Building · Jumeirah Park

Properties for rent in Royal Park

Nothing for rent in Royal Park with McCone right now. What Jumeirah Park rents for, and what this building yields, below.

Every recorded sale in Royal Park — prices, sizes and the year it was handed over

Jumeirah Park rent per sq ft
AED 75
a year · 9,078 contracts in Jumeirah Park
Gross yield
5.5%
4 B/R · its own rents over its own sale prices
Recorded sale price
AED 2,031
per sq ft · 64 sales on record
Handed over
2020
Derived from the register

The area, not the building

Recorded rents in Jumeirah Park

The register does not name Royal Park on enough contracts to quote it alone, so these are the community's figures — every tenancy registered in the last twelve months, read from the DLD area Al Thanyah Fifth, which also covers Jumeirah Islands and Jumeirah Lake Towers. The full Jumeirah Park rental report →

LayoutMedian rentNew leaseRenewalPer sq ft / yearContracts
Studio59,00060,00057,0001291,616
1 B/R82,00085,00080,0001013,848
2 B/R120,000125,000120,000922,151
3 B/R240,000250,000225,00059907
4 B/R360,000365,000350,00056431
5 B/R500,000550,000450,00055115

A community figure, not this building’s. A tower priced below its neighbours usually lets below them too; a tower priced above them, above. Use these as the range the building sits in.

Rent against price

Gross yield in Royal Park

This building's own recorded rent per square foot a year over its own recorded resale price per square foot, layout by layout.

LayoutRent / sq ft / yearRent fromSale / sq ftGross yield
4 B/R112This building · 92,0315.5%

Gross: before service charges, agency fees and any months empty between tenants. The sale side is completed homes sold here in the last three years, five or more of a layout.

Where these numbers come from. Every rent on this page is a tenancy contract registered with Ejari, the Dubai Land Department’s rental register, read directly from the Dubai Data Exchange. It is what tenants actually agreed to pay — not asking rents, not our own estimates. Homes only: offices, shops, labour accommodation and whole-building leases are excluded, as are contracts covering several properties at one price and the register’s own typing errors. The register records the area a home sits in and, on about a quarter of contracts, the project — never the building on its own — so a community’s figures are its DLD area’s, and a building’s are its own only where the register names it. Medians are used rather than averages so one unusual contract cannot move the number. Data through 4 Sept 2026.

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