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Investing in Dubai’s real estate market can be highly rewarding, but it’s essential to make informed decisions. Here are some frequently asked questions to guide you.
Off-Plan Properties - Lower entry costs, flexible payment plans, and high potential for capital appreciation.
Ready Properties - Immediate rental income and no waiting period for construction.
Commercial Properties - High returns from office spaces, retail units, and warehouses in prime locations.
Downtown Dubai - Iconic location with luxury properties.
Dubai Marina - Waterfront living with high rental demand.
Palm Jumeirah - Exclusive island with premium villas and apartments.
Business Bay - A growing hub for commercial and residential investments.
Dubai Hills Estate - Family-friendly community with strong capital growth.
Property Price - The base cost of the property.
Dubai Land Department (DLD) Fees - 4% of the property value.
Agent Fees - Typically 2% of the purchase price.
Mortgage Fees - If applicable, including registration and processing fees.
Service Charges - Annual fees for maintenance and amenities.
Off-Plan - Ideal for long-term investors seeking lower entry costs and higher capital appreciation.
Ready Properties - Suitable for those looking for immediate rental income or quick resale opportunities.
Passport Copies - Clear copies of your passport (and UAE residency visa, if applicable).
Emirates ID - Copy of your Emirates ID (for UAE residents).
No Objection Certificate (NOC) - If you’re a UAE resident, an NOC from your employer may be required.
Proof of Income - Bank statements or salary certificates to demonstrate financial stability (if applying for a mortgage).
Sale Agreement - Signed contract between the buyer and seller.
Mortgage Documents (if applicable) - Approval letter from the bank and mortgage offer details.
Power of Attorney (POA) - If someone is representing you, a notarized POA is required.
Trade License - Copy of the company’s valid trade license.
Board Resolution - Authorizing the property purchase on behalf of the company.
Passport Copies - Of the company’s authorized signatory.
Memorandum of Association (MOA) - Outlining the company’s ownership structure.
Title Deed - Proof of ownership of the property.
Passport Copies - Of the seller (and UAE residency visa, if applicable).
Emirates ID - Copy of the seller’s Emirates ID (for UAE residents).
Mortgage NOC - If the property is mortgaged, a No Objection Certificate from the bank is required.
Service Charge Clearance Certificate - Proof that all service charges are paid up to date.
Dubai Land Department (DLD) Forms - Required for property registration and transfer.
Payment Receipts - Proof of payment for the property and associated fees.
Agent Agreement - If using a real estate broker, a signed agreement with the agent.
Reserve the Property - Pay a deposit and sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Sign the Sale Agreement - Formalize the transaction with a contract.
Transfer Ownership - Submit documents to the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and pay the 4% transfer fee.
Receive Title Deed - Once the transaction is complete, the DLD will issue the title deed in your name.
Market Insights - Up-to-date trends and investment opportunities.
Personalized Advice - Tailored solutions to meet your goals.
End-to-End Support - From property selection to paperwork and beyond.
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