Listed 1 month ago
6,800 monthly
Summer Exclusive Deal |01-Bedroom Cozy |Dubai Mall
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Area: 247 ft²
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Burj Al Nujoom, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
Listed 2 months ago
6,500 monthlySpacious 1BR | Close to Dubai Mall | Sleeps 3
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Area: 810 ft²
Apartment
Burj Al Nujoom, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
SUPERAGENTMuhammad Waseem Khan
Listed more than 6 months ago
12,488 monthlyFlexible Cancellation Terms | Near Dubai Mall
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Area: 859 ft²
Apartment
Burj Al Nujoom, Downtown Dubai, Dubai
SUPERAGENTReza Farinas
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The average rent here is AED 89.7K/year.
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Price range6.5K - 12.4K Properties listed3 Avg. price89.7K5.3% Avg. price/sqft8.9790.1% Rental yield7.7% Sales value2.9M23.7% Sales volume3319.5%
Real Resident Voices
- Michael H.
I am unsatisfied with the building management. Stratum needs to change everything in their management in order to change the buildings they are handling. A lot of sharing apartments. A lot of noise coming from common areas, security guards poorly speak English. Swimming pool is not the best one- best at night, not the best during the day. Gym equipment constantly under repair- which is a good thing (they are fixing it). Service elevator still have ceiling damaged.
- Regina
In the 8 months of living in this nightmare building: my AC broke 6 times, my apartment flooded, water heater wasn't working, water in the shower would come out orange, and I had cockroaches. The building is old and poor quality. The smell of my neighbors cooking was almost constant. The only entrance to the building was through the parking where you would have to walk by the garbage room that always smelled horrible.
- Fred
Good building with walding distance to Burj Khalifa. Shopping is at Dubai Mall is a 5 minutes walk.
- Dmitry
We rented an apartment on the 12th floor in room 1211 from FortuneInn and they ruined our holiday. I'll tell you about the pros of the apartment: 20 minutes from the Dubai Fountains and the Dubai Mall; very close to a Carrefour shop. Cons: constant noise and horns from cars, even at night; cockroaches! there were a lot of cockroaches in the apartment and even pets control took them out only for a week; then they came again from some apartments; sun in the pool from 10 to 14, then he hides under the roof railing; all the conversations in the entrance are clearly audible, at night someone may scream. My advice - do not rent an apartment from this agency, they lied to us all, if only we rented an apartment.
- ejazz
living in this tower last 4 years amazing location 5mints walking distance to onwards Dubai mall and Souq ul Bahar. nice place
- Anonymous
A lot of improvements have been done since management changed, the location is the best there are very limited studios in Dubai Downtown area and Burj al nujoom fit the purpose, services, transportation such as metro, and Dubai mall is just about 3 mins walking nearby. I loved the area
The average rent here is AED 89.7K/year.
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Price range4.9K - 119.9K Properties listed211 Avg. price94.3K0.2% Avg. price/sqft179.980.3% Rental yield5.5% Sales value435.1M14.3% Sales volume3,56214.4%
Real Resident Voices
- Abhi S.
Downtown Dubai is very glitz and glam, it leans fully into that polished, high-end lifestyle and doesn’t really try to be anything else. You’re surrounded by some of the city’s most premium spots, from upscale restaurants to clubs, and being right next to Burj Khalifa honestly never gets old, it always has that awe factor no matter how many times you see it. With The Dubai Mall just there as well, everything feels very elevated and very convenient at the same time. There’s no shortage of lifestyle options either. Gyms, Pilates studios, yoga spaces, all very much on the fancier side, so if you’re into that kind of routine, it’s all right there and done well. That said, it definitely comes at a price. It’s an expensive area to live in, and that extends beyond just rent, even everyday things like groceries feel noticeably higher. It’s not somewhere you move to for value, it’s more about the experience and the lifestyle. Overall, if premium living is what you’re into, Downtown Dubai absolutely delivers. It’s a bit over the top, but that’s kind of the point.
- Samson P.
Downtown is good for easy access to different roads, burj views and traffic during peak hours, its easy access to metro and mall
- Gomathy D.
Downtown Dubai is the famous central hub with most of the important attractions surrounded, with best tourist spots. Metro and bus facility is easy to most of the places. Has high end restaurants and recreational activities. Best place to enjoy Dubai city luxurious lifestyle and amenities. It is a busy area so except more traffic.
- Rishab B.
Downtown Dubai is the city’s pulsating heart, offering an upscale, cosmopolitan lifestyle in the center of it all. The area is home to iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa, The Dubai Mall, and the mesmerizing Dubai Fountain, making it one of the most sought-after locations in Dubai. A standout addition to the area is the Grand Opera District, which brings world-class cultural and performing arts experiences to residents, adding a unique blend of sophistication and leisure to daily life. The community features premium apartments with spectacular Burj Khalifa views, waterfront promenades, and a vibrant social scene, making it ideal for those who value luxury and city-center living. Downtown Dubai is well-connected by metro and major roads, ensuring easy access across the city. While living here comes at a premium, the area offers unmatched lifestyle appeal, picturesque surroundings, and proximity to Dubai’s best shopping, dining, and entertainment options, making it perfect for those who can afford the upscale urban experience.
- Rishab B.
Downtown Dubai is the vibrant heart of the city, offering a dynamic, urban lifestyle at the center of it all. Home to iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa and The Dubai Mall, along with the captivating Dubai Fountain, the area is highly picturesque and a major draw for both residents and visitors. It is especially appealing for those seeking premium apartments with direct Burj views and a lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere. The community is well-connected to the rest of Dubai, with strong road and metro access, making commuting relatively convenient. However, this centrality and popularity come with trade-offs—higher rental and purchase costs, heavy tourist footfall, and traffic congestion, particularly during peak hours and weekends. Overall, Downtown Dubai offers an unmatched lifestyle for those prioritizing location, views, and access to world-class attractions, but may be less suited for those seeking quieter, more spacious living environments.
- Ridhika A.
It offers a premium urban lifestyle with easy-access to the Burj Khailfa, Dubai Mall and a variety of restaurants & cafes. The area is vibrant and perfect for both families and professionals. The only downside is it gets busy with tourists, especially during weekends.