Remraam

Remraam overview

Remraam is a Dubai Properties apartment community in Dubailand, commonly described as mid-rise residential clusters with shared pools, parks, playgrounds and gyms. Dubai Properties materials frame Remraam as gated suburban living, and community notes often group buildings under Al Thammam and Al Ramth names that appear on older title paperwork.

DPF treats Remraam as a community under the Remraam area page and the Dubai city page. Listings also link the Dubai Properties developer page. A wider Dubailand context sits on the Dubailand area page.

Location and access

Dubai Properties places Remraam in Dubailand with road access toward Emirates Road and Hessa Street, near Motor City. Some DPF cards crumb Dubailand on the area line while still listing the Remraam community, so match the SPA project name and building cluster before you trust a single map pin.

Visit at peak school-run hour if you care about gate queues and visitor parking. Confirm whether the unit sits in Al Thammam or Al Ramth paperwork before you compare service-charge budgets across towers.

Projects and buildings in Remraam

Live DPF filings under this community are currently apartments and studios rather than villas. Cards are often furnished or vacant ready resales labelled below market by the seller, with community amenities such as pools and landscaped courts referenced on the briefs.

Treat each tower and floor plate as its own SPA. Two Remraam apartments with the same bedroom count can sit on different service-charge schedules and different parking allocations.

Finding distressed and below-market units in Remraam

Remraam distress deals on DPF are mostly ready apartment resales labelled below market, below original price, below OP or distress by the seller. A motivated seller here is typically an owner who wants liquidity from a furnished or vacant unit without waiting for a long marketing cycle. If the folio is still on Oqood, handle it as an off-plan assignment with developer consent; once a title deed is issued the path is a ready transfer. For below market claims, pull DLD comps from the same building group and layout. DPF only relays the Remraam seller category; it does not price the apartment.

Compare like for like: same cluster, same bedroom count, similar floor and orientation. Ask for the SPA, statement of account and latest service-charge invoice before treating any gap to original price or asking neighbours as settled.

Furnished Remraam apartments are often already on title deed, but always confirm whether any card is still an off-plan resale on Oqood before you assume a ready transfer.

Buying checks before you pay

Before committing funds to a Remraam unit:

• Registration: confirm Oqood versus title deed on the unit.
• Payment plan: if any developer balance remains, request the Dubai Properties ledger of instalments cleared.
• Outstanding balance: state in the MOU which party clears Remraam dues or a bank mortgage at transfer.
• Developer NOC: Dubai Properties must issue the NOC that Dubai Land Department expects for Remraam transfers.
• DLD transfer: agree the split of registration and trustee fees ahead of the trustee appointment.
• Service charges: pull the current tower schedule plus any unpaid community invoices tied to the unit.

Count allocated parking and store rooms on the SPA. Ask whether staged furniture in listing photos conveys with the sale.

Related DPF pages

Use the Remraam area page, Dubailand area, Dubai city page and Dubai Properties. Nearby masterplan context also appears on the Villanova community for Dubailand townhouse comparisons.