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Remraam

Quiet Living, Genuine Value.

A Snapshot of Remraam

Remraam is one of Dubailand’s quietest, most consistently affordable success stories: a gated, low-rise apartment community developed by Dubai Properties, a subsidiary of Dubai Holding, and named after the remraam plant that grows abundantly across the UAE’s natural landscape. That naming choice is a fair reflection of the community’s character, genuinely green, genuinely understated, and built for residents who want space to breathe without leaving Dubai’s freehold market.

Announced in 2007, Remraam is organised into two distinct clusters, Al Thamam and Al Ramth, spread across 56 low-rise, Moorish-style residential buildings set amidst parks, walking paths, and shaded open spaces. Al Thamam, the larger of the two with more than 35 completed buildings, was handed over in 2013 and today carries a lively, established neighbourhood feel. Al Ramth, the newer cluster of around 20 buildings, continues to complete in phases and offers a quieter, more residential counterpart just a short walk from Al Thamam’s amenities.

Sitting at the intersection of Emirates Road (E611) and Hessa Street (D61) in the heart of Dubailand, Remraam borders Mudon, Damac Hills, and DAMAC Lagoons, and sits within easy reach of Motor City, Dubai Sports City, and Arabian Ranches. The community trades central Dubai’s density for a genuinely peaceful, family-oriented pace, while remaining well connected to the emirate’s major highways.

For buyers, Remraam’s appeal is straightforward: some of the most accessible freehold apartment pricing in Dubai, gross rental yields regularly exceeding 8%, and a settled, family-friendly community built around parks and green space rather than towers and traffic. It is not a community chasing prestige. It is one of Dubai’s clearest examples of comfortable, well-priced, low-rise living done consistently well.

Location and Connectivity

Remraam sits in Dubailand, just off Emirates Road (E611) at its intersection with Hessa Street (D61), between Jebel Ali Free Zone and Al Maktoum International Airport. This position trades metro access and central Dubai proximity for fast, direct highway connectivity to the emirate’s southern growth corridor and, via Sheikh Zayed Road, the rest of the city.

  • Commute times:
    • Mudon: 5–8 minutes
    • Damac Hills: 8–10 minutes
    • Motor City & Dubai Autodrome: 10 minutes
    • Dubai Sports City: 10 minutes
    • Arabian Ranches: 10–15 minutes
    • Jebel Ali Free Zone: 20–25 minutes
    • Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC): 20–25 minutes
    • Dubai Marina & Mall of the Emirates: 20 minutes
    • Expo City Dubai: 20 minutes
    • Downtown Dubai & Dubai Mall: 30 minutes
    • Dubai International Airport (DXB): 30–35 minutes
  • Transport links:
    Emirates Road (E611) — the primary arterial bordering the community; fast access to Jebel Ali, Dubai South, and onward to Sheikh Zayed Road and central Dubai.
    Hessa Street (D61) — intersects Emirates Road at the community’s edge, connecting Remraam toward Motor City and the wider Dubailand district; a new direct road link to Motor City is currently under construction.
    Dubai Metro — no metro station serves Remraam directly; residents typically rely on private vehicles or taxis for most journeys.
    RTA Bus Routes — the RTA F30 bus connects Mall of the Emirates to neighbouring Dubai Sports City, from where the J04 bus continues on to Remraam.
    Taxis and Ride-Hailing — Careem, Uber, and local taxis are all readily available and commonly used by residents for both local and cross-city trips.
    Internal Walkability — Remraam’s internal roads and walking paths are calm and low-traffic, making the community itself genuinely pleasant to walk or cycle around.
  • Everyday access:

    Remraam’s everyday amenity base is modest but genuinely functional, anchored by its own community centre, with broader retail and leisure destinations a short drive away in neighbouring Motor City, Dubai Sports City, and Arabian Ranches.

