Frequently Asked Questions
Question about selling
Yes, non-UAE nationals can buy property in designated freehold areas across Dubai with full ownership rights.
Yes, an older home can offer excellent value compared to a new home. Older properties are often more spacious, located in established communities, and priced more competitively. However, they may require higher maintenance or renovation costs. New homes typically offer modern designs, energy efficiency, and lower initial maintenance, but often come at a higher purchase price. The best value depends on your budget, lifestyle, and long-term goals.
Yes, property values can decrease due to market conditions, location changes, oversupply, or poor maintenance. However, well-located and well-maintained properties in Dubai tend to perform well long term.
Dubai offers competitive property prices, high rental yields, tax-free income, and strong infrastructure, making it an attractive investment market.
Typical costs include a 4% Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee, agency commission, registration fees, and possible mortgage-related charges.
According to your requirements we provide expert market knowledge, transparent advice, personalized service, and end-to-end support throughout your property journey.
The timeline varies based on pricing, location, and market demand, but properties priced correctly can sell within weeks.
Question about renting
This depends on your financial goals, length of stay, and market conditions. Our team can help you decide based on your situation.
Rental increases are regulated by RERA and depend on the RERA Rental Index and proper notice periods.
Usually, utilities such as DEWA, internet, and cooling charges are paid separately by the tenant unless stated otherwise in the contract.
Landlords can file a case with the Rental Dispute Settlement Centre (RDSC) to resolve non-payment issues.
A property management company can handle tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, and legal compliance, saving time and reducing risk.