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We offer a wide range of properties, including apartments, villas, townhouses, commercial spaces, and off-plan projects. Whether you're looking to rent or buy, we have options to suit every lifestyle and budget.

Renting a property involves the following steps:

  • Property Search: Browse our listings or consult with our agents to find a suitable property.
  • Viewing: Schedule a viewing to inspect the property.
  • Agreement: Once you decide, we'll help you with the tenancy contract.
  • Payment: Typically, tenants pay rent through post-dated cheques along with a security deposit.
  • Move-in: After the paperwork is complete, you can move into your new home.

Foreigners can buy property in freehold areas designated by the Dubai government. The process includes:

  • Property Search: Identify the right property with our assistance.
  • Sales Agreement: Sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and pay a deposit.
  • Transfer: The sale is completed at the Dubai Land Department (DLD), where the property is transferred to your name.

When buying a property, you should consider:

  • Dubai Land Department (DLD) Fees: Approximately 4% of the property value.
  • Real Estate Agency Fees: Usually 2% of the property value.
  • Mortgage Fees: If applicable, including processing and valuation fees.

Freehold: You own the property and the land it stands on, with the right to sell, lease, or occupy.

Leasehold: You lease the property for a term of 10 to 99 years, but the land remains under the ownership of the freeholder.

Listing your property with us is simple:

Contact us via phone, email, or our online form.

Provide details and photos of your property.

Our agents will handle the rest, including marketing and finding the right buyers or tenants.

Dubai offers several advantages for real estate investors:

Tax-Free Income: No property taxes or capital gains taxes.

High Rental Yields: Competitive rental returns compared to other global cities.

Stable Market: A well-regulated market with strong infrastructure and a growing economy.

Renting: Valid passport, UAE visa, Emirates ID, and cheques for rent payment.

Buying: Passport copy, Emirates ID (for residents), proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval.

Yes, expatriates can apply for a mortgage in Dubai. The eligibility and terms vary depending on the bank, but typically you’ll need a steady income, a good credit history, and a down payment (usually 20-25% for expatriates).

You can reach our agents through:

WhatsApp : 00 97 1 561207050

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