Everyday Living

Shopping and Essentials

Remraam Community Centre — a 15,000-square-foot retail hub within the community, home to a Geant Supermarket, a salon, a pharmacy, several F&B outlets, and ample parking.
Nearby Retail — further everyday retail and dining options are available a short drive away in neighbouring Motor City and Dubai Sports City.
Mall of the Emirates — one of Dubai's most established shopping and entertainment destinations, approximately 20 minutes away.

Healthcare

Aster Clinic — provides essential day-to-day healthcare services, including paediatrics, general medicine, and dentistry, within the community itself.
NMC Royal Hospital — a well-regarded private hospital offering specialist and emergency services, approximately 13–15 minutes away.
Medcare Medical Centre — a further private healthcare option in neighbouring Green Community, Motor City, approximately 15 minutes away.

Green Space

Parks and Walking Paths — Remraam's residential buildings are set amidst landscaped parks and walking paths, giving the community a genuinely green, low-density feel.
Children's Play Areas — shaded outdoor spaces throughout the community give children safe, comfortable areas to play close to home.
Gyms and Swimming Pools — residents across both Al Thamam and Al Ramth have access to community gyms and swimming pools.

Remraam’s defining character is calm. Where much of Dubai’s newer, denser development leans into height and spectacle, Remraam is built low-rise and green, with Moorish-style architecture, shaded terraces, and parkland woven directly into the residential layout. It is a community explicitly designed for quiet, comfortable, everyday living rather than for standing out on a skyline.

Al Thamam and Al Ramth each carry a slightly different character within the same masterplan. Al Thamam, larger and fully established since 2013, has a lively, settled neighbourhood feel, with easy access to shops, restaurants, and the community’s retail centre. Al Ramth, still completing in phases, offers a quieter, more residential counterpart, popular with residents who want Remraam’s amenities within easy reach but prefer a more understated setting.

The community’s resident profile skews toward first-time buyers, young families, and value-focused investors drawn by Remraam’s genuinely competitive pricing relative to comparable Dubailand communities. Its position between Mudon, Damac Hills, and DAMAC Lagoons places it within a wider corridor increasingly popular with families seeking villa-adjacent, low-density living without a villa-level price tag.

Remraam’s distance from central Dubai, and its lack of a metro connection, are genuine trade-offs that its residents consistently describe as worthwhile in exchange for the calm, green, unhurried pace of daily life the community offers. For those who value quiet over central-city buzz, Remraam continues to deliver on its original promise.

Lifestyle Highlights:

  • Low-Rise, Green Living — 56 low-rise, Moorish-style buildings set amidst parks and shaded open spaces give Remraam a genuinely green, unhurried residential character
  • Remraam Community Centre — the community’s on-site retail hub, home to Geant Supermarket, F&B outlets, and a pharmacy
  • Golf and Motorsport, Minutes Away — Trump International Golf Club and Dubai Autodrome both sit close to the community in neighbouring Motor City and Dubai Sports City
  • Well-Connected to Dubailand’s Family Communities — Mudon, Damac Hills, and DAMAC Lagoons all border Remraam, extending the community’s lifestyle and retail catchment
  • Freehold Ownership — all homes in Remraam are freehold, open to buyers of all nationalities
  • Proximity to Dubai South — Al Maktoum International Airport and Dubai South are both within a 20 to 25-minute drive, extending the community’s connectivity to Dubai’s southern growth corridor
  • Genuinely Family-Friendly — Remraam’s calm streets, parks, and shaded terraces make it a consistently popular choice for families with young children
  • Mudon

The established family-oriented villa and townhouse community directly opposite Remraam, offering a strong schooling catchment and its own retail centre within a short drive.

  • Damac Hills

The golf-course community bordering Remraam, home to Trump International Golf Club and a wide range of villas, townhouses, and apartments.

  • DAMAC Lagoons

The Mediterranean-themed villa and townhouse community neighbouring Remraam, offering a distinctive lagoon-based lifestyle within the same Dubailand corridor.

  • Motor City

The motorsport-themed community approximately 10 minutes away, home to Dubai Autodrome and the Green Community, and a useful source of additional retail and healthcare for Remraam residents.

