Because it just makes sense — here’s why: Strong rental returns – average yields are around 7–12%, which beats most big cities. No property tax – what you earn is what you keep. Residency perks – owning property can get you a long-term UAE visa. Stable, future-ready economy – with top-tier infrastructure and global investor trust. Full freedom over your money – repatriate profits anytime, no restrictions.

If you invest at least AED 2 million in Dubai real estate, you're eligible to apply for a 10-year Golden Visa. A few things to keep in mind: The property should be fully owned (not mortgaged beyond a certain limit) It can be off-plan, but certain conditions apply Joint ownership is possible (e.g. with a spouse), as long as your share meets the minimum threshold The process is straightforward, but there are some details that matter. Want to now if you qualify? Get in touch and we’ll walk you through it.

It’s more straightforward than you might think. Here’s how it works: Choose your property and sign the Sales Agreement. Pay the deposit to secure your purchase. Legal checks & registration – we’ll help you handle everything with the Dubai Land Department (DLD). Settle the final payment and receive your official title deed. We’ll guide you through each step to make sure everything runs smoothly — no guesswork, no surprises.

Aside from the property price itself, here are the main costs to keep in mind: Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee: 4% of the property value Agent commission: Typically around 2% Registration fee: Usually between AED 2,000–5,000 Mortgage setup fee (if applicable): Around 1% of the loan amount Service charges: Ongoing fees for building maintenance — depends on the property and location It's a good idea to budget around 7–8% extra on top of the property price to cover everything comfortably.