FAQ’s & Latest Answer
How do I verify a property before buying?
Check the property title deed, verify the developer’s credibility, and ensure the project is registered with the Dubai Land Department.
Can I get residency through property investment?
Yes. Investing in property over a certain value (usually AED 750,000 or more) may qualify for a property-based residency visa in Dubai.
What is the process of buying off-plan properties?
Buying off-plan involves booking the property with a down payment, paying through the developer’s payment plan, and receiving the property upon completion. Ensure the developer is registered with RERA.
Is it safe to invest in Dubai real estate?
Dubai’s real estate market is regulated by RERA, making it secure and transparent. Popular areas offer strong rental yields and long-term capital appreciation.
How do I get a mortgage in Dubai?
Mortgages are available for residents and non-residents. Generally, banks provide up to 80% financing for residents and up to 50–60% for non-residents, depending on eligibility and income.
Can I rent out my property in Dubai?
Can I rent out my property in Dubai?
Yes. Dubai has a thriving rental market, and owners can register their properties with platforms like RERA and Dubai Land Department to rent legally.
Are there additional fees when buying property in Dubai?
Are there additional fees when buying property in Dubai?
- Yes. Buyers usually pay:
- 4% Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee
- Agency/real estate commission (2% – 5%)
- Service charges (for maintenance of common areas)
How do I pay for a property in Dubai?
Payments are typically made through a combination of down payment and mortgage installments (if applicable). Developers may also offer flexible payment plans.
What is the average property price in Dubai?
Property prices vary by location, size, and type. For example:
Downtown Dubai: AED 1.5M – AED 15M
Dubai Marina: AED 1M – AED 7M
Arabian Ranches: AED 2M – AED 10M
Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?
Yes, foreigners can buy property in designated freehold areas with full ownership rights. Leasehold properties are available for a limited period, usually 99 years.
What types of properties are available in Dubai?
Dubai offers a variety of properties including apartments, villas, townhouses, penthouses, and plots of land in both freehold and leasehold areas.
