FAQs
Read most frequent questions
1. What types of properties do you offer?
We offer a curated selection of residential, commercial, and luxury properties, including apartments, villas, branded residences, and investment-focused developments across Dubai.
2. Can non-residents buy property in Dubai?
Yes, non-residents are allowed to purchase freehold properties in designated areas across Dubai.
3. Is Dubai a good location for property investment?
Dubai offers a stable economy, investor-friendly regulations, strong rental demand, and tax advantages, making it a popular global investment destination.
4. How secure is property ownership in Dubai?
Dubai has a transparent and regulated property market governed by the Dubai Land Department, ensuring buyer protection.
5. Do you provide property management services?
We can connect clients with trusted property management providers for leasing, maintenance, and tenant management.
1. Do you specialize in off-plan properties?
Yes, we specialize in off-plan developments from reputable developers, offering flexible payment plans and strong investment potential.
2. What are the benefits of buying off-plan property?
Off-plan properties often come with attractive pricing, flexible payment plans, capital appreciation potential, and access to new, high-quality developments.
3. Can I sell my property before completion?
In many cases, off-plan properties can be resold before completion, subject to developer terms and market conditions.
4. What is the typical payment plan structure?
Payment plans vary by project and developer but commonly include milestone-based or post-handover payment structures.
5. How do I know if an off-plan developer is trustworthy?
We work exclusively with developers registered with the Dubai Land Department and RERA, ensuring all off-plan projects meet regulatory standards and escrow requirements that protect buyer funds.
1. Are there any property taxes in Dubai?
Dubai does not impose annual property taxes. Buyers typically pay a one-time registration fee at the time of purchase.
2. What additional costs should I consider when buying property?
Additional costs may include registration fees, administrative charges, and service fees, depending on the project.
3. What rental yields can I expect in Dubai?
Rental yields vary by location and property type, but Dubai is known for competitive returns compared to many global markets.
4. Are short-term rentals allowed?
Yes, short-term rentals are permitted in many areas, subject to registration and compliance with local regulations.
5. Is there a transfer fee when buying property in Dubai?
Yes, the Dubai Land Department charges a 4% transfer fee on the purchase price at the time of registration, which is typically split between buyer and seller unless otherwise agreed.
1. Can I obtain residency through property ownership?
Yes, property ownership above certain thresholds may qualify buyers for long-term residency visas, subject to government regulations.
2. What is the minimum property value required to qualify for a UAE Golden Visa?
Real estate investors with qualifying property holdings valued at AED 2 million or more may be eligible to apply for a 10-year UAE Golden Visa, subject to current federal immigration criteria and approval requirements.
3. Can I sponsor my family members under a property investor visa?
Eligible investor visa holders may generally sponsor immediate family members, subject to prevailing UAE immigration regulations.
4. Does the property need to be fully paid to qualify for a residency visa?
For most visa categories, the property must be fully paid or meet a minimum equity threshold. Off-plan properties under construction may not qualify until a certain payment milestone is reached.
5. How long does the residency visa application process take?
Processing times vary based on application completeness and government processing timelines.
1. Do you assist with property financing or mortgages?
We can guide clients through available mortgage and financing options via trusted banking partners in the UAE.
2. Do you assist with property financing or mortgages?
Yes, non-residents can apply for mortgages through select UAE banks, though eligibility criteria, down payment requirements, and interest rates may differ from those offered to UAE residents.
3. What is the typical down payment required for a property mortgage in Dubai?
Down payment requirements vary depending on residency status, property value, and lender policy. UAE residents commonly require at least 20%, while non-residents often require higher initial contributions.
4. How long can a mortgage term be in Dubai?
Mortgage terms in the UAE can extend up to 25 years, depending on the borrower’s age, income profile, and the lending institution’s terms and conditions.
5. What documents are typically required to apply for a mortgage in Dubai?
Standard documentation usually includes a valid passport, proof of income or salary certificates, bank statements, and property details. Requirements may vary by bank and residency status.
