Hope you had fun coming on these viewings with us, if you like this type of video we recently filmed a similar one for apartments in the Dubai Marina - th-cam.com/video/tZKDcur2pyc/w-d-xo.html remember to hit the like button & thank you for watching!👍🏼😆
45K per year in rent is HUMONGOUSLY pricey! You guys are quite wealthy, eh?? Also, if you are going to wear a mask, it does pay to do so OVER YOUR NOSE as well, or it will not do any good! So many people just do not know how to wear their masks!
just o remind everyone both apartments cost more than what 90% of the people earn there. unless ur an expat, most people working in restaurants construction hotels etc earn between 2500 aed to 6000 aed a month. so Yes the apartment might look cheap for some of us living in expensive countries/ cities but lets not forget what the salaries are like there for the average citizen. thats why its only affordable for people with income outside of uae influencers business people etc. And before u come at me i know what im talking about ive seen both sides of dubai.
Agree completely. I am an architect with almost 7 years of experience but still the maximum salary I can get here is 5000aed...that would hardly get me any living space in these locations. Even in jvc this is a very premium apartment building. Because I know for a fact that you can get one and two bedroom apartments right here in cheaper price. What an average "lower to middle class" (and they constitute the majority population ) can afford is around 3000 aed per month or 36-40k aed per year.
@@anushrirajhansa194 what's your passport? indian? pakistan? everyone pays less money in the arabic world that's not from europe, us or some 1st world country.
Wow, I'm surprised by these prices. I thought everything would be super duper expensive in Dubai but it's made me realise the ridicilous rent costs here in Ireland. I pay about €1200 a month on a studio apartment that is deemed relatively cheap for Dublin. So clearly things have just got crazy over here that there's cheaper places in Dubai. It actually makes me sad how insane the situation has got over here. It's no surprise many young Irish people just get up and leave.
The 1.5k one was obviously much better value than the 1k one, but properties in Dubai are still HUGELY overpriced relative to London or NY given it doesn't have the convenience, amenities or quality of life you would have in Ldn or NY. Plus it's really hard to make long term friends in Dubai given people only really come to work there for a few years then leave 🤷♂️
@@FA9082 in London you get complimentary stabbing and mugging with the winter wind and rain. New York everyone has a gun. Dubai isn’t any more expensive then London or New York and in Dubai you have no tax and no crime. So overall it works out better and cheaper
@@MFG2738 Lol I've lived in both London and NY and ur making the usual melodramatic exaggerations everyone makes 🙄 Both cities are perfectly safe as long as you don't live in the poor areas....if you look up the stats, most theft & violent crime that poor people commit they are doing it to other poor people
Fab vid guys. You can get a whole lot more for your buck in JVC. 45K-50K AED will get 748 SqFt-900 SqFt, no probs with AC - Market is way over supplied at the Mo.
The first apartment is not for a long term ,too small kitchen with only 2 flame stove that all is fine for a 1 or 2 week vacation . First floor and a balcony to the street with even more traffic noise when the construction is done . The second place is nice ,great view probably quite ,real kitchen and bathroom also the amenities are nice ,great building but we are at $ 2000.00 cost a month
Extremely cheap at around $13,600 yearly comparing the prices we pay for in Los Angeles, California in general. An average apartment with such amenities will be around $2,000 - $5000 monthly and even more than that depending on the location.
I have a question regarding the kitchen on the apartments, is always in the middle of the opening space of the apartments? I mean if you want to cook a steak 🥩, the smell will go all over? There is no window next to the cooking space, or does the kitchen have a door?
What about your current apartment? Which is the neighbourhood and annual pricing? keep it up with the content! I´m moving to Dubai soon so i´m checking options! :)
I wasn’t expecting a video that quick after suggesting it 🤣 Another good thing I like about your apartment tour videos is the kind of questions you ask when viewing.
