Sunday, December 14, 2014

New to Downtown Dubai: The Address Residence The BLVD



New to Downtown Dubai is The Address Residence the BLVD by Emaar , which is the second tallest building in Downtown Dubai, offering five-star premium hotel and serviced residences. The 72-storey residence offers 200 hotel rooms and 523 serviced residences with the option of studios and one to four bedroom apartments.

The Address Residence the BLVD offers stunning views of The Dubai Fountain and the Burj Khalifa, as well as direct access to The Dubai Mall. Due to the prime location of the building, residents get to enjoy close proximity to world-class hospitality and leisure facilities such as the Armani Hotel and the Burj Park.

The Address Residence The BLVD location map


Conveniently located just off Sheikh Zayed Road and in close proximity to the DIFC, Emaar Square, Boulevard Plaza and educational institutions. Residents can easily commute around the city or take advantage of public transportation and taxis.

Features & Amenities

  • 5-star hotel amenities
  • Swimming pools for adults & children
  • Specialty restaurants
  • Air-conditioned walkway to the Dubai Mall & metro station
  • Walking distance to Burj Khalifa, Souk Al Baha, The Dubai Mall, Emaar Square and Boulevard Plaza
  • 24-hour security & maintenance service
  • Parking levels+ allocated parking
  • Housekeeping services
  • 24-hour gym access
  • Concierge facility
Nearby Locations


  • Spinney’s and Al Maya supermarkets
  • Close to Dubai Mall & Burj Khalifa
  • Nearby to Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall Metro Station
  • Easy access to Sheikh Zayed Road & Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd
For more information contact us at 800-326-800 or email [email protected].






What is Ejari in Dubai?


Residents are required by –law to register for Ejari for both residential and commercial rental contracts.

Ejari is an online system created by the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) in Dubai that is set in place to legalize and monitor the relationship between landlords and tenants.  It provides security for tenant rights when it comes to disputes and rental prices. By law, all rental and lease contracts must be recorded in this portal. You may be wondering what the word ‘ejari’ means, it is actually the Arabic word for ‘my rent’.

If you do not register your contract with Ejari and a dispute arises, the Rental Dispute Centre will not be able to assist you. A registered contract is also necessary for those who wish to acquire residence visas for family members, and to apply for certain government services.

Some people choose not to register their contracts, but it’s worth it to pay Dh 175 to renew every year to get the government stamp on your rental contract.

1. Mandatory by law

The law No. 26 of 2007 states that it’s mandatory to register lease contracts with the Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) in order to improve relations between tenants and landlords. This applies to both residential and commercial contracts.

2. It’s not expensive to register for Ejari

The cost to register for Ejari is only Dh 175 for the year, which is a small price to pay should a serious issue arise. No one ever thinks that something can happen to them, but when it does, you’ll be thankful you registered your lease to receive support.

To renew the lease tenants simply have to provide passport copies and Emirates ID, rental contract, DEWA bill and title deed of the property.

3. Who covers the registration cost? 

RERA has not specified whether the landlord or tenant should be responsible to cover the registration cost. Usually the charge is billed to the tenant when property is being handled via a property management company.

4. Guaranteed  rights

By registering for Ejari you guarantee the rights of all parties in the lease agreement, as once the agreement is registered its validity is automatically accepted by government agencies and recognized by the courts as eligible evidence.

5. Date used to compile the rent index

The Dubai property rent index is calculated based on Ejari registrations, which is updated every four months and provides the rates for rental levels by region for every unit and property type.