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Yes, investing in Dubai real estate is safe when you choose a RERA-licensed firm. Our brokerage is fully RERA-compliant, ensuring secure and transparent property transactions.

Yes, investors of all nationalities are welcome; that would not be a problem. 

No, you do not.

There’s no real general timelines; it could be anywhere between four weeks and six months, but can be quicker if you make a strong offer immediately.

Yes, absolutely. Foreigners can easily obtain a mortgage to purchase property in Dubai. For ready properties, the mortgage process typically takes about one month from the time the sale contract is certified. For off-plan properties, the procedure is even faster — usually completed within a day. We can also arrange a power of attorney on your behalf to make the entire process seamless and stress-free.

In Dubai, the return on investment is among the highest globally, ranging from 8% to 15%. The gross rental yield stands at approximately 5.19%. Properties under construction can generate returns of up to 80-90% of the invested capital.

The real estate sector has regained attention following the uncertainties caused by COVID-19, and it is now demonstrating strong potential for continued growth.

We ensure:

-Thorough verification of all parties involved in the transaction

-Comprehensive evaluation of the property

-A detailed check to confirm the legality of ownership, the developer’s building rights, and registration with RERA

-The agent’s commission ranges from 2% to 5% of the property price (+ VAT)

-A certificate confirming no objection from the developer costs between AED 500 and AED 10,000 (+ VAT)

-The registration fee is AED 4,000 (+ VAT) for properties valued over AED 500,000, and AED 2,000 (+ VAT) for those below AED 500,000

-A 4% fee of the purchase price is paid to the Land Department for ownership transfer

-The mortgage registration fee (if applicable) is 0.25% of the loan amount

-The certificate of ownership costs AED 580

-Additional fees may apply for services or utility bills

-You make an initial deposit ranging from AED 5,000 to AED 37,000, depending on the property’s value, which counts toward the first installment.

-Subsequent installments are usually between 5% and 10% of the property value, paid every three months. These payment plans are often flexible and customized to meet the buyer’s needs.

-During the construction phase, you can register intermediate ownership for a fee of 4% of the purchase price, along with a AED 3,000 administration fee.

-It is also possible to purchase property in Dubai with no down payment.

The Dubai Land Department (DLD) imposes a 4% fee on the price of the property being purchased.

Yes, Dubai is experiencing strong economic growth, and rental returns are generally 7% or more.

Through escrow, a third party temporarily holds money or property until all specified conditions are achieved.

In a freehold, you completely own the land and the building; in a leasehold, you own just the building for a defined period.

The Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) is a government organization designed to prevent fraud and protect the interests of property owners.

The purchasing process is indeed flexible, and yes, installment payments are a popular choice.

DLD is a 4% fee paid during property purchases, and a waiver means the buyer is exempt from paying this fee.

There is no law that requires you to have a UAE bank account for property ownership.

It is possible to buy real estate with cryptocurrency, though some real estate companies may not accept it. You’ll need to verify with them.

Yes, you can cancel, but you’re required to notify 90 days in advance of the contract’s expiry.

The DLD fee (4% of property value)
Property registration charges
Mortgage registration costs
Agent’s commission
Conveyance fee
Property appraisal fee
Bank’s mortgage arrangement fee
Life insurance cost.

The Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is responsible for providing water and electricity throughout the city. Every resident deals with DEWA, and most services can be accessed online.

The process to activate DEWA service is easy: fill out the application form, submit the necessary documents, and pay both the security deposit and connection fee.
The application can be completed online by both landlords and tenants. Property owners will need to provide their certificate of ownership details, while tenants should enter their Ejari ID number.

No, you are not required to pay property tax on real estate in Dubai, even if you reside outside the UAE. The city doesn’t levy property taxes on its owners.

Yes, but the property must be valued at a minimum of AED 750,000.

While personal choice is important, we believe the best areas to consider are:

-Palm Jumeirah
-Dubai Marina
-Downtown
-Arabian Ranches
-Damac Hills
-Dubai Hills Estate

Yes, expatriates are allowed to purchase freehold property; there are no restrictions in this regard.

Emirates ID, passport and visa copies, the landlord’s passport copy, and the title deed.

Yes, individuals from all nationalities can invest, and there are no problems with that.

No, it’s not necessary.

These fees are paid by property owners to the management company for maintenance and services.

There’s no set timeframe; completing a purchase can take anywhere from four weeks to six months, and sometimes quicker with a strong initial offer.

Absolutely, many investors sell off-plan properties before they are completed and often make a nice profit. There are no restrictions.

BR is short for bedroom; 2BR would mean a property with two bedrooms.

A security deposit is generally 5% of the yearly rent and is refundable.

Off-plan means the property is not yet completed and is under development.

Personal Banking allows up to AED 300,000
Priority Banking up to AED 600,000
Private Banking up to AED 1 million.

There’s no VAT on residential properties; however, a 5% VAT is charged on commercial ones.

Ejari is a Dubai government initiative designed to regulate rentals and assist property buyers.

Yes, this is possible.

Yes, it’s fully legal to make a cash property purchase in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Buying off-plan can be a strategic move if you’re looking for both affordability and a faster return.

Companies are legally allowed to purchase and own real estate in the UAE.

Renting in Dubai may have its challenges, but working with a licensed and trusted RERA-certified broker ensures a secure process.
Leading consultants help manage everything—from initial paperwork to final handover—and even handle rentals in your absence.

The Golden Visa grants long-term residency for a period of 5 to 10 years.

Yes, but ensure that your dog is registered, vaccinated, and microchipped.

It’s definitely valuable to listen to your friend’s advice, especially since she’s in the property business and likely has a good understanding of the market. However, it’s important to also do your own research and perhaps consult with other experts, such as a real estate agent or a legal advisor. Real estate investments are significant, so getting multiple perspectives can help ensure you’re making an informed decision.