For rent: 3-bed coastal home in Dubai — AED 15,990/month

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kayaksAndLedger

Homeowner
The move-in window needs to be agreed soon. The trade-off is that I can be flexible on timing for the right longer tenancy, but the deposit, payment schedule and included costs still need to be settled.

This is a 3-bed coastal home in Dubai, about 190 m², at AED 15,990 per month. Please say whether you need it furnished, partly furnished or empty, as well as your intended move date and lease length. I can also clarify the current condition and how maintenance requests would be handled before anyone arranges a viewing.
 
Is the home furnished, partly furnished or empty? It would also help to know the lease length you prefer and whether the AED 15,990 is paid monthly. The deposit amount and a list of included charges are important before arranging anything.
 
Good point about payment timing. A monthly advertised figure does not necessarily tell applicants whether the agreement is month-to-month or how rent must be paid. The owner should spell out the payment schedule alongside the total lease term.
 
Could you also clarify the pet terms and utility billing? In particular, applicants need to know which utilities they would arrange themselves and which, if any, are included in the advertised amount.
 
I’d ask about maintenance as well. Who receives repair reports, what types of work are the tenant’s responsibility, and how are urgent problems handled? Those details can matter as much as the headline rent during a long tenancy.
 
Thanks—all fair questions. I should clarify that furnishing, pet terms, the deposit, payment schedule, included charges and utility arrangements are not confirmed by the advertisement alone; they need to be agreed as part of the final lease. Please send a proposed move date and preferred lease length so those terms can be discussed together rather than assumed.
 
I understand wanting a proposed date first, but leaving every major term open makes it difficult for tenants to decide whether the home is suitable. Even a basic outline of the preferred lease length, furnishing status and likely inclusions would reduce enquiries from people whose needs clearly do not match.
 
There’s a middle ground: interested tenants can send their move date, lease length, household needs and whether they have pets, while the owner replies with the applicable deposit, payment schedule and charges. That keeps the initial contact focused without anyone treating an unconfirmed term as settled.
 
The location needs a little more detail before transport can be assessed; “coastal” covers very different journeys in Dubai. I’d also want the parking situation, utility setup and maintenance contact explained before committing. Those practical points, plus furnishing and payment frequency, would make the AED 15,990 monthly figure much easier to evaluate.
 
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