Apartment
100,000 AED/year
Karama Gold Building, Al Karama, Dubai
2
3
1,410 sqft
Karama Gold Building
Location
Nearest points of interest
Restaurants
Manvaar
56 m
Star Body Trading
61 m
Pind Da Dhaba
77 m
Arsalan Restaurant and Caterer Dubai
81 m
Saleem's of Delhi
85 m
Groceries
Dawson Sports Equipment Trading L.L.C
19 m
Milton Trans Middle East General Trading
63 m
Property Souq
65 m
Nehas Fresh Mart LLC
76 m
Haseena Vegetables & Fruits Trading
77 m
Schools
The Apple International Community School
859 m
Lycee Francais International
1.2 km
The Indian High School
1.4 km
Lycee Francais International Georges Pompidou Primary Oud Metha
1.4 km
Dubai Gem Private School
1.4 km
Hospitals
Dr. Sirajuddin Medical Centre
54 m
Dr.Sirajudeen
62 m
Right Health, medical centre
220 m
Dr. Iqbal Alternative Medical Center
303 m
Vasan Eye & Multispeciality Day Surgical Center
418 m
Religious
Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Mosque
961 m
SULTAN MOHAMMAD AL GHAZAL MASJID
1.1 km
Easa Saleh Al Gurg Mosque, Karama
1.1 km
Latifa Hospital Mosque
1.1 km
Farooq Masjid
1.2 km
Price trends
2 bedrooms apartments rented in Karama Gold Building and Al Karama
Average prices
Average price of properties rented in Karama Gold Building in the last 12 months
| Type | Avg. Price (AED/ year) |
|---|---|
| 2 Bedrooms | 91,000 |
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What Residents say about Karama Gold Building
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Abhi S.Karama is chaotic and crowded, but that’s part of its personality. The buildings are older, but because there’s so much demand and people are used to living here, rent can actually be expensive. The streets are packed with restaurants, cafés, salons and supermarkets, and most of it is really affordable. There’s a lot of culture in this “old Dubai” side, with Zabeel Park and Mankhool just walking distance away. Despite the crowds and noise, in my opinion, it’s still very family-friendly. It feels lively, authentic and like a real neighbourhood rather than a polished, touristy district.