Who we are

We Transform the UAE Real Estate Property Market

Navigating the process of finding and acquiring a property in Dubai can be perplexing, challenging, and overwhelming. When it comes to making a purchase, securing a seasoned and reliable real estate broker is even more crucial than simply finding the perfect property. An experienced real estate broker can save you time and money while easing your stress. Our team brings over 50 years of collective experience in Dubai’s real estate market, specializing not only in property transactions (buying, selling, and renting), but also in project development, joint ventures, project financing, and marketing.

We have a deep understanding of our clients’ unique needs and lifestyles, allowing us to offer the best options. What sets us apart is our distinct approach to client service. Whether you’re purchasing your dream home or investing, we’re with you every step of the way— from facilitating the handover process to finding the right tenant and managing your property with care and expertise.

Our Services

Real Estate leasing Brokerage
Real Estate Purchase & Sale Brokerage
Self-Owned Property Management Services
Real Estate lease & Management Services
land & Real Estate Purchase & Sale

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know, all in one place.

Can foreigners buy property in the UAE?

Yes, foreigners can purchase property in the UAE, but regulations vary by emirate: • Dubai: Foreigners can buy freehold properties in designated areas such as Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Marina. • Abu Dhabi: Non-UAE nationals can own property in designated investment zones. • Sharjah: Foreigners are allowed to acquire property on a leasehold basis for up to 100 years.

Do I get a residency visa if I buy property in the UAE?

Yes, purchasing property in the UAE can make you eligible for a residency visa, subject to certain conditions: • Dubai: Buying a property worth at least AED 750,000 can qualify you for a 3-year renewable residency visa. • Golden Visa: Investing AED 2 million or more in property may make you eligible for a 10-year Golden Visa. Note that visa regulations are subject to change, and it’s advisable to consult with the Dubai Land Department or a legal advisor for the most current information.

Is there property tax in the UAE?

The UAE does not impose property taxes. However, buyers should be aware of the following fees: • Dubai Land Department (DLD) Fee: 4% of the property’s purchase price. • Registration Fee: Approximately AED 4,000. • Agency Commission: Typically 2% of the purchase price. • Maintenance Fees: Annual service charges vary depending on the property and .

What should I check before buying property in Dubai?

Before purchasing property in Dubai, consider the following: • Ownership Type: Ensure the property is in a designated freehold area where foreigners can own property. • Developer Reputation: Research the developer’s track record for timely delivery and quality. • Legal Documentation: Verify the title deed and ensure there are no outstanding mortgages or disputes. • Service Charges: Understand the annual maintenance fees and what they cover. • and Amenities: Assess the property’s proximity to essential services and its potential for appreciation. • Financing Options: Explore mortgage options and get pre-approval if necessary. • Legal Assistance: Engage a legal advisor to review contracts and ensure compliance with local laws.

What is the step-by-step process of buying real estate in Dubai?

1. Budget Assessment: Determine your financial capacity and explore mortgage options if needed. 2. Property Search: Identify suitable properties in preferred s. 3. Viewing and Selection: Visit shortlisted properties and select the one that meets your criteria. 4. Agreement Signing: Sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the seller, outlining the terms. 5. Deposit Payment: Pay a deposit, usually 10% of the purchase price. 6. Finalizing Financing: Secure mortgage approval, if applicable. 7. NOC Acquisition: Obtain a No Objection Certificate from the developer. 8. Transfer of Ownership: Complete the transaction at the Dubai Land Department and receive the title deed.

What should I check before buying property in Dubai?

Before purchasing property in Dubai, consider the following: • Ownership Type: Ensure the property is in a designated freehold area where foreigners can own property. • Developer Reputation: Research the developer’s track record for timely delivery and quality. • Legal Documentation: Verify the title deed and ensure there are no outstanding mortgages or disputes. • Service Charges: Understand the annual maintenance fees and what they cover. • and Amenities: Assess the property’s proximity to essential services and its potential for appreciation. • Financing Options: Explore mortgage options and get pre-approval if necessary. • Legal Assistance: Engage a legal advisor to review contracts and ensure compliance with local laws.

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