Frequently Asked Questions

Dubai • Abu Dhabi • Sharjah • Ajman

ِAbout Off-Plan

An off-plan property refers to real estate that is sold before it is fully constructed or in its early development stages. It is an ideal investment choice as it offers lower prices than ready-made properties and has the potential for appreciation once construction is completed. With our company as your trusted real estate partner, we ensure you access the best opportunities and secure transactions every step of the way.

  • With our extensive experience in the UAE real estate market, we offer you access to a range of trusted and premium off-plan projects from reputable developers. We assist you in verifying all guarantees and offers while providing accurate market evaluations and investment analysis to ensure your investment is successful and risk-free.

  1. Extensive expertise and in-depth knowledge of the UAE real estate market.
  2. A wide range of trusted projects and premium property options.
  3. Flexible payment plans and strong developer guarantees.
  4. Accurate advice to help you make informed and strategic investment decisions.
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  • With our professional team that has full knowledge of the real estate market, we work with you to identify your investment goals and recommend projects that fit your budget and future aspirations. We are committed to making your purchasing experience simple, secure, and hassle-free.

  • We work with you to ensure a comprehensive and transparent purchase agreement that outlines all terms and conditions. We review the developer’s guarantees with you and help you make legally sound and risk-free decisions.

  • Yes, thanks to our partnerships with leading real estate developers in the UAE, we can offer you flexible and tailored payment plans that allow you to purchase your desired property without needing to pay a large sum upfront.

  • Through our thorough market analysis and continuous evaluation of current and upcoming projects, we help you select the property that guarantees you the highest possible returns with minimal risk.

  • Thanks to our extensive network of relationships with the best developers in the market, we verify their background, performance, and guarantees. We ensure complete transparency in all steps of your purchase journey.

General Questions

  • Real Estate Agent: This is a person who helps buy or rent properties, typically working with a company or as part of a team.
  • Real Estate Broker: A broker has higher qualifications and is responsible for managing real estate transactions, supervising agents, and can work directly with clients to complete deals.

  • You can determine the value of your property through:

    1. Hiring a property valuation expert.
    2. Comparing your property to similar sales in the same area.
    3. Consulting brokers or real estate appraisal companies that provide official reports.
  • The cost depends on several factors:
      • The location of the property (city center, suburbs, or tourist areas).
      • The type of property (apartment, villa, office).
      • The size of the property and its area.
      • Legal fees (registration fees and service costs).
  • The basic steps include:
      1. Searching for the right property through an agent or trusted platforms.
      2. Verifying the legal documents for the property.
      3. Securing financing if needed.
      4. Negotiating with the seller.
      5. Signing the sale agreement.
      6. Completing the registration process with the Real Estate Registration Department.

Yes, foreigners are allowed to buy property in certain designated areas like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ras Al Khaimah, and Ajman.

These areas are known for being investor-friendly and allow foreigners to own residential and investment properties.

  • Real Estate Registration Fees: Typically range between 4-7%, depending on the emirate.
  • Service fees (in some residential communities).
  • Transfer fees and property appraisal fees.

There are several types of real estate for investment in the UAE:

    • Residential properties: Apartments, villas, and standalone houses.
    • Commercial properties: Offices, retail spaces, or commercial buildings.
    • Tourist and investment properties: Hotels, resorts, and tourism-related developments.
  • Monthly rental income.
  • Appreciation of the property’s value over time.
  • Consistent returns from real estate investments.
  • Diversification in investment and the security of tangible assets.
  • Apply to banks or financial institutions in the UAE.
  • Provide documentation showing your monthly income and ability to pay installments.
  • Verify your credit history as part of the application process.
  • You can apply for financing through a broker or financial institution directly.
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  • Ensure the following:
    1. Legal documentation is accurate and up-to-date.
    2. The property is free of any legal disputes.
    3. Assess the condition of the property and its infrastructure.
    4. Examine the property thoroughly for structural or maintenance issues.

The leasing process includes:

  1. Verifying the identity of the landlord and tenant.
  2. Negotiating rental terms (monthly rent, lease duration, and deposit).
  3. Signing the lease agreement.
  4. Registering the lease agreement with the relevant government agency.

Yes, the UAE real estate market is considered one of the most stable and trustworthy markets due to clear government policies, a diversified economy, political stability, and continuous demand for real estate.

The most popular investment areas in the UAE include:

  1. Dubai (such as Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, and Jumeirah).
  2. Abu Dhabi (such as Saadiyat Island and Al Reem Island).
  3. Ras Al Khaimah, Ajman, and Sharjah.

Question about selling

    1. Verify the legal documents of the property.
    2. Contract a trusted real estate agent.
    3. Determine the property’s price based on market evaluation.
    4. Market the property effectively across various platforms.
    5. Negotiate with the buyer and reach an agreement.
    6. Complete the transfer and registration process with the official authorities.

  • By:

    1. Market appraisals conducted by experts.
    2. Comparing your property to similar sales in the same area.
    3. Consulting a real estate agent with experience in the local market.

  • The time depends on several factors such as location, condition of the property, current market demand, and the desired sale price. The process can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months.

    1. Title deed.
    2. Identity card.
    3. Property valuation reports.
    4. Any legal documents proving ownership of the property.

Question about renting

    1. Verify the identity of both landlord and tenant.
    2. Negotiate the rental terms (rental amount, lease duration, and deposit).
    3. Sign the lease agreement.
    4. Register the lease agreement with the relevant government authority.

  • The typical lease duration ranges between 6 months to a year or longer, depending on the agreement between the parties.

    1. Security deposit (typically ranges between 5-10% of the rental amount).
    2. Registration fees with the relevant government authority.
    3. Maintenance fees (if applicable).

  • Yes, a rental contract can be extended if both the landlord and tenant agree to it. The agreement should be in writing.

    1. The right to live in a safe and habitable property.
    2. The right to property maintenance when necessary.
    3. The right to privacy while residing in the property.

    1. Yes, under the rules and regulations of each emirate, a landlord can increase the rental amount at a specified rate as per local laws.

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