Wow right off the bat, out of all the Dubai vids I've seen, this is the first time I've seen a lifted RAM truck. I'm a RAM guy for sure and plan on moving to Dubai from America, so I was wondering if they were out there like that. Yeah it's the little things like that for me lol.😄
Hi Matt and Summer - another useful video, thank you ! It would be great if you guys can do a few viewings that shows what someone can buy as investment property for £100k perhaps and what the rental income would look like. Thank you !
they dont understand nothing about real live 🤦♂️ talking the most time bullshit looks how cool is this car this yacht this apartment only materialism thinking very poor people 😂
nice video...lol Uk average is 30k?? haha not mine, Im way less that that lol, anyway I found a apartment in dubai (private for 6K a year!!!) yup 6K! so got question for you guys is it ok to pay to private landlord?? or stick to agency ..because 6K for a year and 14k a year ita a big difference.
£6,000 is about 30,000Aed which is a fair price for a studio or 1 bed depending on the location. I would always use an agent in Dubai but always be careful and do your own research as the agents are not always 100% trustworthy
I live in Vancouver, British Columbia and there's no such a thing as "good Value" here, It's either insanely expensive or too good to be true "with major issues"
Hi Guys, great and honest content, you got a new sub here! ;) only one question, regarding the 1 bed flat, from the video we couldn't here what the agent said about the bills. Is it included in the rent, or is apart? And also do you have to pay any extra monthly payment to access the facilities? Thanks and keep doing your content! :)
What the heck? A hot plate for a stove and what looks like a Murphy Bed? Dubai interiors are not worthy… the facade of all the tall buildings are a decoy. The 2nd one a little better but still reminds me of vacation resort.
Crazy to think its double the cost to live in London and triple the cost in New York which are now gang infested, terrible weather SHYT holes compared to the hot, bustling and safe Dubai
Two gas stove things... need to work on your estate agent selling techniques. 😄 Interesting to see what's on offer now compared to when I moved there in 1995.
@26:48 You said it's AED 70,000 a year (AED 5833 a month). And for short term it would cost AED 13,000 a month? That's almost double the price, doesn't make sense to me. And how many months is a short-term contract?
In terms of being a employee health insurance is a mandatory benefit in the UAE with the coverage of the insurance usually depending on what type of job you have like if its low paying or high paying.
Hi, wonder if you can advise. I've read a little about the subject but I'd like your opinion as a couple. My wife and I are heading to Dubai in a couple of weeks. How is it really regarding holding hands or occasional kiss (for instance when cheersing with a glass of wine), not full on PDA. How strict are they really?
Hey, really liked the video. It gave a lot of information about the apartment and the area nearby. Would love to see more of them in similar price range in business bay or downtown dubai area.
Is the agent showing you guys or the other way around lol and the agent hadn't unlocked the place and set it up before the showing? With the lights on and the doors open and all? Is this the norm for real estate agents in Dubai?
Guys! Im moving to Dubai next month with my family from the UK and u need to check our Mohammed bin rashid city either in Sobha hartland or District 1! Its wowwwww smack bang in downtown
These apartments are very expensive for a unit in the middle of nowhere in Dubai. You can get a better studio or 1 bedder in the Western world in most major cities even with higher taxes and labour costs.
Don't know where you live but not at all here in Amsterdam. Unless you get subsidized housing. My studio in Abu Dhabi was about 1150 euros a month. A bit larger than the one in the video. If you look at newly build buildings here you will pay about 800 euros maybe or higher for the same thing with the big difference being that there's no security or nice reception at the entrance, no pool, no gym, it's not furnished, you usually even have to put in the floor and paint the walls yourself. I think generally speaking you get a lot nicer housing in Dubai and outside of Dubai or Abu Dhabi housing is a lot cheaper. On top of that in Abu Dhabi I made almost twice as much as what I made here because here about 35% taxes I had to pay. And here in Netherlands I still have to pay health insurance while in UAE got that through the job like a lot of people there. And here in Netherlands have to pay car taxes, road taxes. And we have the second most expensive public transport in the world behind Switzerland. Also in UAE you can go out and have a 100 euro dinner but also a 5 euro dinner. You can't find that anymore in the Netherlands. On average life quality was a lot better in UAE with how much extra you have to pay in the Netherlands and you don't get anything like reception, pool or gym at the house. I'm planning on moving back to UAE because finances are just getting difficult here with all the extra things you have to pay here and high taxes and also in UAE there's a mot more chill life when finishing work. Here in Netherlands for about 6 months during winter it's just boring after work. Shops close at 6 and we don't have shopping malls. So if you want to go out it's always a restaurant. Can't just chill on a rainy day in a shopping mall and walk around a bit because we don't have them. You always have to spend money on food or drink somewhere. And can't really park anywhere unless you want to spend 30 to 50 euros just for parking. If you're lucky that there's parking near. Taxis and ubers are incredibly expensive too so people usually don't take them.
