Apartments for rent in Tiger Building Al Yarmouk

Tiger Building Al Yarmouk is an apartment building in Al Nahda, on the Sharjah side of the Dubai border. It goes by a few names, including Tiger Yarmook, Tiger Al Yarmook and Yarmook Tiger Building Sharjah, and all of them point to the same address.

It's a separate property from Tiger Building Al Qadesia, which is listed elsewhere in the district. Apartments here are offered on annual leases, and some units are marketed with open views.

Daily life here leans practical. There's an RTA bus stop right across from the entrance, and the Dubai border is close by, which makes the building easy for anyone working on either side. Al Nahda itself keeps a low-key, residential pace, with groceries, restaurants, hospitals, and a kids' park within the area. Neighboring addresses include Al Nahda Complex, Gulf Pearl Tower, and Bukhara Street.

The Al Yarmook Tiger building suits young professionals and working professionals who want a Sharjah lease with an easy link into Dubai, and students find the bus access practical too. Within Al Yarmook in Al Nahda, Sharjah, it offers a simple, commute-first way of living close to the border.

Tiger Building Al Yarmook Al Nahda Sharjah's current rental stock is mostly one-bedroom apartments of roughly 850 to 980 sq ft. Several listings mention the RTA F24 bus stop opposite the building, which helps residents who commute into Dubai.

Annual rent for a one-bedroom in the Tiger Yarmook building starts near AED 21,990, with the median around AED 26,300. The highest rent is AED 43,000 a year. Size, floor level, and an open view account for most of that spread. Among Yarmouk Tiger Building Sharjah options, all Yarmook Tiger units under AED 23,000 are usually the standard 900 sq ft layouts.

Tiger Yarmook's biggest transport advantage is the Dubai border right next door. RTA buses stop outside, and Al Ittihad Road is close by for drivers.

Public transport

Sharjah has no metro or tram. Tenants at Tiger Building Al Yarmook do get a Dubai RTA bus stop opposite the building, served by feeder routes F22 and F24. Dubai Metro doesn't run into Sharjah, so residents reach it by bus or taxi across the border.

Car access

Al Ittihad Road (E11) runs close to Al Yarmook, Al Nahda, Sharjah. It heads north into central Sharjah and south into Dubai. Sahara Centre is a short drive along the same road. The trade-off is peak-hour traffic at the border crossing. Parking varies by unit, so renters should confirm a space with the landlord before signing.