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Dubai is experiencing a surge in approved co-sharing rental options due to crackdowns on unauthorized subletting and partitioned properties. This shift is creating new opportunities for renters, with co-sharing options emerging in various locations across the city. Monthly rental costs vary significantly, ranging from approximately Dh800 to Dh2,250, depending on the area. Popular areas for co-sharing include Business Bay, Dubai Marina, Downtown, Jumeirah Lake Towers, and Al Barsha.
The rise in co-sharing is transforming how people live in Dubai, with all tenants listed on the rental agreement after receiving approvals from the Dubai Land Department. This trend has also spurred the growth of property apps specializing in shared accommodations. Apps like Roomy Finder allow tenants to choose roommates based on preferences such as language and nationality, while also enabling landlords to list properties for co-sharing.
However, the new co-sharing options are proving expensive for some, particularly those accustomed to lower rates in unauthorized sublets. Some residents are seeking more affordable alternatives in neighboring emirates like Sharjah. While the visibility of subletting is decreasing, affordability pressures may keep some unauthorized units in the market.

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