Furnished studio Flat available School zone Muwailha sharjha
AED 1,999/month
Free UAE Classifieds: Buy, Sell and Rent Across the Emirates
Adjeem is a free UAE classifieds marketplace where you can buy, sell and rent in one place. Post your ad at no cost, browse listings from private sellers, dealers, landlords and agents, and contact the other person directly. Whether you have a car to sell or an apartment to let, or you are looking for one, you can compare what is available across the seven emirates in one place.
You do not need a separate site for each thing you want to buy or sell. Our largest sections are vehicles and property, each with detailed categories and filters. Every ad is reviewed before it goes live, which helps keep out duplicates, wrong categories and misleading details. Use the city and category filters to start your search, or post your free ad now.
Spacious Warehouse for Rent - Directly From The Owner
AED 11,666/month
Arabic Restaurant for Sale in Al Taawun, Sharjah – AED 350,000 Negotiable
AED 350,000 (Negotiable)
1 bhk available
AED 2,000/month
غرفة وصالة للإيجار السنوي في العالية عجمان
AED 2,500/month
DEWA Free Office for Rent Muraqqabat Dubai | 1,050 Sq Ft
AED 10,833/month
Office for Rent Al Khabisi Dubai | 800 Sq Ft | AED 65K
AED 5,417/month
Al Hamidiyah 1
AED 7,000,000 (Negotiable)
BRAND NEW AVAILABLE FOR SALE 3BR VILLA IN DAMAC LAGOONS
AED 2,775,000 (Negotiable)
DEAR INVESTORS! HOT DEAL 1 BR IN JLT
AED 1,400,000 - AED 1,400,000
BRAND NEW / PREMIUM QUALITY 1 BEDROOM IN LUMA PARK VIEWS JLT
AED 1,299,000 - AED 1,299,000
BRAND NEW 2 BEDROOMS IN LUMA PARK VIEWS JLT
AED 2,199,200 - AED 2,199,200
HIGH QUALITY 1 BR IN DUBAI HILLS ESTATE
AED 1,570,000 - AED 1,570,000
HIGH FLOOR 2 BR WITH AMAZING VIEW IN BUSINESS BAY
AED 1,550,000 - AED 1,550,000
FULLY FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM FOR SALE IN AL FURJAN
AED 940,000 - AED 940,000
Frequently asked questions
Is Adjeem free to use for classified ads across all of the UAE?
Yes. Posting a classified ad on Adjeem is completely free for all users in every UAE emirate — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah. There are no listing fees, no subscription charges, and no commission deducted when your item sells. Create an account, upload your listing with clear photos, and it goes live at no cost.
What is GCC-spec and why does it matter when buying a used car in the UAE?
GCC-spec (Gulf Cooperation Council specification) means a vehicle was manufactured specifically for the Gulf Cooperation Council countries — UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and Oman. GCC-spec vehicles are built for the region's climate (extreme heat), fuel grade, and road conditions. They typically have stronger air conditioning, higher-rated cooling systems, and are covered by GCC warranties. When buying a used car in the UAE, always confirm GCC-spec via the Mulkiya (vehicle registration card). Non-GCC imports (also called 'American spec' or 'Canadian spec' grey market imports) may face issues with insurance coverage, RTA testing compliance, and lower resale values.
Can foreigners buy property in the UAE?
Yes, in designated freehold zones — but the rules differ by emirate. In Dubai, non-UAE nationals can purchase property in approximately 60 designated freehold areas including Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, JVC, and many others. In Abu Dhabi, freehold is available in designated investment zones including Saadiyat Island, Yas Island, and Al Reem Island. Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain, and Fujairah all have designated freehold zones open to international buyers. Sharjah allows international buyers to hold 99-year leasehold in designated areas. All property purchases require title deed registration with the relevant emirate's land department authority.
What is the UAE Golden Visa and how does property connect to it?
The UAE Golden Visa is a long-term residency programme that grants 5–10 year renewable residency to qualifying investors, entrepreneurs, skilled professionals, and researchers. For property investment, a UAE Golden Visa can be obtained by purchasing property worth AED 2 million or more in qualifying areas. The visa allows holders to live, work, and study in the UAE without requiring a local sponsor, and can cover the investor's spouse and children. The programme has significantly boosted demand for UAE property in the AED 2 million+ range, particularly in Dubai's freehold zones.
What makes the UAE classified market different from classifieds in other countries?
The UAE's classified market is shaped by its extraordinary demographic: approximately 89% of the population are expatriates, the highest proportion in any country in the world. This creates a permanent cycle of arrival and departure — goods are constantly entering the market as residents arrive, upgrade, relocate between emirates, or complete their work contracts. Second-hand goods in the UAE are often in excellent condition (short ownership periods, climate-controlled storage), competitively priced (motivated sellers on departure timelines), and VAT-free (private second-hand sales between individuals are not subject to UAE's 5% VAT). The result is a classified economy that operates at far higher velocity, quality, and volume than in countries with stable, non-expat populations.
How many emirates does Adjeem cover and which cities are included?
Adjeem covers all 7 UAE emirates: Dubai, Abu Dhabi (including Al Ain), Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, and Fujairah. Each emirate has a dedicated hub page with neighbourhood-level search filters — so buyers can narrow results to specific communities such as Dubai Marina, Al Nakheel in RAK, Al Faseel in Fujairah, Al Salamah in UAQ, or Khalifa City in Abu Dhabi. The platform also allows national searches across all 7 emirates simultaneously for buyers who are flexible on location.
What is the best time to find deals on UAE classifieds?
The UAE's classified market peaks twice a year, aligned with the expat relocation cycle. June to August is the primary peak: UAE schools break in late June, many work contracts end mid-year, and families returning home put significant volumes of furniture, vehicles, and electronics into the market on short timelines. December to January is a secondary peak, as year-end contract completions and New Year relocations drive another wave of supply. During both windows, genuinely motivated sellers often price below their normal levels to clear items quickly. Outside these peaks, the market is still active year-round, but peak windows offer the best combination of choice and value.