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Buying property step by step
From the first consultation to key handover, the standard Dubai purchase involves: shortlisting, reservation, SPA signing, staged payments, and DLD registration. Every stage has a clear timeline and paperwork — we walk you through each one.
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Buying from abroad
Foreign buyers can complete a purchase without ever flying to Dubai, via a legally registered power of attorney and secure international transfers. We coordinate the paperwork on both ends.
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The Golden Visa
A Dubai property purchase of AED 2 million (approx. USD 545,000) or more qualifies the owner for a 10-year renewable Golden Visa — including family sponsorship. The visa does not require you to live in the UAE and can be applied for once the title deed is issued.
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Financing options
UAE banks offer mortgages to non-resident buyers, typically up to 50 – 60 % LTV on ready properties, with rates in the 4 – 6 % range. Off-plan is usually paid via developer payment plans instead. We introduce clients to trusted mortgage brokers when relevant.
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Renting out your property
Long-term (annual contracts, Ejari-registered) or short-term (holiday home license) — both are legal and profitable, each with different tax and operational implications. We introduce clients to reliable property managers.
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Selling your property
Selling in Dubai is straightforward: valuation, listing, NOC from the developer, and DLD transfer. Off-plan units can also be resold before handover — often with significant appreciation.
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Legal essentials
Freehold ownership, DLD registration, Oqood for off-plan, RERA regulation, escrow-protected payments, and the Rental Dispute Center for tenancy issues — Dubai has a comprehensive legal framework that protects buyers when used properly.