Al Ramth 41
A 2 bed in Al Ramth 41 costs a median AED 942,500 and rents long-let for AED 82,000/yr (8.77% gross) — +0.5 pts vs Remraam's 8.30% and +1.8 pts vs Dubai's 6.98% — from 4 sales and 525 rental contracts registered in the last 24 months through 26 Aug 2026.
- Registered data
- Sales · 2 bed
- 2 in 12 months
- Rental contracts · 2 bed
- 247 in 12 months
- Buy
- 942,500AED
- AED 868/sqft
- Long-let
- 82,000AED
- AED 72/sqft · 8.77%
Priced off the last 5 sales — most recent June 2026.
- Yield spread
- +0.5 pts
- vs the Remraam median for this unit type
- Turnover upside
- +21.3%
- new tenants pay more than sitting ones — 962 renewals
- AED/yr/sqft
- AED 72
- Sales
- 4
- Rental contracts
- 525
- Renewal rent
- AED 67,622/yr
- 12 months
- +0.0%
- 3 years
- +26.1%+8.1%/yr
Based on 4 sales and 525 rental contracts in the last 24 months. Rental data covers the whole Remraam project, not this tower alone. Thin sample — treat these figures as indicative.
Al Ramth 41 is an apartment building in Remraam, Dubai, one of the towers in the Remraam development. The nearest landmark Motor City. Land Department records for it run from 2015 to 2026, 100 registered sales in all — the 4 in the last 24 months are what every median above is computed from.
Rent history
Median annual rent per sqft registered in Al Ramth 41, by year.
Chart data: Jan 2015, 74 AED/yr/sqft; latest, Aug 2026, 76 AED/yr/sqft; peak, Jan 2026, 82 AED/yr/sqft.
Rents by bedroom type
Deltas compare each yield with the Remraam median for the same unit type. How these yields are computed
How these yields are computed
- Studio: Priced off the last 5 sales — most recent March 2025.
- 1 bed: Priced off the last 5 sales — most recent October 2024.
Recent transactions
As filed with the Land Department — data to 2026-08-26.
Sales
1 resales in the last 3 months.
Rental contracts
The rent figures on this page are pooled from this building’s project, so no individual contract can be attributed to this tower.
Nearby
- Landmark
- Motor City
Compare with nearby buildings
The most-traded buildings in Remraam, on the same figures over the same window.
- Highest rental yields in Remraam · Al Ramth 41 places 36th of 60
- Al Thamam 51 · 8.00%
- S4-26a5 · 5.15%
- Al Thamam 4 · 6.97%
- Al Thamam 55 · 7.50%
- Al Thamam 61 · 7.69%
- Al Thamam 16 · 8.00%
- Al Ramth 47 · 9.76%
- Al Ramth 43 · 8.00%
Common questions
- What is the rental yield in Al Ramth 41?
- Al Ramth 41 returns 8.77% gross — median annual rent from new Ejari contracts over the median resale price, before service charge, agency fees or vacant months. Measured across 525 rental contracts registered in the last 24 months.
- How much does a 2 bedroom in Al Ramth 41 cost?
- The median registered sale price is AED 942,500 (868 AED/sqft), from 4 Dubai Land Department sales in the last 24 months. This is a price paid, not an asking price.
- Have prices in Al Ramth 41 risen or fallen?
- Median price per square foot moved +16.2% over the last 12 months against the 12 before it, on 4 registered sales. On a sample this size, read the direction rather than the exact figure.
- How does Al Ramth 41 compare with Remraam?
- Its 8.77% gross yield sits +0.5 pts against the Remraam median of 8.30%, computed at the same bedroom grain over the same 24-month window.
- Do new tenants in Al Ramth 41 pay more than sitting ones?
- A new tenant pays +21.3% against a renewing one, across 962 renewal contracts in the last 24 months. Renewals are capped by RERA and sit below market, so a wide gap means rent that is below market until the unit changes hands.
Al Ramth 41 rental record
- Record type
- Building-level property market record
- Data date
- Evidence base
- 525 registered rental contracts in the trailing 24 months for the default unit type
- Sources
- Dubai Land Department sale transactions and Ejari rental contracts
- Canonical record
- /rent/apartments/dubai/remraam/al-ramth-41
Cite as: Dubai Wealth Index. “Al Ramth 41 rents and yield.” Remraam, Dubai. Data to 2026-08-26. https://dubaiwealthindex.com/rent/apartments/dubai/remraam/al-ramth-41.
Stable dataJSON
Where this data stops
Service charges are not in DLD's open data, so the yield above is gross. Net return needs this building's charge per sqft.