2 bedroom Apartments for rent in Al Jaddaf

Al Jaddaf runs along the western bank of Dubai Creek, between Oud Metha and the Business Bay Extension. The name means "The Rower," a reference to the area's dhow-building past. 

Today it's a mostly apartment community shaped by developers like Binghatti, Azizi, Ellington, Dubai Properties, and Kasco, with mid-rise and high-rise towers threading through Dubai Healthcare City 2 and the creekfront.

Two-bedroom stock here is almost entirely apartments in towers such as Binghatti Avenue, Binghatti Creek, Dubai Wharf, Farhad Azizi Residence, Azizi Aliyah, Art Bay, and Kempinski Residences The Creek. 

The layout of a Jaddaf 2 bedroom for rent runs from around 900 sq ft in newer Binghatti buildings up to 1,900 sq ft or more in branded residences, most with balconies, built-in wardrobes, and access to pools, gyms, and covered parking. 

Monthly rents across Al Jaddaf sit roughly between AED 3,999 and AED 61,999, with two-bedroom units typically landing in the upper half of that range depending on the building, floor, and whether it's furnished.

The tenant mix leans toward young professionals, couples, and small families who want a central address without paying Business Bay or Downtown rates. Healthcare City on the doorstep also attracts medical staff.

Connectivity is a clear strength. Al Jadaf and Creek metro stations sit on the Green Line, both within about a fifteen-minute walk from most towers, and Sheikh Zayed Road (E11) is close for drivers. The trade-off is that some blocks are still developing, so a few streets feel less walkable than the finished waterfront pockets near Dubai Wharf.

A Jaddaf 2 bedroom for rent sits in a busy middle band of Dubai's leasing market, with monthly asking rents typically running between AED 8,000 and AED 12,000 for standard stock and reaching well above that in branded towers. Community-wide, the two-bed average annual rent lands near AED 112,600, which works out to roughly AED 9,400 a month.

Most units come from newer Binghatti and Azizi towers such as Binghatti Avenue, Binghatti Creek, Farhad Azizi Residence, and Azizi Aliyah, plus Dubai Wharf on the waterfront. 

Pricing tracks three things: age of the building, view (creek-facing units carry a clear premium), and whether the unit is furnished. Hotel-serviced options like Kempinski Residences The Creek sit at the top end.

If your budget's tight, older towers near Al Jadaf Metro give you the most room for the money. Two-bedroom units at Al Waleed Garden and Al Waleed Garden 2 typically start around AED 7,500 a month, with generous layouts and covered parking. 

Riah Towers and Manazel Al Khor sit in a similar bracket, usually from AED 8,000 monthly. These buildings aren't the newest on the block, but they're walkable to the metro and closer to Bur Dubai's grocers and clinics.

At the top end, Kempinski Residences The Creek runs furnished, hotel-serviced two-bedrooms with creek views, typically from AED 30,000 up toward AED 62,000 a month for the largest layouts. Dubai Wharf's four waterfront towers offer two-bedrooms with canal views from around AED 14,000 monthly, and Art Bay East and West by Ellington sit in a similar range with high-spec finishes. Expect pools, gyms, concierge, and covered parking as standard across this tier.

The middle of the market is where most tenants land, and it's dominated by Binghatti and Azizi. Binghatti Avenue and Binghatti Creek offer modern two-bedrooms from roughly AED 10,000 to AED 13,000 a month, with skyline views and podium amenities. Farhad Azizi Residence and Azizi Aliyah Residences run in the same bracket, usually AED 9,500 to AED 12,000 monthly. That's close to the community average of AED 10,678, and both sit within a five-minute drive of Al Jadaf Metro.

Al Jaddaf works well whether you drive or ride the metro. Two Green Line stations sit at the edges of the community, bus stops cluster around the main residential blocks, and the road network puts most of central Dubai within a short drive.