Q1: Why should I invest in Dubai real estate?

Dubai is one of the most attractive real estate markets globally due to its tax-free environment, high rental yields, world-class infrastructure, and strategic location. The city also offers a safe and luxurious lifestyle, making it a hotspot for investors and homeowners alike.

Yes, foreigners can buy freehold properties in designated areas of Dubai. These areas include Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, and more. Foreign ownership laws allow expats to own property outright, including land and buildings.

  • Freehold: You own the property and the land it’s built on indefinitely.

  • Leasehold: You own the property for a specific period (usually 99 years), after which ownership reverts to the landowner.

  1. Choose a property that fits your budget and preferences.

  2. Reserve the property by paying a booking fee.

  3. Sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the seller.

  4. Transfer ownership at the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and pay the required fees.

  5. Register the property under your name.

  • Property price

  • Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee: 4% of the property value

  • Registration fees

  • Real estate agent commission (usually 2%)

  • Mortgage registration fees (if applicable)

Yes, foreigners can get a mortgage in Dubai, but the terms depend on your income, credit history, and the property value. Typically, banks finance up to 60% of the property value for expats.

  1. Hire a licensed real estate agent like Prominent Home Realty.

  2. List your property and set a competitive price.

  3. Market the property to potential buyers.

  4. Negotiate and finalize the sale agreement.

  5. Transfer ownership at the Dubai Land Department (DLD).

  • Real estate agent commission (usually 2%)

  • Dubai Land Department (DLD) transfer fees

  • Mortgage settlement fees (if applicable)

You can work with a real estate agent like Prominent Home Realty to find properties that match your budget and preferences. We’ll handle everything from property viewings to lease agreements.

Rent prices vary depending on the location and property type. For example:

  • Studio Apartment: AED 30,000–50,000/year

  • 1-Bedroom Apartment: AED 50,000–80,000/year

  • Villa: AED 120,000–300,000/year

A security deposit is typically 5% of the annual rent for unfurnished properties and 10% for furnished properties. It is refundable at the end of the tenancy, provided there is no damage to the property.

Some of the most popular areas for investment include:

  • Downtown Dubai: Iconic landmarks like Burj Khalifa and Dubai Mall.

  • Dubai Marina: Luxury waterfront living.

  • Palm Jumeirah: Exclusive villas and apartments.

  • Business Bay: A growing commercial and residential hub.

The average ROI for Dubai properties ranges from 5% to 10%, depending on the location and property type. Off-plan properties often offer higher returns due to lower initial costs.

Yes, you can rent out your property in Dubai. However, you must register the tenancy contract with the Dubai Land Department’s Ejari system.

Yes, buying a property worth at least AED 1 million makes you eligible for a residency visa. This visa is valid for 2 years and can be renewed as long as you own the property.

The Golden Visa is a long-term residency visa for investors, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals. Property investors can qualify by purchasing a property worth at least AED 2 million. The visa is valid for 5 or 10 years and is renewable.

  • We specialize in off-plan, secondary, and rental properties across Dubai.

  • Our team provides personalized, data-driven solutions tailored to your needs.

  • We offer end-to-end services, from property search to visa assistance.

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