• Higher Rental Yields: Dubai offers rental yields ranging from 5-9%, significantly higher than in many mature real estate markets.
  • Affordability: Property prices per square foot in Dubai are lower than in many other global cities, making it an attractive location for owning prime real estate.
  • Visa Benefits: Dubai’s visa laws linked to property investment offer significant benefits. For properties valued above AED 1 million, you may qualify for a 2-year residency visa. For investments above AED 5 million, a 5-year residency visa may be available, and for those above AED 10 million, a 10-year residency visa could be granted.
  • Tax Advantages: Dubai’s favorable tax environment, including the absence of property taxes and stamp duties, makes it an exceptionally attractive place for real estate investment.
  • Location: Proximity to transport, education, and amenities.
  • Facilities and Amenities: Availability of high-quality community services and features.
  • Size and Quality: Ensure the property meets your space and design preferences.
  • Market Conditions: Timing your purchase to align with favorable market conditions.
  • Maintenance Costs: Understanding ongoing maintenance and service fees.
  1. Agreement on Terms: Buyer and seller agree on the property terms.
  2. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU): A MOU is signed, and a deposit (typically 10%) is paid.
  3. No Objection Certificate (NOC): Both parties meet at the developer’s office to apply for a NOC, necessary for the property sale.
  4. Payment of Fees: The NOC is usually issued after ensuring all service charges are settled, often against a fee.
  5. Transfer of Ownership: The Dubai Land Department processes the ownership transfer. The purchase price is paid via a manager’s cheque to the seller on the transfer date. A new title deed is then issued in the buyer’s name.