150,000 | -3 % | 0 % | AED 150,000 |
For the most accurate data, the tool pulls from the official Dubai Land Department Rental Index Service. This ensures we stay compliant with RERA guidelines and deliver trustworthy numbers.
Ready to try it? Click the Start Calculator button, feed in your details, and watch the numbers unfold instantly. The next section will dive into real‑world examples and how tenants and agents can leverage these insights.
We’ve all felt that sting when a lease ends and the landlord throws a surprise rent jump our way. The law, however, has a clear script.
RERA Decree 43/2013 and the 2026 Update
RERA’s Decree 43/2013 laid the groundwork for rental regulation in Dubai. The 2026 revision tightened enforcement, clarified how the maximum increase is calculated, and introduced a transparent Dubai Rental Index. In practice, landlords can only raise rent at lease renewal, not during the term, and the increase must stay within the index‑driven ceiling.
When and How Much Can Rent Rise?
- Timing: Only at lease renewal.
- Calculation: Max increase = (Current rent ÷ Index) × 100 – 100, capped at 20 %. If the current rent is below the index, no increase is permitted.
- Example: Current rent AED 120,000; index 130,000. Max increase = ((120k ÷ 130k) × 100) – 100 = 7.7 % → AED 9,240.
The Dubai Land Department’s Role
The Dubai Land Department (DLD) publishes the official Rental Index and hosts the RERA portal. Their PDF guidelines (link: https://dubailand.gov.ae/en/eservices/rental-index/) detail the methodology and provide downloadable tools.
Why Compliance Matters
Non‑compliance can trigger legal disputes, fines, or lease voidance. By following the index, landlords avoid over‑charging tenants, while tenants protect themselves from unjust hikes. Think of the index as a safety net that keeps both parties on a level playing field.
Current vs. Previous Year Index (2025 vs. 2024)
| District | 2025 Index (AED/m²) | 2024 Index (AED/m²) | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubai Marina | 680 | 660 | +3.0 % |
| Downtown Dubai | 720 | 700 | +2.9 % |
| Jumeirah | 650 | 620 | +4.8 % |
| Business Bay | 610 | 600 | +1.7 % |
| Palm Jumeirah | 690 | 670 | +2.9 % |
Practical Takeaway
Use the rent increase calculator or the DLD’s online tool to confirm any proposed hike before signing a renewal. If the calculated increase exceeds the index ceiling, negotiate a lower figure or seek mediation.
Ready to crunch the numbers? The calculator is just a few clicks away, and the index data is always up‑to‑date.