at 20:34 what is that metallic circle thing on the floor below the dishwasher door please? I saw it, or another version of it in the first apartment as well.
Hello guys, for the first apartment, does 50 000 dirhams include service charges... they are around 15 dirhams per sqft. Who pay that? Your answer will be more than appreciated.
Hope you had fun coming on these viewings with us, if you like this type of video we recently filmed a similar one for apartments in the Dubai Marina - th-cam.com/video/tZKDcur2pyc/w-d-xo.html
remember to hit the like button & thank you for watching!👍🏼😆
are you based in dubai? i love it there and wanna go back. especially with the new visa and stuff
45K per year in rent is HUMONGOUSLY pricey! You guys are quite wealthy, eh??
Also, if you are going to wear a mask, it does pay to do so OVER YOUR NOSE as well, or it will not do any good! So many people just do not know how to wear their masks!
You did not show us the washing machine and dryer, Mate!
Guys i saw you in me dubai today you were doing shooting
THANKS
just o remind everyone both apartments cost more than what 90% of the people earn there. unless ur an expat, most people working in restaurants construction hotels etc earn between 2500 aed to 6000 aed a month. so Yes the apartment might look cheap for some of us living in expensive countries/ cities but lets not forget what the salaries are like there for the average citizen. thats why its only affordable for people with income outside of uae influencers business people etc. And before u come at me i know what im talking about ive seen both sides of dubai.
Agree completely. I am an architect with almost 7 years of experience but still the maximum salary I can get here is 5000aed...that would hardly get me any living space in these locations. Even in jvc this is a very premium apartment building. Because I know for a fact that you can get one and two bedroom apartments right here in cheaper price. What an average "lower to middle class" (and they constitute the majority population ) can afford is around 3000 aed per month or 36-40k aed per year.
@@anushrirajhansa194 what's your passport? indian? pakistan? everyone pays less money in the arabic world that's not from europe, us or some 1st world country.
@@multa7053 you are right. I am Indian, probably that's why
@@anushrirajhansa194 yes, it‘s sadly a shame
The 2 they showed are on the expensive side for the size/ location
Wow, I'm surprised by these prices. I thought everything would be super duper expensive in Dubai but it's made me realise the ridicilous rent costs here in Ireland. I pay about €1200 a month on a studio apartment that is deemed relatively cheap for Dublin. So clearly things have just got crazy over here that there's cheaper places in Dubai. It actually makes me sad how insane the situation has got over here. It's no surprise many young Irish people just get up and leave.
How about apartment there in Town?
Yeah same, paying 800€ for one room. My moms from Dubai and honestly I just wish I could live there
Try living in London.
about triple In London
I live in Ireland as well and same! Prices are crazy in Ireland.
They look like converted hotel rooms
The 1.5k one was obviously much better value than the 1k one, but properties in Dubai are still HUGELY overpriced relative to London or NY given it doesn't have the convenience, amenities or quality of life you would have in Ldn or NY.
Plus it's really hard to make long term friends in Dubai given people only really come to work there for a few years then leave 🤷♂️
@@FA9082 in London you get complimentary stabbing and mugging with the winter wind and rain. New York everyone has a gun. Dubai isn’t any more expensive then London or New York and in Dubai you have no tax and no crime. So overall it works out better and cheaper
@@MFG2738 Lol I've lived in both London and NY and ur making the usual melodramatic exaggerations everyone makes 🙄
Both cities are perfectly safe as long as you don't live in the poor areas....if you look up the stats, most theft & violent crime that poor people commit they are doing it to other poor people
Wowww. I was just looking at new VISA arrangements for UAE. Are you still there?
