Dubai’s real estate market is transparent and presents a compelling return on investment (ROI) for buyers and investors. It stands out as an ideal market for investment due to the following  reasons:

1. Tax-Free Incomes: Enjoy the benefit of tax-free incomes, enhancing financial gains for investors.
2. Top-notch Infrastructure and Diversified Economies:
   Dubai boasts excellent infrastructure and diverse economic opportunities, contributing to its appeal as a prime investment destination.
3. High Property Income: The income generated from properties in Dubai rivals that of cosmopolitan cities such as London and New York.
4. High Living Standards and Excellent Living Conditions:
   Dubai offers high living standards with excellent living conditions, making it an attractive choice for residents and investors alike.
5. Safe and Secure Environment: Recognized for its safety and security, Dubai provides a family-friendly environment, adding to its allure for families seeking stability and well-being.

Everyone, including non-residents, including expatriate residents and foreign investors, are allowed to buy residential or commercial property in Dubai.

Buying

You will only have to pay 4% DLD while buying an off-plan property in Dubai. If you are buying a ready property, then you will have to pay a 4% DLD fee, an AED 580 admin fee, & 2% real estate agent fees.

Selling

Similar to the absence of taxes, there are no selling fees associated with selling a property. The selling agent or agents handle all advertising expenses, and their fees are typically charged to the buyer through an agency fee.

Dubai has several popular residential areas, including Downtown Dubai with its luxurious apartments and villas, Dubai Marina with waterfront properties, Jumeirah Beach Residence with beachfront options, Palm Jumeirah with exclusive beachfront villas, Arabian Ranches with spacious villas, Jumeirah Village Circle with affordable properties, and Arjan with a mix of residential and commercial properties.

1. Cash: Buyers can pay for the property in cash, either with local currency or other accepted currencies such as US/CAD dollars or euros.

2. Bank transfer: Buyers can also transfer funds directly from their bank account to the seller’s account to complete the transaction.

3. Cheque: Cheques can also be used to pay for a property purchase in Dubai, although there may be restrictions on the use of post-dated cheques.

4. Cryptocurrencies: Some developers and real estate agents have started exploring the use of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin as an option for payment.

Yes, we offer services such as property marketing, tenant screening and selection, rent collection, lease management, maintenance, and repair coordination, and financial reporting.