Al Jurf covers three residential sub-districts: Al Jurf 1, Al Jurf 2, and Al Jurf 3, with Al Jurf Industrial Area sitting separately to the south.
The community borders Ajman Downtown runs along Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Street, and has direct road access to both the E11 and E311.
Sharjah is about 10 to 15 minutes by car. Dubai takes 35 to 45 minutes, depending on the traffic.
Rental prices for properties in Al Jurf are highly affordable, when compared to other places in Ajman, not to talk about Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Studios for rent in Al Jurf, Ajman start from AED 17,000 per year. One-bedroom apartments range from AED 26,000 to AED 35,000 annually.
Two-bedroom units are priced between AED 30,000 and AED 43,000, and three-bedroom apartments start from AED 58,000 to AED 60,000.
Villas start from AED 70,000 per year for a three-bedroom property and go up to AED 180,000 for larger homes. The average cost of most properties in Al Jurf is around AED 41,000 per year.
Ajman University is located right in Al Jurf 1, which makes the area naturally popular with students and academic staff.
Schools serving the community include Indian School Ajman, Woodley Park School, Ajman Modern School, Habitat School in Al Jurf 2, and Al Ameer English School.
For younger children, nurseries including Funny Bunny Nursery and Kids Zone Education are within a very short distance.
Thumbay Hospital and Sheikh Khalifa General Hospital both cover emergency and specialist care, and Hessa Medical Clinic and Just Smile Dental are available for routine health needs.
Ajman China Mall is close by for household and general shopping. City Centre Ajman handles the larger retail and dining trips, and supermarkets like Al Aman and Bawabet Al Madina are spread across the district for daily needs.
Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Street is the main road through Al Jurf, linking to both the E11 and E311. Sharjah via the E11 takes about 10 minutes on a clear road.
Getting to Dubai via E311 takes around 35 to 40 minutes, though the commute during peak morning hours can stretch to closer to an hour.
Public bus stops near Khalifa Hospital and Ajman University serve Al Jurf 1 and connect to central Ajman and Sharjah.
Uber and Careem both operate across the district, and taxis are available throughout the day without much of a wait.
There is no metro in Ajman, but Dubai Metro access is available at Rashidiya Station on the Red Line via Sharjah.
Most residential buildings include one covered parking space per unit. Al Jurf 3 has more street parking available than Al Jurf 1, where the commercial density near Ajman Downtown makes things tighter in the evenings.
Here’re few most common ones:
Studio apartments for rent in Al Jurf are the most affordable entry point in the district and are available in good supply across all three sub-communities.
Most cover 400 to 600 sq. ft. with central AC, built-in wardrobes, and a kitchen. In Al Jurf 3, newer tower studios range from AED 17,000 to AED 23,000 per year.
Older buildings in Al Jurf 1 and the industrial sub-area bring that down to AED 17,000 to AED 19,000 annually.
Monthly furnished studio apartments in Al Jurf are also available from around AED 2,800 to AED 3,200 per month for those who need a shorter arrangement.
A proper bedroom, a full living area, usually a balcony, and floor sizes that typically range from 800 to 1,300 sq. ft. — that is what renting a 1-bedroom apartment in Al Jurf gets you.
Most units include one or two bathrooms and covered parking. In Al Jurf 3, these apartments cost between AED 28,000 and AED 33,000 per year, with larger or premium-finish units reaching AED 43,000.
Al Jurf 2 has options from AED 26,000 to AED 30,000 annually, including some newer buildings that have entered the market recently.
Two-bedroom apartments for rent in Al Jurf generally cover 1,100 to 1,500 sq. ft. with two or three bathrooms, a living area, and a balcony.
In Al Jurf 3, most 2 BHKs fall between AED 35,000 and AED 40,000 per year. However, newer buildings in areas like Al Jurf 2 co t around AED 38,000 to AED 42,000 annually.
Al Jurf 3 carries the largest share of three-bedroom apartment listings in the district. Units here typically exceed 1,400 sq. ft. with three bathrooms, storage, and covered parking.
Annual rents for a 3-bedroom apartment for rent in Al Jurf range from AED 58,000 to AED 70,000 depending on the building and floor level.
The villa market in Al Jurf is smaller in volume than communities like Al Rawda. A 3-bedroom villa for rent in Al Jurf starts at around AED 70,000 per year.
Larger properties with five bedrooms and above range from AED 120,000 to AED 180,000 annually.
Furnished apartments for rent in Al Jurf come with bedroom furniture, kitchen appliances, a sofa set, TV, and usually a washing machine.
Annual rents for furnished units cost roughly 15 to 20% higher than unfurnished equivalents.
For anyone arriving without household furniture, or on a contract of two years or less, that extra cost is reasonable when weighed against what buying everything new would cost. Unfurnished apartments for rent in Al Jurf are best for tenants who already own furniture or want to set the space up on their own terms. Most unfurnished units still include built-in wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, and central AC.
Al Jurf 3 holds the most rental properties in the district. It is the quietest and most residential of the three sub-communities, with Al Jurf Family Park close by.
Al Jurf 2 is where professionals who need easy access to government offices and commercial activity tend to gravitate. Habitat School is located here, making it a natural fit for families with school-going children.
Al Jurf 1 is the closest to Ajman Downtown and the Corniche, with Ajman University, bus stops, and retail on the doorstep. For residents without a car, this sub-community has the most day-to-day convenience.
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Cons |
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Direct highway access to Sharjah and Dubai |
Villas are limited compared to areas like Al Rawda |
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Studios available from AED 12,000 per year |
No metro station within the district |
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Ajman University and strong school presence |
Al Jurf 1 carries commercial noise and heavier traffic |
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Thumbay Hospital and Sheikh Khalifa Hospital nearby |
Older buildings vary in quality and upkeep |
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New residential towers launching in Al Jurf 3 |
Industrial activity near Al Jurf Industrial affects some streets |
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China Mall and City Centre Ajman within short reach |
Peak-hour congestion on Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Street |
Al Jurf 3 is the quietest sub-community, close to Al Jurf Family Park and within a short drive of several schools.
Al Jurf 2 is equally solid for families given its proximity to Habitat School and its calmer, more residential streets.
Yes. Furnished apartments for rent in Al Jurf are widely available, particularly across Al Jurf 2 and Al Jurf 3.
Monthly rental for furnished properties in Al Jurf starts from around AED 2,800 to AED 3,500 per month depending on unit size.
Sharjah is 10 to 15 minutes via E11. Dubai takes around 35 to 45 minutes via E311 or E11 under normal traffic conditions.
See also:
Studio Apartments for Rent in Ajman
Townhouses for Rent in Sharjah
Apartments for Rent in Sharjah
Townhouses for Rent in Abu Dhabi
Apartments for Rent in Abu Dhabi
Commercial Properties for Rent in Ajman
Residential Properties for Rent in Ajman
Labour Camps for Rent in Ajman