  • Dubai Sports City

The sports-themed community approximately 10 minutes away, connected to Remraam via the RTA’s J04 bus route and offering further retail, dining, and sporting facilities.

  • Arabian Ranches

The established, family-oriented villa community approximately 10 to 15 minutes away, offering a comparison point for buyers weighing Remraam’s apartment stock against villa-style living in the same broader area.

Landmarks and Culture:

  • Expo City Dubai — a global icon of sustainable urban development and the site of Expo 2020, approximately 20 minutes away
  • Dubai Parks and Resorts — Dubai’s major theme park destination, within a reasonable drive of the community
  • Dubai Design District (d3) — Dubai’s creative and fashion-focused free zone, accessible within a moderate drive from Remraam

Nature and Outdoor:

  • Remraam Parks and Walking Paths — landscaped parks and shaded open spaces are woven throughout the community itself
  • Trump International Golf Club — championship golf course and clubhouse in neighbouring Motor City, a short drive away

Sport and Entertainment:

  • Dubai Autodrome — a leading motorsport venue hosting races and track days, approximately 10 minutes away
  • Dubai Sports City Venues — stadiums and sporting facilities across the neighbouring sports-themed community, approximately 10 minutes away
  • Remraam Community Gyms and Pools — community gyms and swimming pools are available to residents across both Al Thamam and Al Ramth

Shopping and Dining:

  • Remraam Community Centre — Geant Supermarket, a pharmacy, a salon, and several F&B outlets within the community itself.
  • Mall of the Emirates — one of Dubai’s most established shopping and entertainment destinations, approximately 20 minutes away.
  • Nearby Community Retail — further retail and dining options within a short drive in neighbouring Motor City and Dubai Sports City

Remraam is consistently described as a family-friendly community, and while its own on-site schooling options are limited, a genuine catchment of schools and nurseries exists within a short drive across neighbouring Mudon, Motor City, and Dubai Sports City.

Schools and Nurseries:

  • Community Nurseries — nurseries and preschool options within the community serve Remraam’s youngest residents directly.
  • Nearby Schooling Catchment — a range of British, American, and international curriculum schools are located within a 10 to 15-minute drive across Mudon, Motor City, and Dubai Sports City.

Family Amenities:

  • Playgrounds — shaded outdoor spaces and dedicated play areas are distributed throughout the community.
  • Pools and Gyms — community swimming pools and gyms are accessible to families across both Al Thamam and Al Ramth.
  • Safe, Walkable Streets — Remraam’s calm, low-traffic internal roads and parks make it a genuinely comfortable environment for children to play outdoors.

Higher Education:

  • Nearby University Campuses — Dubai’s major higher-education hubs, including Dubai Knowledge Park and Academic City, are within a 25 to 30-minute drive of Remraam.

What You’ll Find:

Remraam’s property market is defined by consistent, genuine affordability within Dubai’s freehold apartment segment. Studio apartments start from approximately AED 350,000, with larger configurations priced up to around AED 1,000,000 depending on size and location within the community. Rental pricing follows the same accessible pattern, with studios typically renting from AED 25,000 annually and larger units reaching AED 55,000 to AED 70,000 per year.

The product mix spans studios through to three-bedroom apartments across the community’s 56 low-rise buildings, with reported gross rental yields exceeding 8%, comfortably above the average for Dubai’s broader apartment market. That combination of low entry pricing and strong yield performance has made Remraam a consistent favourite among first-time buyers and income-focused investors alike.

Market Insight:

Remraam’s investment case rests on a straightforward, durable combination: genuinely low entry pricing paired with rental yields that consistently outperform Dubai’s broader apartment market average. As Al Ramth continues to complete and the surrounding Dubailand corridor, anchored by Mudon, Damac Hills, and DAMAC Lagoons, continues to grow, Remraam’s position within an increasingly established family-focused pocket of the city is likely to continue supporting both occupancy and long-term value. For buyers prioritising accessible entry pricing and dependable rental income over central-city prestige, Remraam remains one of Dubai’s most consistent freehold performers.

