Find Your Luxury Home in Dubai

Dubai continues to offer some of the highest gross rental yields of any major global city — typically 5–8% — alongside zero property tax and no capital gains tax. Population growth, visa reform, and constrained prime supply have supported prices, though like any market it moves in cycles, so buy with a 3–5 year horizon.

Yes. Foreign nationals of any nationality can buy, sell, and lease property with full ownership rights in Dubai's designated freehold areas, which include Dubai Marina, Downtown, Palm Jumeirah, JVC, and most new communities. Title deeds are issued directly by the Dubai Land Department.

A property investment of AED 2 million or more qualifies you for a 10-year renewable UAE Golden Visa, which also covers your spouse and children. The threshold can be met with a single property or a combination, including mortgaged and off-plan purchases from approved developers.

Budget roughly 7–8% on top of the purchase price: a 4% Dubai Land Department transfer fee, a 2% agency commission plus VAT, trustee office fees of around AED 4,000, and mortgage registration of 0.25% of the loan if you are financing.

Developers collect the price in instalments linked to construction milestones — for example 20% on booking, 40–60% during construction, and the balance on handover. Some offer post-handover plans stretching 2–5 years after completion. All payments go into a DLD-regulated escrow account.

Yes. Our leasing team manages the full rental cycle — marketing, tenant screening, Ejari registration, and renewals — and we offer annual property management for landlords who want a fully hands-off investment.