Yes. Dubai allows full foreign freehold ownership in designated areas, which cover most of the city's popular communities, including off-plan and ready units.
Plans vary by developer, but a common structure is 10-20% on booking, further instalments tied to construction milestones, and the remainder on or after handover. We review the specific plan against the developer's delivery history before recommending anything.
No. We regularly handle purchases for overseas investors end-to-end, including power-of-attorney arrangements where needed, though a visit before signing is always encouraged if possible.
Budget for the Dubai Land Department transfer fee (4% of the purchase price), an admin fee to the developer or DLD, and if you use financing, bank arrangement and valuation fees. We walk through the exact breakdown for your specific purchase.
Property investment above the government-set threshold can qualify for a long-term residency visa. Requirements and thresholds are set by UAE authorities and can change, so we confirm current rules at the time of your purchase rather than quoting a fixed figure here.
We don't charge for advice. Our fee only applies when a transaction actually closes, which keeps our incentive aligned with getting you a deal that works, not just a deal.
It depends on your goals: off-plan generally means a lower entry price and a payment plan spread over time, but with construction and delivery risk; ready property means immediate possession and rental income, at a higher upfront cost. We help weigh this against your specific timeline and risk appetite.
Yes, including pricing strategy, buyer qualification and negotiation support, whether it's a unit you bought through us or elsewhere.
We're happy to go through your specific situation on a short call.
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