4-Bedroom Villa in Al Twar: how much can your rent go up?
Under Dubai's Decree No. 43 of 2013, your allowed increase depends on how far your rent sits below the market figure for your exact unit type. Here are the 2026 numbers for a 4-bedroom villa in Al Twar.
- Market rent (2026)
- AED 145,500
- per year
- Change vs last year
- Coming 2027
- first year of Ejari-contract data
- No increase allowed if
- ≥ AED 130,950
- you already pay this or more
Your maximum increase, by current rent
Find the row your current annual rent falls into. The right column is the most your landlord can legally add at renewal, provided they gave you 90 days' written notice.
| If your current rent is | Position vs market | Max increase |
|---|---|---|
| AED 130,950 or more | Up to 10% below market | None (0%) |
| AED 116,400 to 130,950 | 11% to 20% below market | Up to 5% |
| AED 101,850 to 116,400 | 21% to 30% below market | Up to 10% |
| AED 87,300 to 101,850 | 31% to 40% below market | Up to 15% |
| Below AED 87,300 | More than 40% below market | Up to 20% |
Bands are calculated from the 2026 market figure of AED 145,500. Your building's own index rating can shift the exact figure, so confirm with the calculator below or the official DLD Smart Rental Index.
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4-Bedroom Villa rents across Dubai
Al Twar sits at AED 145,500, cheaper than 16 of the 20 areas we track for this unit type.
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Source: DLD Ejari (H1 2026), median of registered Ejari tenancy contracts. RentShield provides general information about UAE tenancy laws and is not a substitute for professional legal advice.