Al Wasl registered rents and rental yield checks

Al Wasl rental prices vary by project. The current published DLD rental observations record 1,057 apartment observations across 19 source projects in Al Wasl. In that set, Canal Front Residences CF1 & CF2 has a median annual rent of AED 200,000 across 63 observations. The sample combines apartment sizes and bedrooms. It is recorded rental evidence, not today’s asking rent or a promised rental yield.

Source window through 2 Nov 2026. Editorial review date and source coverage are separate.

What annual rents were recorded by project?

Use the exact recorded project label. The wider Al Wasl source district can contain apartments with different sizes and specifications, so a project median is a starting point for a comparable-rent check.

Source area Al Wasl; 1,057 recorded apartment observations across 19 source projects, from 1 Jan 2026 to 2 Nov 2026. Up to 8 projects in source-label order, not the highest-yielding projects.
Source projectMedian annual rentAnnual AED / sq ftObservations
Canal Front Residences CF1 & CF2AED 200,000AED 14963
Canal Front Residences-CF3&CF4AED 177,996AED 14021Small sample; descriptive only
Canal Front Residences-CF5&CF6AED 225,000AED 14252
Canal Front Residences-CF7 & CF8 & CF9AED 205,000AED 139100
CastletonAED 151,250AED 16338
CeladonAED 160,000AED 14380
Central Park at City Walk -Building 1AED 200,000AED 16462
ErinAED 150,000AED 15952

Mixed sizes and bedrooms. Exact source project labels are not a verified match to a marketing building. Medians use the same post-filter observations. The listed projects are a subset of the 19 published projects in this source area. No current asking rents, short-stay revenue or predicted rent growth are included.

What did apartments in this source area sell for?

Recorded sales in the same source area give the purchase side of a yield check. Divide a supported annual rent by a comparable purchase price for a gross-yield scenario, then add the acquisition and recurring costs; the two tables are not matched sale-and-rent pairs.

DLD source label: AL WASL. Ready residential apartments from 1 Jan 2026 to 2 Nov 2026. Prices rounded for display.
ApartmentMedian AED / sq ftRegistered salesLatest sale
1 bedroomAED 2,80819Small sample; descriptive only23 Oct 2026
2 bedroomAED 2,94513Small sample; descriptive only16 Oct 2026
3 bedroomAED 3,1281Small sample; descriptive only21 Aug 2026
4 bedroomAED 3,2901Small sample; descriptive only30 Sept 2026

How should I use this in a rental yield check?

Start with the actual apartment: purchase price, internal area, bedroom count, condition and occupancy. Obtain comparable signed rents for that same building and layout. The project figures help you judge whether a proposed rent needs more evidence; they do not supply an automatic rent for the unit.

Keep gross rent separate from money left after costs. Enter the supported rent, service charges, vacancy allowance, maintenance, management and financing in the calculator. Change uncertain inputs to see how the result moves.

For a tenanted purchase, review the actual contract, payment schedule and obligations. A historical source observation cannot confirm today’s tenancy terms, available asking price or whether an advertised home is vacant.

Questions before you buy

What are recorded rents in Al Wasl?

Al Wasl rental prices vary by project. The current published DLD rental observations record 1,057 apartment observations across 19 source projects in Al Wasl. In that set, Canal Front Residences CF1 & CF2 has a median annual rent of AED 200,000 across 63 observations. The sample combines apartment sizes and bedrooms. It is recorded rental evidence, not today’s asking rent or a promised rental yield.

Can I calculate rental yield from these medians?

Not reliably. A project rent median combines different apartment sizes and bedrooms. Divide a supported annual rent for the actual apartment by its purchase price for a gross-yield scenario; include acquisition costs and recurring expenses for the investment decision. These project medians are not matched sale-and-rent pairs.

Are these unique rental contracts?

No. Counts describe deduplicated source observations after the existing publication checks. The source does not provide an official unique-contract identity for these aggregates. A count of one remains visible and describes only that observation.

Source, scope and methodology

Source: DLD open rental data. Counts are deduplicated source observations, not unique contracts. The existing publication applies its outlier policy and groups exact source area and project labels. Mixed apartment sizes and all source room values remain in scope. A small sample is descriptive evidence only. Project figures have no financial authority and are not used to manufacture a yield.

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