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Real Estate FAQs
No, you do not need a UAE residence permit to buy property in Dubai.
You'll typically pay a 4% property transfer fee, plus roughly 0.25% registration, along with any legal or mortgage-related expenses.
We partner directly with developers and have access to both off-plan and secondary market listings, offering our clients exclusive and pre-market opportunities.
Absolutely—our team supports clients with legal documentation, visa processes, and property registration from start to finish.
Dubai offers attractive rental yields—typically between 6% and 8% annually—thanks to high demand and a tax-free environment.
We’re committed to full transparency—sharing all costs upfront, guiding you through legal due diligence, and supporting you until handover.
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