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Rent Transactions For Commercial Buildings in Al Ras

Every commercial building tenancy contract in Al Ras registered with Ejari, with real annual rents, unit sizes and contract dates.

Updated daily. Latest contract registered 01 Mar 2026.

Latest Commercial Building rentals in Al Ras

5 rentals•Official DLD records, outliers excluded.

Dubai Land DepartmentDubai Land Department
01 Mar 2026Renewal
Al Ras

AED/yr 218,295

Commercial Building•237 sqft•12 months
01 Mar 2025New
Al Ras

AED/yr 198,450

Commercial Building•237 sqft•12 months
01 Jan 2017Renewal
Al Ras

AED/yr 200,000

Commercial Building•237 sqft•12 months
01 Mar 2016New
Al Ras

AED/yr 200,000

Commercial Building•237 sqft•10 months
01 Jan 2016New
Al Ras

AED/yr 60,000

Commercial Building•753 sqft•12 months
Start dateLocationAnnual rent (AED)DurationProperty typeBedsSize (sqft)
1 Mar2026Al Ras218,29512 monthsRenewalCommercial Building—237
1 Mar2025Al Ras198,45012 monthsNewCommercial Building—237
1 Jan2017Al Ras200,00012 monthsRenewalCommercial Building—237
1 Mar2016Al Ras200,00010 monthsNewCommercial Building—237
1 Jan2016Al Ras60,00012 monthsNewCommercial Building—753

The data displayed is based on information gathered from DLD, following a thorough cleanup to exclude any outliers and exceptions. As a result, the displayed values may differ from those available on the DLD website.

Registered DLD rental contracts in Al Ras by number of bedrooms.

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Registered DLD rental contracts in Al Ras by property type.

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Rental volume
5
Median rent
AED 200K
Avg rent / sqft
AED 845
Avg annual rent
AED 175.3K

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Number of rentals

New vs renewed

Contract type breakdown

Price range distribution

Rentals by annual-rent bracket (AED)

New vs renewed premium

Avg rent/m² comparison

New
AED 838
3 leases•avg/m²
Renewed
AED 883
2 leases•avg/m²
Renewed premium
+5.4%
vs New rent/m²

Al Ras rental FAQs

Answered from the registered DLD records on this page.

The median registered rent for commercial buildings in Al Ras is AED 200,000 per year, across 5 contracts registered with the Dubai Land Department. The average is AED 175,349, which sits above the median because a small number of high-value contracts pull it up.