Ajman recorded 73,472 rental contracts in the first half of the year, reflecting sustained demand for housing.
Ajman recorded 73,472 rental contracts worth approximately Dh2.91 billion in the first half of 2026, highlighting sustained demand for housing, according to the Ajman Municipality and Planning Department.
The department said the figures reflected sustained activity in Ajman, with rental indicators pointing to continued demand from both residents and investors.
Rental activity remains steady
Abdulrahman Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director-General of the Ajman Municipality and Planning Department, said the emirate continues to strengthen its position as an integrated and attractive destination, supported by flexible legislation, advanced infrastructure and smart services designed to simplify customer journeys, improve quality of life and enhance community wellbeing.
He said Ajman remains focused on meeting the needs of residents and investors, while supporting the emirate’s broader goals of comprehensive and sustainable development.
“The results clearly demonstrate growing confidence in Ajman and reflect the success of integrated efforts to create a supportive and enabling environment for individuals and business owners. These efforts help meet their aspirations while keeping pace with the emirate’s continued growth across sectors that contribute to sustainable economic development.”
Abdulrahman Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director-General of Ajman Municipality and Planning Department
Housing and investment demand continues
Yousef Mohammed Al Sheiba Al Nuaimi, Executive Director of the Rental Regulation Sector at the department, said the latest indicators point to continued activity in Ajman’s rental market, with sustained demand for both housing and investment.
He said the department remains committed to strengthening the emirate’s rental regulation framework by adopting the latest smart technologies and advanced systems to improve efficiency and support the evolving needs of the market.
