Buy Property in Dubai
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The process can feel overwhelming if you're not familiar with how things work here. We've walked clients through it countless times — here's what to expect, step by step.
Set Your Budget & Choose Your Area
Know what you can comfortably spend, then let us help you find the right community based on your goals — whether that's off-plan or ready.
Get Pre-Approved
Financing? Get mortgage pre-approval first — it defines your budget and shows sellers you're serious. Expect a 20–30% deposit depending on price.
Work With a RERA-Qualified Broker
We're fully RERA-licensed, so you're covered by Dubai Land Department rules and protections at every step.
Make an Offer
Once you find the right property, we help you make a serious offer backed by a 10% refundable deposit held in escrow.
Sign the MoU & Pay the Deposit
Both parties sign a Memorandum of Understanding (Form F), outlining the service charges, transfer timeline, and next steps.
Appoint a Conveyancer
Your legal safety net — verifying ownership, reviewing the title deed, and checking for unpaid fees before you commit further.
Get the NOC
We coordinate the developer's No Objection Certificate, confirming there are no outstanding service charges or disputes.
Block the Property
If there's a mortgage involved, we head to the Dubai Land Department to protect your position while payment is finalised.
Transfer the Property
Everyone signs off, cheques are handed over, and DLD registers your new title deed and keys. We're with you the whole way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? We're happy to walk you through anything to do with buying property in Dubai.
Ask Us DirectlyDo I need a RERA-licensed broker to buy in Dubai?
Yes — it's not optional. We're fully RERA-licensed, so you're protected by Dubai Land Department rules throughout, and you're welcome to ask for our Broker Registration Number anytime.
How much deposit do I need?
For a mortgage, expect 20% down on properties under AED 5M, and 30% above that. Cash buyers just need funds accessible in the UAE at transfer time.
What fees should I budget for?
Beyond your deposit, factor in a 4% DLD transfer fee, a 2% agency fee, and mortgage interest if financing — typically 3–4%.
What is a NOC and why do I need one?
A No Objection Certificate from the developer confirms there are no outstanding service charges or disputes before a resale property can be transferred. We coordinate this for you.
Can I buy property in Dubai remotely?
Yes. With Power of Attorney in place, we can manage viewings, paperwork, and the transfer process on your behalf if you can't be in Dubai in person.
Tell us your budget and what you're looking for — we'll shortlist homes worth your attention.