About Me
Your Trusted Dubai Real Estate Advisor
With a proven track record in Dubai’s dynamic real estate market, I offer personalized solutions for buyers, sellers, and investors. My expertise, integrity, and dedication ensure a seamless experience and successful transactions.
I am committed to understanding my clients’ needs, offering expert advice, and guiding them through every step—whether they’re searching for a dream home, looking to sell, or investing in Dubai’s lucrative property market.
My Vision
Empowering real estate decisions with trust, transparency, and expertise to redefine the property experience in Dubai and beyond.
My Mission
Delivering seamless property solutions with expert guidance, ensuring clients maximize their investments with confidence and peace of mind.
My Value
Integrity, excellence, and customer focus—building long-term relationships through honesty, expertise, and unparalleled service.
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Common Questions
Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?
Yes, foreigners can legally buy, own, and sell property in Dubai. There’s no requirement for UAE residency, and ownership can be in an individual’s name or through a company. Buyers also have access to financing options, and the process is straightforward with proper documentation and they can own the property fully without the need for a local sponsor.
What are the benefits of investing in Dubai real estate?
Dubai offers high rental yields (5-8% on average), zero property tax, a strategic location, and strong capital appreciation. The city also has a growing economy, world-class infrastructure, and investor-friendly regulations.
What are the costs associated with buying a property in Dubai?
Apart from the property price, buyers need to consider:
- Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee: 4% of the property value
- Real estate agency commission: Typically 2%
- Trustee Fee: for property registration in Dubai is AED 4,200.
- Property maintenance fees: Depends on the community
Can I get residency in Dubai by buying a property?
Yes, Dubai offers residency visas for property investors:
- 2-year visa: For properties worth AED 750,000+
- 10-year Golden Visa: For investments of AED 2 million+
These visas allow investors to live, work, and sponsor their families in the UAE.
How can I finance a property in Dubai as a foreigner?
Foreigners can get a mortgage from local banks in Dubai. but with some conditions:
- A minimum 20–25% down payment is usually required.
- You’ll need to provide proof of income, passport, and bank statements.
- Mortgage terms range from 15 to 25 years.
- Choose between fixed or variable interest rates.
Getting pre-approval before property hunting is highly recommended.
How is rental income taxed in Dubai?
Dubai has zero property tax and zero income tax on rental earnings. However, rental property owners may pay:
- 5% VAT (only for commercial properties)
- Annual service and maintenance fees
Residential rental income remains tax-free.
What are the best areas to invest in Dubai?
Some of the best areas for investment, based on ROI and demand, include:
- Luxury market: Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina
- High rental yields: Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC), Business Bay, Arjan
- Long-term growth: Dubai Creek Harbour, Emaar South, Al Furjan
What is the process of buying a property in Dubai?
Choose a property and agree on price and terms with the seller.
- Sign Contract B with your agent to begin the buying process.
- Sign Contract F (Sale & Purchase Agreement) with the seller and pay a 10% deposit.
- Apply for a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer.
- Finalize the deal at the Dubai Land Department by paying the remaining amount, fees, and receiving the Title Deed.
