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Yield, by bedroom count.
Registered DLD transactions, read by size. Smaller units carry the highest gross yield; larger homes trade income for space and long-term capital appreciation.
| Unit type | Gross yield | Median rent p.a. | Median price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 7.1% | AED 60,000 | AED 845,000 |
| 1-bed | 6.4% | AED 85,000 | AED 1,320,000 |
| 2-bed | 5.9% | AED 135,000 | AED 2,300,000 |
| 3-bed+ | 5.2% | AED 172,000 | AED 3,300,000 |
Source: Dubai Land Department registered transactions.
Prices are read directly from registered transactions, size for size.
The Greens, on the map.
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Low-rise living, wrapped in green.
The Greens is one of the earliest of Emaar's low-rise communities, a set of four and five-storey buildings arranged around lakes, lawns and swimming pools between Sheikh Zayed Road and the Emirates Golf Club. The blocks carry Arabic names, Al Alka, Al Dhafra, Al Nakheel and the rest, and they wrap landscaped courtyards rather than tower over them. Mature planting, shaded walkways and water give the place a settled, garden feel that newer districts take years to earn.
The location does the quiet work. Dubai Internet City and Media City sit next door, the metro station is at the northern edge, and Sheikh Zayed Road puts the Marina, Downtown and the airport within easy reach. That walk-to-work access, paired with a village centre of cafes, a supermarket and a gym, keeps tenant demand steady through the year.
One of Emaar's first low-rise communities, part of Emirates Living beside The Views and the golf course.
Dubai Internet City station on the Red Line sits at the northern boundary, with Sheikh Zayed Road alongside.
Low-rise blocks wrap landscaped courtyards, shaded walkways and swimming pools, giving the community its garden character.
Dubai Internet City and Media City adjoin the community, a short walk from home for many residents.
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