Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?
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Yes. Dubai offers freehold ownership to foreign nationals in designated zones, including Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, JVC, Business Bay, Dubai Hills Estate, and Dubai Islands. No residency visa is required to purchase.
What is freehold ownership?
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Freehold means you own the property and the land it sits on indefinitely. This applies in over 60 designated areas across Dubai. It grants full rights to sell, lease, or occupy the property.
What are the typical costs of a property purchase?
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The main costs include: DLD registration fee (4% of purchase price), agency commission (typically 2%), NOC fee from the developer (AED 500–5,000), and conveyancing/trustee fees (approximately AED 4,000–6,000).
How does property management work?
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We handle tenant sourcing, Ejari registration, rent collection, maintenance coordination, and annual renewals. Our management fee is a percentage of annual rent, covering full operational oversight.
What is the Golden Visa program?
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The UAE Golden Visa grants a 10-year renewable residency for property purchases valued at AED 2 million or more, based on DLD valuation. Multiple properties, off-plan units, and mortgaged properties can count toward this threshold. The visa extends to family members and does not require a local sponsor.
Which areas do you focus on?
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We operate across Dubai's key property corridors, including JVC, Dubai Marina, Business Bay, Dubai Hills Estate, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Islands, Mina Rashid, La Mer, Jumeirah Islands, Jumeirah Living, and MBR City.
How long does a typical transaction take?
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A standard resale transaction takes 2–4 weeks from agreement to title transfer. Off-plan purchases can close within days of reservation. Mortgage approvals typically add 2–3 weeks.
What is off-plan purchasing?
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Off-plan means purchasing a property before or during construction, directly from the developer. It often comes with structured payment plans and pricing below completed market value.