@@FA9082 you could never get the second one in new york for 1.5k. especially with that view and modern design. you're on something
Fab vid guys. You can get a whole lot more for your buck in JVC. 45K-50K AED will get 748 SqFt-900 SqFt, no probs with AC - Market is way over supplied at the Mo.
The first apartment is not for a long term ,too small kitchen with only 2 flame stove that all is fine for a 1 or 2 week vacation .
First floor and a balcony to the street with even more traffic noise when the construction is done .
The second place is nice ,great view probably quite ,real kitchen and bathroom also the amenities are nice ,great building but we are at $ 2000.00 cost a month
2nd building much nicer. Still gives off a hotel or corporate housing vibes.
Extremely cheap at around $13,600 yearly comparing the prices we pay for in Los Angeles, California in general. An average apartment with such amenities will be around $2,000 - $5000 monthly and even more than that depending on the location.
Thank you guys for the video ! I'm moving there in a couple of months and gave me an idea of what to expect.
Matt you are totally authentic, love your style. Summer cracks me up.
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guys, you're doing great videos, just loved your work and honest opinions !
I have a question regarding the kitchen on the apartments, is always in the middle of the opening space of the apartments? I mean if you want to cook a steak 🥩, the smell will go all over? There is no window next to the cooking space, or does the kitchen have a door?
you can be a top couple vlogger of dubai, just keep doing trendy things. your content is good
Just love these compact -mini apartment reviews , reflects minimalism .
LOVING YOUR VLOGS, PLEASE DONT STOP DOING THESE IN THE NEAR FUTURE
Thanks Samyak!
@@mattandsummer hi Can I always leave you comment you are so cool
Nice! I can smell the luxury smell inside those buildings. I have been to Dubai twice, it is very safe. No need for a safe box.
I was staring at how perfect his skin is and the you touched his face and said it! haha.. Great video guys. Thanks!
OMG I used to live in the Bonnington tower JLT. So nice to see it again. It’s a really nice place to live. Very quiet when I was there.
Wow! This is the first Dubai videos of yours I liked. Rate, house etc. All made sense.
You get a much nicer flat in Dubai for what you get in London. Love the ceilings. We paid almost twice in London for a similar property.
Salary now a days in Dubai is not much. £2500/month means 15000aed/month which is very rare now a days. £800/month is average salary now a days.
How much hours / week?
Seems so expensive for the size and given its not in USA or some city like London.
What about your current apartment? Which is the neighbourhood and annual pricing? keep it up with the content! I´m moving to Dubai soon so i´m checking options! :)
Same here! I may be moving to Dubai this December. Are you going to be working in Dubai?
The folks behind JLT are DMCC. They're building Uptown Dubai which you can see on way to expo. Worth checking out.
1500$ a month for the second one is a steal
I wasn’t expecting a video that quick after suggesting it 🤣
Another good thing I like about your apartment tour videos is the kind of questions you ask when viewing.
Love the consistency,keep it up guys❤
both apartments are really nice for the price
The views look hazy, it reminds me of LA with the air pollution problem
Blessed to have discovered this channel
You need to fix the audio in your video, could not hear the interaction with the agent during the apartment tour.
This was very helpful! Thanks for sharing :)
Good job guys. Moving soon. Useful info
Wow right off the bat, out of all the Dubai vids I've seen, this is the first time I've seen a lifted RAM truck. I'm a RAM guy for sure and plan on moving to Dubai from America, so I was wondering if they were out there like that. Yeah it's the little things like that for me lol.😄
They seem like a really nice couple.
Hi Matt and Summer - another useful video, thank you ! It would be great if you guys can do a few viewings that shows what someone can buy as investment property for £100k perhaps and what the rental income would look like. Thank you !
great video guys, do you have to pay the yearly price in advance?
he looks at her so lovingly
Fantastic guys, thank you very much for all your help and information 👍
There is one mistake in your calculation.