Master Developer: Dubai Properties (a subsidiary of Dubai Holding)

Announced: 2007

Total Buildings: 56 low-rise buildings across two clusters

Sub-Communities: Al Thamam (completed 2013) and Al Ramth (under construction)

Architectural Style: Moorish-style low-rise buildings set amidst parks and green spaces

Gross Rental Yields: Typically above 8%

Studio Starting Price: Approximately AED 350,000

Downtown Dubai / Dubai Mall: Approximately 30 minutes

Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC): Approximately 20–25 minutes

  • The Yield-to-Price Ratio Remains Highly Competitive: Remraam’s combination of sub-AED 400,000 studio entry pricing and gross yields consistently above 8% is difficult to match elsewhere in Dubai’s freehold apartment market, particularly within a genuinely green, low-density setting.
  • The Wider Corridor’s Continued Growth Supports Long-Term Value: as Al Ramth’s remaining buildings complete and the surrounding Mudon, Damac Hills, and DAMAC Lagoons corridor continues to mature, Remraam’s supporting infrastructure and amenity base are likely to keep improving over the coming years.
  • Tenant Demand Is Anchored by Affordability and Family Appeal: Remraam’s tenant base, drawn largely by its accessible pricing and family-friendly environment, provides a genuinely stable demand floor that is less exposed to swings in Dubai’s luxury or short-term rental cycles.
  • Strong, Consistent Yields: Remraam consistently delivers gross rental yields above 8%, among the strongest in Dubai’s freehold apartment market, driven by low entry prices relative to steady, dependable rental demand.
  • A Genuine Entry Point for First-Time Buyers: with studio apartments starting from around AED 350,000, Remraam remains one of the most accessible entry points into Dubai’s freehold apartment market for first-time buyers.
  • Know the Difference Between Al Thamam and Al Ramth: Al Thamam offers a more established, amenity-rich setting with immediate access to the community centre, while Al Ramth provides a quieter, still-completing alternative; buyers should be clear on which cluster best matches their priorities.
  • Plan for a Car-Dependent Commute: Remraam has no metro connection, and residents rely primarily on private vehicles for most journeys beyond the immediate community. Buyers and tenants without a car should factor in the RTA’s bus connections via Dubai Sports City.
  • On-Site Retail Is Convenient but Modest: Remraam’s retail and dining options remain modest relative to larger Dubailand communities; residents frequently supplement the community’s own centre with trips to Motor City, Dubai Sports City, or Mall of the Emirates for broader shopping.
  • The Wider Corridor Is Still Growing: as Al Ramth continues to complete and neighbouring communities such as Mudon and DAMAC Lagoons expand, Remraam’s surrounding infrastructure is likely to keep improving, a positive signal for long-term value.

Why Remraam with Vetra

Remraam asks buyers to value calm and consistency over central-city prestige: a genuinely green, low-rise community with some of the most accessible freehold pricing in Dubai, paired with rental yields that consistently outperform the city’s broader apartment market. It rewards buyers who understand that quiet, dependable performance, in both lifestyle and returns, is worth more over time than a flashier address with a fraction of the yield.

The case is straightforward. Studio apartments starting from around AED 350,000, among the most accessible entry points in Dubai’s freehold market. Gross rental yields consistently above 8%. A genuinely green, family-friendly setting built around parks and low-rise, Moorish-style architecture. And a location within an increasingly established Dubailand corridor, bordered by Mudon, Damac Hills, and DAMAC Lagoons, all continuing to grow.

At Vetra, we track Remraam building by building and cluster by cluster. We know which units in Al Thamam and Al Ramth deliver the strongest yields, which configurations attract the most reliable tenants, and where the value gaps within the community represent genuine buying opportunities in the current market. Whether you are a first-time buyer entering Dubai’s freehold market at an accessible price point, a family seeking a genuinely quiet, green community, or an investor focused on dependable rental income, Vetra brings the expertise and honest guidance to help you make the right decision in Remraam.

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