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Dubai landlords are increasingly offering tenants more flexible payment options, with many now accepting rent in four or more cheques. This shift, particularly noticeable in freehold areas, marks a return to a tenant-friendly market after a period where landlords favored upfront payments due to high demand. This change could significantly benefit renters, who often prefer multiple cheques and may also receive discounts for paying the full annual rent upfront.
Recent data from Allsopp & Allsopp indicates that nearly half of landlords are now open to four or more cheque payments, signaling growing flexibility. The most active rental areas include Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Business Bay, Town Square, and JLT. While the rental market shows mixed signals with some areas experiencing declines or stability, Allsopp & Allsopp reported a substantial increase in apartment rental value and transactions in August, demonstrating continued strong demand.
This trend suggests a potential shift in the Dubai rental market, moving away from the landlord-dominated environment of the past few years. Whether this trend persists beyond the summer months remains to be seen, but the increased flexibility in payment options is a positive development for tenants.

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