Dubai Rental Index Formula:
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The Dubai Rental Index Calculator helps tenants and landlords determine the permissible rent increase based on Dubai's official rental index. It calculates the new rent amount according to the percentage increase allowed by the Dubai Land Department.
The calculator uses the Dubai Rental Index formula:
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Explanation: The equation calculates the new maximum rent that can be charged based on the current rent and the approved rental index increase percentage.
Details: The Dubai rental index prevents excessive rent increases and provides transparency in the rental market. It helps maintain fair pricing and protects both tenants and landlords.
Tips: Enter your current annual rent in AED and the applicable rental index rate percentage. The calculator will show the new maximum rent amount allowed.
Q1: Where can I find the official Dubai rental index rate?
A: The Dubai Land Department publishes the rental index annually on their official website and at their service centers.
Q2: How often can landlords increase rent in Dubai?
A: Landlords can typically increase rent only after the completion of the current lease term (usually annually), and only if the current rent is below market rates as per the rental index.
Q3: What if my rent is already above the rental index?
A: If your current rent is already higher than the market rate according to the rental index, the landlord cannot increase it further.
Q4: Are there exceptions to the rental increase cap?
A: Some properties (like newly constructed buildings) may be exempt for the first few years. Always check with RERA for specific cases.
Q5: What should I do if my landlord exceeds the allowed increase?
A: You can file a complaint with the Rental Dispute Center (RDC) at the Dubai Land Department.