Al Bahia in Al Sufouh 1 - Dubai residental property project

Cap rates, sales prices, rents and deal volumes

Rents in Al Bahia

Rooms	Size, sqm	Rent, AED/sqm/ year	Rent, AED
1	91	901	82,000

The cap rate (rental yield) of investments into Al Bahia project is 7.6% on average.

The price of an apartment in Al Bahia is 11,791 AED/sqm on average.

Rent in Al Bahia is 0 AED/sqm/year on average for long term rent of an apartment.

Rent for 1 bedroom apartment in Al Bahia is 82,000 AED or 901 AED/sqm.

Q&A on Al Bahia

What are the advantages of 'Al Bahia' project in Dubai for property buyers? What are the disadvantages?

Advantages:

1. Prime Location: Al Sufouh 1 is strategically located with easy access to major highways and public transportation, making commuting to other parts of Dubai convenient.

2. Proximity to Key Attractions: Close to beaches, upscale neighborhoods like Dubai Marina and JBR, and major malls like Mall of the Emirates.

3. High-End Educational Institutions: Nearby top-tier schools and universities, including American University in Dubai, making it ideal for families.

4. Luxurious Living: The Al Bahia project offers high-end apartments with modern amenities, catering to affluent buyers looking for luxury.

5. Investment Potential: Due to its location and premium offerings, properties in this area tend to appreciate well, presenting good investment opportunities.

Disadvantages:

1. High Cost: The premium location and luxurious amenities come with a higher price tag, which may not be affordable for all buyers.

2. Traffic Congestion: Being close to major attractions and arterial roads can lead to significant traffic, especially during peak hours.

3. Limited Availability: High demand for properties in this prime area can result in limited availability, making it challenging to secure a desired unit.

4. Noise Pollution: Proximity to major roads and tourist spots can lead to higher noise levels, which might be a concern for some residents.

5. High Maintenance Fees: Luxurious properties often come with higher maintenance fees, which can be a recurring financial commitment.