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Hi
I was wondering if anyone can help. i am moving to dubai next week and have a months temporary accomodation. then i need to move into somewhere indefinitely. I would ideally like to move into a shared villa - I was wondering how is best to find shared villas in dubai? is there a particular site that people advertise on or classifieds that everyone posts in?
thanks in advance

Try this link;

http://www.gulfnews.com/classifieds/cla ... on_Wanted/

Or alternatively keep looking here sometimes people are looking for someone to share.

We have spacious rooms with private bathrooms in our 4 bedroom villa next to DIC & Knowledge Village. We are a South African couple and a
Belgium guy in the age group of 29 - 32 years currently living in the villa. The villa is furnished with a beautiful garden including 24 hr
security, wireless internet, satelite tv, gym, sauna, steamroom, swimming pool and jacuzzi.
It's a smoking & cat friendly environment.

Double Room with private bathroom = AED 54000 per annum 1 cheque (as per landlord's instructions).
Master Room with on-suite bathroom = AED 60 000 per annum 1 cheque (as per landlord instructions).

Should a person want to vacate, the onus is on them to find a new tenant to pay them.

Call Janus on +971 50 2740725 if you would like to view the place!

For other info regarding accommodation in Dubai go to www.dubizzle.com or www.expatriates.com

thanks guys that's great

try

http://www.expatriates.com

Janus.Mulder wrote:We have spacious rooms with private bathrooms in our 4 bedroom villa next to DIC & Knowledge Village. We are a South African couple and a
Belgium guy in the age group of 29 - 32 years currently living in the villa. The villa is furnished with a beautiful garden including 24 hr
security, wireless internet, satelite tv, gym, sauna, steamroom, swimming pool and jacuzzi.
It's a smoking & cat friendly environment.

Double Room with private bathroom = AED 54000 per annum 1 cheque (as per landlord's instructions).
Master Room with on-suite bathroom = AED 60 000 per annum 1 cheque (as per landlord instructions).

Should a person want to vacate, the onus is on them to find a new tenant to pay them.

Call Janus on +971 50 2740725 if you would like to view the place!

For other info regarding accommodation in Dubai go to www.dubizzle.com or www.expatriates.com

Those rents sound really expensive for shared accomodation!

kanelli wrote:

Janus.Mulder wrote:We have spacious rooms with private bathrooms in our 4 bedroom villa next to DIC & Knowledge Village. We are a South African couple and a
Belgium guy in the age group of 29 - 32 years currently living in the villa. The villa is furnished with a beautiful garden including 24 hr
security, wireless internet, satelite tv, gym, sauna, steamroom, swimming pool and jacuzzi.
It's a smoking & cat friendly environment.

Double Room with private bathroom = AED 54000 per annum 1 cheque (as per landlord's instructions).
Master Room with on-suite bathroom = AED 60 000 per annum 1 cheque (as per landlord instructions).

Should a person want to vacate, the onus is on them to find a new tenant to pay them.

Call Janus on +971 50 2740725 if you would like to view the place!

For other info regarding accommodation in Dubai go to www.dubizzle.com or www.expatriates.com

Those rents sound really expensive for shared accomodation!

Bloody hell do they!

Everything in Dubai is insanely expensive when it comes to renting, depending on where this villa is locted and its condition I think that is market rates. I pay that amount for our place.

For one room Fayz? Are all of your roommates paying the same amount as you? That is one expensive villa you have there!

4k to 5k a month works out to 48 to 60k a year. I pay the most as I have the premium parking spot and the biggest room and there are 2 of us but yes we're all in that range. It is a lot of money but the place is huge and what else would I get for 60k, sadly not much so this works out well for us.

wow, rents are quite expensive

rent is generally REALLY expensive in Dubai due to the number of people that want to stay there.
However, you may find the following link to be a suitable alternative:

http://www.emiratesvillage.com/index/listings/page270.htm