Dubai Ejari rent contracts (DLD) as JSON API

Dubai Rent Contracts API is a pay-per-record Apify Actor by Daemon Data that returns Registered Dubai rent contracts (Ejari) from the official Dubai Land Department register: annual rent, contract value, size, rent per sqm, area, project, property type, new vs renewed, lease dates. Signed leases, not asking rents. $1 per 1,000 rows. as JSON, CSV or Excel. It costs $0.001 per rent contract row with the default options ($1.00 per 1,000); no login to the source site and no proxy or browser to set up on your side, and the same input runs from the Apify console, one REST call, Python, Node.js, n8n or an AI assistant through MCP.

Daemon Data Dubai Rent Contracts API on Apify   Listing as plain text

Part of the Dubai Property Data API product line with Dubai DLD transactions, Dubai real estate projects (DLD register): one cost table for sample, backfill and daily-feed jobs, and free sample files (CSV and JSON) from all three registers.

Checked on 8 Nov 2026

From 1 to 6 Nov 2026 Ejari registered 19,436 rent contracts (24,631 unit rows: 392 multi-unit contracts repeat their full amount on 5,587 rows). Of the 19,044 single-unit contracts, 53% were renewals and 76% residential. The median annual rent of 12,988 single-unit residential flats was AED 64,240; Marsa Dubai (Dubai Marina) AED 115,000 and Business Bay AED 90,000.

Why teams use it

• Registered rents. Every Ejari contract, not a sample of listings. New leases and renewals are both included and labelled.
• No double counting. DLD lists a contract that covers several units (a building, a labour camp) as one row per unit, and each row repeats the whole contract's rent. In the first week of November 2026, 392 such contracts produced 5,587 rows, one of them with 482 rows of AED 4,033,177.50 each. Summing those rows would add about AED 1.9 billion of rent for that one contract. Every row here carries unitsInContract, annualRentPerSqmAed is only computed when rent and size describe the same thing, and One row per contract merges them (you then pay per contract).
• Community names work. DLD uses official area names ("Marsa Dubai", "Al Barsha South Fourth"); this Actor also accepts Dubai Marina, JBR, Downtown, JVC, JVT, JLT, Dubai Hills, Sports City, Motor City, Damac Hills, Discovery Gardens, Al Furjan, International City, Silicon Oasis, Arjan, Town Square, Creek Harbour and Dubai South. A name like "Al Barsha" includes its numbered sub-areas.
• Complete paging. Rows come sorted by registration time; the rows of one contract always arrive together, so nothing is repeated or lost between pages. Checked against day-by-day pulls: 24,631 of 24,631 rows, 0 extra, 0 missing.
• Open data, no personal data. No tenant or landlord names, no contract numbers.

Output fields

The most useful top-level fields with values from a real record; the full list is registrationDate, registrationDateTime, startDate, endDate, contractDays, version, isNewContract, annualAmountAed, contractAmountAed, sizeSqm, annualRentPerSqmAed, unitsInContract, multiUnitContract, area, project, masterProject, propertyType, propertySubType, usage, freehold, rooms, parking, nearestMetro, nearestMall, nearestLandmark, unitRows, propertySubTypes, arabic, source, scrapedAt. Per-field notes and the OpenAPI definition are on the Apify API page.

Input and how to call it

Example input. Fields and pricing were checked against the public listing on 2026-11-09; this build does not run paid example searches.

{
  "daysBack": 7,
  "areas": [
    "Business Bay",
    "Dubai Marina"
  ],
  "propertySubTypes": [
    "Flat"
  ],
  "maxItems": 200
}

One HTTP call starts a run, waits for it and returns the records (token from console.apify.com):

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/data_daemon~dubai-rent-contracts/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"daysBack": 7, "areas": ["Business Bay", "Dubai Marina"], "propertySubTypes": ["Flat"], "maxItems": 200}'

Python: ApifyClient(token).actor("data_daemon/dubai-rent-contracts").call(run_input=...). Python example · Node.js example · n8n workflow. AI assistant (MCP): add the remote server https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=data_daemon/dubai-rent-contracts with header Authorization: Bearer YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code and ask for the data in plain words.

All input fields

Price

$0.001 per rent contract row ($1.00 per 1,000). List prices for Apify Free and Starter plans; Scale and Business plans pay 15% to 30% less.

Cost example: 200 rent contract rows with default options cost $0.2, including any start fee. This is an illustrative record count; set explicit row and total-charge caps for your run. Apify's free plan includes $5 of usage a month, about 5,000 rent contract rows before start fees; the Actor's own compute is included in the per-record price, and records skipped by filters, de-duplication or only-new mode are not charged.

Ready-made example pages

Saved inputs you can run with one click on Apify (Examples tab); each has its own page:

• Dubai Marina Rent Prices API - Ejari Flat Contracts, 7 Days: Every registered Ejari rent contract for a flat in Dubai Marina (DLD area Marsa Dubai) in the last 7 days, newest first: annual rent in AED, rent per sqm, size, new lease or renewal, lease start and end dates, and the pr {"daysBack": 7, "areas": ["Marsa Dubai"], "usage": "residential", "propertySubTypes": ["Flat"], "oneRowPerContract": true, "sort": "newestFirst", "maxItems": 10
• Business Bay Office Rents API - Ejari Commercial Leases: Every registered Ejari office lease in Business Bay in the last 7 days, newest first: annual rent in AED, rent per sqm, size, building/project, new lease or renewal, start and end dates. About two in three rows are Ejari {"daysBack": 7, "areas": ["Business Bay"], "usage": "commercial", "propertySubTypes": ["Office"], "oneRowPerContract": true, "sort": "newestFirst", "maxItems":

Alternatives, honestly

Published by Daemon Data (data_daemon on Apify Store). Prices, fields and example pages read from the live Apify listing on 2026-11-09; the listing is the canonical description of the Actor.