You calculating salary based on UK job, Dubai Salary packages are different.
they dont understand nothing about real live 🤦♂️ talking the most time bullshit looks how cool is this car this yacht this apartment only materialism thinking very poor people 😂
How are they different? In what way?
@@MissChanelli DM me
I love your vlogs from Dubai so much, thanks for that.
Greetings from Germany.
Really loved this one, felt like your personalities really shone!
Way cheaper and nicer then where I from. Seeing this makes me consider the move to Dubai.
Great video! Which camera are you using if I may ask?
nice video...lol Uk average is 30k?? haha not mine, Im way less that that lol, anyway I found a apartment in dubai (private for 6K a year!!!) yup 6K! so got question for you guys is it ok to pay to private landlord?? or stick to agency ..because 6K for a year and 14k a year ita a big difference.
£6,000 is about 30,000Aed which is a fair price for a studio or 1 bed depending on the location. I would always use an agent in Dubai but always be careful and do your own research as the agents are not always 100% trustworthy
I live in Vancouver, British Columbia and there's no such a thing as "good Value" here, It's either insanely expensive or too good to be true "with major issues"
You are both gorgeous young people You are great for promoting the apartments Great video🇨🇦
So where is the second appartment? I’m interested
Is it furnished?
living in Dubai is pleasant, from mid Dec to mid Feb.🙃
What do you mean ?
Hi Guys, great and honest content, you got a new sub here! ;) only one question, regarding the 1 bed flat, from the video we couldn't here what the agent said about the bills. Is it included in the rent, or is apart? And also do you have to pay any extra monthly payment to access the facilities? Thanks and keep doing your content! :)
Please reply!
Hello, new here. What camera are you using primarily? Love the dji one.
Dubai has 0 taxes
If u find job in dubai
U dont pay any tax
Maybe uk charges helth insurance if u come with working visa but not uae
First time here and forever here
Great sharing may bless u more more and more
What the heck? A hot plate for a stove and what looks like a Murphy Bed? Dubai interiors are not worthy… the facade of all the tall buildings are a decoy. The 2nd one a little better but still reminds me of vacation resort.
Crazy to think its double the cost to live in London and triple the cost in New York which are now gang infested, terrible weather SHYT holes compared to the hot, bustling and safe Dubai
Absolutely love your videos guys! so inspiring!
We’re hoping to move next summer. We need a 4 bedroom 🫣 care to help us hunt??
Two gas stove things... need to work on your estate agent selling techniques. 😄 Interesting to see what's on offer now compared to when I moved there in 1995.
Please can you share which agency you used for the viewing of these studio flats?
@26:48 You said it's AED 70,000 a year (AED 5833 a month). And for short term it would cost AED 13,000 a month? That's almost double the price, doesn't make sense to me. And how many months is a short-term contract?
Very good Informative video , specially who are planning to move dubai
Thank you!
Hi summer and Matt can you do more of these comparison videos in different areas ; love them !!!
* different areas of Dubai
In terms of being a employee health insurance is a mandatory benefit in the UAE with the coverage of the insurance usually depending on what type of job you have like if its low paying or high paying.
Kind of looks like a hotel room as opposed to a homey feel.
Hi, wonder if you can advise. I've read a little about the subject but I'd like your opinion as a couple. My wife and I are heading to Dubai in a couple of weeks.
How is it really regarding holding hands or occasional kiss (for instance when cheersing with a glass of wine), not full on PDA.
How strict are they really?
Great video guys.. Please check apartments in JBR around aed 2000-3000 per month like the one you guys are staying
Why would you move somewhere just to live in a hotel room?
Hey, really liked the video. It gave a lot of information about the apartment and the area nearby.
Would love to see more of them in similar price range in business bay or downtown dubai area.
Matt is more hardworking person and never give himself credit ,really good g
Hearted person
I was about to ask for a skin care routine from Matt hahahaha
Is the agent showing you guys or the other way around lol and the agent hadn't unlocked the place and set it up before the showing? With the lights on and the doors open and all? Is this the norm for real estate agents in Dubai?
loving your vide0, you guys are doing great job, well done buddy 😍❤
Love your Vlogs!
