In 2025, rental prices in the UAE’s emirate of Fujairah have risen by 5‑10% over the previous year, according to a real‑estate expert. The increase is driven by growing demand and a higher population.
Data from the “Beit” platform show that in Umm Al Quwain the average yearly rent for a studio in the Salma area is about AED 22,000, while in Am Al Thob it averages AED 18,000 and in Marina Umm Al Quwain about AED 19,000. For one‑bedroom apartments, Salma averages AED 27,000, Am Al Thob AED 25,000 and Marina AED 31,000, with Rimal around AED 28,000.
In Fujairah, studio rents range between AED 16,000 and AED 19,000 per year, one‑bedroom apartments between AED 20,000 and AED 27,000, and two‑bedroom units between AED 28,000 and AED 48,000. These figures reflect the diversity of housing options.
“The price increase in Fujairah is due to demand and population growth,” says real‑estate expert Ahmed Al‑Dulaimi. He added that variations in price are linked to building condition and full‑service offerings.
Al‑Dulaimi also highlighted that Fujairah’s ongoing infrastructure development boosts market attractiveness for investors and strengthens confidence in the property sector.
