Frequently Asked Questions

All You Need to know

Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?

Yes, foreigners can buy freehold property in designated areas in Dubai. These areas offer complete ownership without the need for UAE residency.

Dubai offers high rental yields, a tax-free environment, world-class infrastructure, and a strategic location that connects East and West, making it an attractive destination for real estate investment.

Dubai has a range of options, including apartments, villas, townhouses, penthouses, and commercial spaces.

Yes, many banks in Dubai offer mortgage options to non-residents, though eligibility criteria and down payment requirements can vary.

Buyers generally pay a 4% transfer fee to the Dubai Land Department, plus a registration fee, agent commission (usually 2%), and any associated mortgage fees.

Buyers need a passport, Emirates ID (for residents), proof of address, and sometimes bank statements for financing approval.

Dubai has no property taxes or capital gains taxes, although there is a 4% transfer fee when buying property.

Working with a reputable, RERA-licensed real estate agent and using a registered conveyancer can help make the process smooth and transparent.

The DLD oversees all property transactions, ensuring they are legally registered, and collects applicable fees and transfer charges to keep the market regulated.

Rental yields in Dubai can range from 5-9%, depending on the location, property type, and demand.

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