BTW: I have seen a lot of your vlogs, and to be honest, I don't ever remember you guys being this happy and comfortable. Peace!
Ah thank you ☺️
Great content, can you please view 1 bedroom apartments for sale in dubai, and discuss costs etc.
good to know that it is affordable as well.
Matt 's fan , support from your bro.
Checkout Park Ridge and Sunrise Bay!
In NYC, an apartment and property like this would’ve cost 3K or more a month lol.
THANK YOU PLS CONTINUE TO DO THESE...I'm looking into moving to dubai from UK and would love to see areas that are nice to rent!! thanks so much!! x
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The send one is more spacious, I like it.
Amazing video. Could you tell me what is needed legally in order to move to Dubai?
Guys! Im moving to Dubai next month with my family from the UK and u need to check our Mohammed bin rashid city either in Sobha hartland or District 1!
Its wowwwww smack bang in downtown
so did you move?
@@vimalcurio yuppp
@@veronicastar9731 Cool, How's there?
These apartments are very expensive for a unit in the middle of nowhere in Dubai. You can get a better studio or 1 bedder in the Western world in most major cities even with higher taxes and labour costs.
Don't know where you live but not at all here in Amsterdam. Unless you get subsidized housing. My studio in Abu Dhabi was about 1150 euros a month. A bit larger than the one in the video. If you look at newly build buildings here you will pay about 800 euros maybe or higher for the same thing with the big difference being that there's no security or nice reception at the entrance, no pool, no gym, it's not furnished, you usually even have to put in the floor and paint the walls yourself. I think generally speaking you get a lot nicer housing in Dubai and outside of Dubai or Abu Dhabi housing is a lot cheaper. On top of that in Abu Dhabi I made almost twice as much as what I made here because here about 35% taxes I had to pay. And here in Netherlands I still have to pay health insurance while in UAE got that through the job like a lot of people there. And here in Netherlands have to pay car taxes, road taxes. And we have the second most expensive public transport in the world behind Switzerland. Also in UAE you can go out and have a 100 euro dinner but also a 5 euro dinner. You can't find that anymore in the Netherlands. On average life quality was a lot better in UAE with how much extra you have to pay in the Netherlands and you don't get anything like reception, pool or gym at the house. I'm planning on moving back to UAE because finances are just getting difficult here with all the extra things you have to pay here and high taxes and also in UAE there's a mot more chill life when finishing work. Here in Netherlands for about 6 months during winter it's just boring after work. Shops close at 6 and we don't have shopping malls. So if you want to go out it's always a restaurant. Can't just chill on a rainy day in a shopping mall and walk around a bit because we don't have them. You always have to spend money on food or drink somewhere. And can't really park anywhere unless you want to spend 30 to 50 euros just for parking. If you're lucky that there's parking near. Taxis and ubers are incredibly expensive too so people usually don't take them.
Can you do a video on high and low apartment rent prices in other emirates eg, Sharjah, ras al khaimah etc..
at 20:34 what is that metallic circle thing on the floor below the dishwasher door please? I saw it, or another version of it in the first apartment as well.
Quite good would like to see more apartments near metros for non drivers 😁
Have you guys done the huge outlet mall that’s all designer goods. We never had time but would love to know If you have been or plan to go. 🇦🇺👍
You guys are sooo funny, I love it!
Does the 2nd property come with anything included apart from furnishings?
Hello guys, for the first apartment, does 50 000 dirhams include service charges... they are around 15 dirhams per sqft. Who pay that? Your answer will be more than appreciated.
Service charge is always paid by landlord.
@@svetam7446 Thanks!
What camera are they using to film this video? Does anyone know?
Honestly I just want to know your skincare routine sir lol
Where did you guys find this property? What is a good website to find aparments for rent?
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Is there any way to find a 1 bedroom apartment near DXB under 5000AED per month?
First Appartments looks like a hotel room
New yorkers and Londoners watching this like👀👀👀👀
Planning on visiting Dubai one day ! 👌🏽
What about rentals with pets? Thank you.
which one is your property channel?