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Remraam: Buying Guide, Prices & Listings
An affordable, gated freehold apartment community by Dubai Properties in Dubailand, spread across 56 low-rise buildings in two clusters.
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An affordable, gated freehold apartment community by Dubai Properties in Dubailand, spread across 56 low-rise buildings in two clusters.
Remraam is a gated, affordable freehold apartment community developed by Dubai Properties in Dubailand, sitting at the junction of Emirates Road (E611) and Hessa Street (D61). The community is divided into two clusters — Al Thamam, delivered earlier and now fully mature, and Al Ramth, which continued expanding with newer apartment phases — spread across 56 low-rise buildings set among landscaped gardens, play zones and green walkways.
Remraam suits buyers and tenants prioritising affordability and low-rise, green-space-led living over a central location — this is one of Dubai’s lower-priced freehold apartment communities, with studios starting well under AED 500,000. It is a road-connected Dubailand address, with Emirates Road and Hessa Street as its main access routes, and retail distributed through the community’s own low-rise buildings.
Stock is studios and one- to three-bedroom apartments across 56 low-rise buildings, split between the Al Thamam and Al Ramth clusters. The community’s primary offering skews toward two-bedroom and larger apartments rather than studios, per general market coverage.
Remraam is freehold, allowing foreign investors and expatriates full ownership rights alongside UAE nationals. Like several other newer, master-developer-led communities, its freehold designation was added after the original schedule to Regulation No. 3 of 2006. As with any Dubai freehold purchase, confirm a specific unit’s registration status via DLD or the Dubai REST app before signing.
The property-investor Golden Visa requires a Dubai Land Department valuation of at least AED 2,000,000. Remraam’s own pricing — studios to 3-beds running roughly AED 410,000 to AED 977,000, with Bayut’s own average asking price around AED 1,020,070 and a ceiling of AED 2,250,000 — means Remraam is priced as an entry point and a yield play rather than a Golden Visa route; your Fidu agent will confirm a specific unit’s DLD valuation and can show you Golden Visa-qualifying stock elsewhere in Dubai.
Al Thamam, delivered first, is fully mature and occupied. Al Ramth continued expanding with newer apartment phases after Al Thamam’s completion, so there is newer stock alongside the mature cluster — your Fidu agent will confirm the delivery status of a specific building.
Published market coverage puts Remraam’s studio-to-3-bed apartment range at roughly AED 410,000 to AED 977,000. Bayut’s own listings data, over the trailing six months, puts the average asking price for a flat at around AED 1,020,070, within a budget range of AED 450,000 to AED 2,250,000, with asking prices up around 5% over that period. These are asking-price figures from live listings; your Fidu agent will pair them with DLD-confirmed transaction data for any unit you shortlist.
Bayut’s own listings data puts the average asking rent for a flat in Remraam at AED 62,379 a year, within a range of AED 40,000 to AED 155,000; one-bed apartments in Al Thamam specifically average around AED 39,000, two-beds average AED 94,588, and three-beds average AED 134,462. Asking rents were up around 1% over the trailing six months per Bayut’s figures. Demand is driven by budget-conscious tenants and families wanting low-rise, green-space-led apartment living, with proximity to the Expo 2020 site cited as a specific draw for investors.
Published market coverage cites a yield of 8.7% to 9% for Remraam apartments. Bayut’s own per-bedroom sale prices (studio AED 463,762, one-bed AED 793,696, two-bed AED 1,094,588) against its per-bedroom rents (two-bed AED 94,588) put the two-bed yield at roughly 8.6% — squarely inside that band, and a good illustration of how much the unit size drives the return here. Blending every size together across Bayut’s overall averages (AED 62,379 rent against AED 1,020,070 price) gives roughly 6.1% community-wide. Both are worth having: the per-bedroom figure for underwriting a specific unit, the blend for an area-wide view — and your Fidu agent will run the numbers on the exact unit you are considering.
Service charges are published per property on Mollak, RERA’s official service-charge platform, and vary by building and amenities — your Fidu agent will confirm the exact figure for any unit you are considering.
Emirates Road (E611) and Hessa Street (D61) run alongside Remraam and are the community’s main access routes, connecting it directly to the rest of Dubai. Covered and open parking is standard across the community’s low-rise buildings.
Wonder Years Nursery operates inside Remraam itself.
Remraam carries a Remraam-branded gym, swimming pools, retail outlets and playgrounds alongside its nurseries, distributed across the community’s low-rise buildings and landscaped grounds.
Retail spaces are distributed throughout Remraam’s low-rise buildings and landscaped grounds rather than concentrated in a single mall or strip. For a larger dining or retail outing, residents head into the wider Dubailand area.
Remraam’s identity rests on its landscaped, low-rise, green-space-led design rather than a single anchor attraction. Proximity to the Expo 2020 site is cited as a locational draw rather than an in-community landmark.
Landscaped gardens, play zones and green walkways run throughout Remraam’s grounds, alongside community pools distributed across the low-rise buildings — outdoor space here is genuinely central to the community’s design, similar in spirit to other Dubai Properties-developed communities in this guide series.
Remraam is best suited to buyers who want one of the lowest entry prices in Dubai freehold, a genuinely green low-rise setting, and a strong yield — with Emirates Road and Hessa Street as the community’s main access routes to the rest of the city. Yields run from roughly 6.1% blended across every unit size up to around 8.6–9% on the better-performing bedroom bands, so the specific unit matters: your Fidu agent will run the numbers on the exact apartment and confirm the delivery status of any building in the newer Al Ramth cluster.
International City is the closest match on price point and buyer profile — both are affordable, freehold, low-rise apartment communities with strong appeal to value-focused buyers and investors, International City with a long-established retail base of its own. Motor City offers a similarly affordable, low-rise apartment alternative with its own distinct motorsport-themed identity. Choose Remraam for the keenest entry price and a genuinely green, landscaped setting; choose International City or Motor City for a different established freehold character at a somewhat higher price.
Emirates Road (E611) and Hessa Street (D61) are Remraam’s main access routes. General coverage cites proximity to the Expo 2020 site specifically as a locational advantage for the community.
The case rests on affordability and yield: this is one of the lower-priced freehold apartment communities in Fidu’s coverage, with published yield coverage citing a strong 8.7–9% band, with Fidu’s own blended calculation across every unit size at roughly 6.1% — the spread reflects unit mix, so the specific apartment drives the return. Your Fidu agent will get you current, DLD-verified pricing and confirm the specific cluster and building.
Pricing and rent figures come from Bayut’s own listings data for the area. Two yield figures are given — an externally cited 8.7–9% on the stronger bedroom bands and Fidu’s own 6.1% blended across every unit size — because both are useful: one for underwriting a specific apartment, the other for an area-wide view. Every source is named and dated below.
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