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What tenants actually pay: the tenancies registered with Ejari, not asking rents. Understand the numbers before you rent.

87 tenancies naming Lila were registered in the last twelve months, below.

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First on record
2014 — already a completed home — the record opens after handover
Sales on record
388 — registered at the Dubai Land Department, the latest October 2026
Off-plan share
0% — 0 bought off-plan from the developer, 388 resales of a completed home

Every recorded sale in Lila — prices, sizes and the year it was handed over →

Living in Arabian Ranches 2 — the area guide →

What a home in Lila returns on its rent — the yield calculator →

Recorded rent per sq ft
AED 66
a year · 87 contracts here, 12 months
Mean AED 64 a year
Gross yield
—
Needs five recorded sales of one layout
Recorded sale price
AED 1,407
per sq ft · 388 sales on record
Handed over
—
Not derivable from the register

Recorded rents

What Lila rents for, by layout

Tenancies registered with Ejari that name Lila, last twelve months. Annual rents, medians.

LayoutTypical sizeMedian rentMean rentPer sq ft / yearContracts
3 B/R4,359 sqft270,000263,3505819
4 B/R4,650 sqft307,500297,1316738
5 B/R4,650 sqft330,000333,0437030

Layouts with fewer than five contracts in the year are left out. 297 contracts name this building on the register since 2023.

For comparison

Recorded rents in Arabian Ranches 2

How Lila sits against its community. The full Arabian Ranches 2 rental report →

LayoutMedian rentMean rentNew leaseRenewalPer sq ft / yearContracts
Studio44,00044,30844,00042,000104218
1 B/R66,18466,20069,00063,000104603
2 B/R104,000106,693110,00096,43868705
3 B/R160,000171,655170,000155,050691,005
4 B/R257,730261,444292,500220,00061541
5 B/R345,849394,351352,500335,0006892
6 B/R500,000543,473550,000460,0006315

Every tenancy, as registered

Recent contracts in Lila

The latest tenancies registered with Ejari naming this building, newest first.

StartLayoutSizeAnnual rentType
15 Oct 20264 B/R4,650254,677Renewal
15 Oct 20264 B/R4,650310,000New lease
14 Oct 20265 B/R4,650330,000New lease
11 Oct 20263 B/R4,359231,000Renewal
11 Oct 20264 B/R4,650320,000Renewal
6 Oct 20264 B/R5,793275,000New lease
1 Oct 20264 B/R4,359305,000New lease
20 Sept 20264 B/R4,650218,295Renewal
18 Sept 20265 B/R4,650335,000Renewal
18 Sept 20265 B/R4,650325,000New lease
15 Sept 20265 B/R4,650260,000Renewal
9 Sept 20265 B/R4,689346,698New lease

How often it lets

Contracts per year

New tenancies and renewals naming Lila, stacked.New leaseRenewal

36
94
96
71
2023202420252026

71 contracts in 2026 so far. The 2026 bar is part-year.

Where these numbers come from. Every rent on this page is a tenancy contract registered with Ejari, the Dubai Land Department’s rental register, read directly from the Dubai Data Exchange. It is what tenants actually agreed to pay — not asking rents, not our own estimates. Homes only: offices, shops, labour accommodation and whole-building leases are excluded, as are contracts covering several properties at one price and the register’s own typing errors. The municipality’s housing fee on the DEWA bill is 5% of the same registered rent. The register records the area a home sits in and, on about a quarter of contracts, the project — never the building on its own — so a community’s figures are its DLD area’s, and a building’s are its own only where the register names it. Medians are used rather than averages so one unusual contract cannot move the number. Data through 21 Oct 2026.

Nearby

What else to look at in Arabian Ranches 2

The buildings this one sits between on recorded price per square foot, and the newest to start trading. Every one has its own page of registered prices.

BuildingRecorded salesFirst tradedMedian per sq ft
Reem Community21320171,060
Camelia 23232019979
Camelia 14682018966
Palma2092014859
Casa5282013770
Rasha2282014715
Yasmin1562014715
Rosanewest2472014707

Medians over each building’s whole recorded history at the Dubai Land Department, so a tower that has not traded lately is still here — this is what to look at next, not what the market is doing this month. Buildings with fewer than five recorded sales are left out. “First traded” is the year the register first saw a sale in the building, which for a new tower is close to its handover.

Moving into Lila? Ejari, the DEWA move-in and your Makani number, explained.

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Sam McCone

Sam McCone

McCone Properties