The key to financial success and long-term stability
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Dubai is not just a city, it is the financial center of the future. Tax benefits, a stable currency, unique opportunities for long-term investments, and rising real estate prices make this market one of the most attractive in the world. By investing in property here, you are not just purchasing square meters, but gaining access to one of the most dynamic and profitable markets.
No income or property tax for investors
Rising real estate prices, high rental yields
Access to international markets and investments
Transparent legislation and protection of property owners' rights
You can select a property remotely or in person by visiting Dubai. We will provide offers from our own database of properties from trusted developers.
After selecting the property, the process of paying the booking fee and awaiting the sale and purchase agreement (SPA) from the developer begins.
The amount of the first installment depends on the payment plan of the specific development and is usually 10 or 20% of the property value.
Once all the documents are in place, registration takes about one day. After that, the buyer receives the Title Deed (proof of ownership).
Yes, foreigners can buy property in Dubai, but only in certain areas where property ownership is allowed for foreign investors. These are typically prestigious areas with highly developed infrastructure and amenities.
Foreigners can buy property in freehold areas, such as Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), and other popular areas. These zones are designated for investors, including foreign nationals.
Foreigners can purchase various types of properties, including apartments, villas, townhouses, and commercial properties (offices, shops, and warehouses). Villas and apartments are especially popular for long-term living and renting out.
Property prices in Dubai vary widely depending on the area, type of property, and its condition. For example, the average cost of an apartment can start from 700,000 AED for small apartments in less expensive areas, to several million dirhams for luxury properties in premium locations such as Palm Jumeirah or Downtown Dubai.
Yes, foreigners can obtain a mortgage in Dubai, but the terms depend on the type of residency. For non-residents, an initial payment of 40% is usually required, while for UAE residents, it is 20-30%. Mortgage terms may vary depending on the bank, but generally, mortgages are offered for up to 25 years.
There is no property tax in Dubai, but a government fee of 4% of the property value is charged when purchasing property. Additional costs may include registration fees, processing costs, and legal services.
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