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Dubai is an excellent place to live and work for a number of reasons, including its high standard of living, the lack of property and business taxes, the amazing lifestyle it provides with its upscale restaurants, high-end shopping centers, and private beaches, as well as its rich cultural heritage and desert landscapes.

These days, investors can choose from a wide range of options in Dubai’s off-plan and ready-to-move-in real estate markets. Due to the government’s weekly reporting of record-breaking transactions, Dubai’s secondary real estate sales market has grown on a scale never seen before

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An Investor's Checklist When Buying a Property in Dubai

A Checklist for Purchasing Real Estate in Dubai

Since the real estate market in Dubai differs greatly from that of other nations, it is essential that you deal with a reliable real estate agent in Dubai who is also registered with the Dubai Land Department and the Dubai Real Estate Authority. When you wish to buy, be sure to get an agent’s real estate license before giving them any requirements.

The last thing you want is for the value of the real estate you purchase to decline over time. Does the property’s value have a chance of declining over time? Will you keep something for the rest of your life or will you sell it when a specific amount of years have passed? You should always ask the real estate broker you are working with this question in order to set expectations prior to making a purchase, depending on how you plan to use the property. A property will typically yield a rental return of between 5% and 10% on average.

Only United Arab Emirates nationals were formerly able to lawfully own real estate in Dubai. However, Regulation No. 3, which established specific areas in which non-citizens are allowed to buy property, was adopted by the government in 2006. It is acceptable for non-locals to purchase freehold property in certain locations. The majority of “new Dubai’s” neighborhoods, notably Emirates Hills, Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, and Jumeirah Lakes Towers, are home to significant freehold estates.

It usually takes thirty days from the date of the sales contract or Memorandum of Understanding’s signature by both the buyer and the seller for the title deed to be transferred. There should always be a Trustee Office in Dubai for the property transfer.

Conversely, off-plan real estate transactions normally happen in one (1) to three (3) days, given that the buyer pays the first deposit and submits the necessary paperwork to create a Sales and Purchase Agreement. The Buyer will receive an Oqood once they have signed the Sales and Purchase Agreement.

It is crucial for someone acquiring real estate to take the community’s facilities into account before making a decision. The realtor should take into account features like parks, schools, and hospitals, among others, for a customer who is wanting to buy for end use.

Customers can be confident that we have their best interests at heart and will customize our recommendations based on their needs because our agents at Tinybrick Properties Properties are aware that every customer has distinct requirements depending on their lifestyle.

At the moment of the property transfer, the title deed must be accessible for a customer to purchase a ready property. Property transfers are carried out at a government agency in Dubai and usually take 30 days from the moment the MOU is signed.

There is usually a payment plan attached to the purchase of an off-plan property for a customer, with the full payment of the property due on the handover date. If you are buying an off-plan property, the developer should get ready to execute the Sales and Purchase Agreement of the property when you pay the 10% down payment.

When purchasing anything in the secondary market:

• DLD Transfer Fees, which equal 4% of the net selling price of the property.
• AED 5,80 in administrative fees and AED 4,200 for the DLD trustee fee (approximate rates)
• Real Estate Brokerage Agency Fees: 2% of the net selling price of the property plus 5% VAT
• The Conveyancing Fee that the Brokerage charges

In addition to the 5% to 10% down payment required when purchasing an off-plan property directly from a real estate developer, you need budget for the following costs:

• AED 5,80 in administrative charges and AED 4,200 in DLD trustee fees; these are approximate amounts. • DLD land registration charges totaling 4% of the property’s net selling price.

Providing clients with up-to-date, reliable information that aligns with industry advancements is our top priority. We offer the following superior services:

• The greatest offers available, customized to meet a client’s needs

• Provide property agreements with flexible payment plans; • Assign clients to the top brokers in the market, fully armed with the necessary tools and skills;

• Free post-purchase servicing for a customer’s acquired asset.

With the help of our competent real estate agents, who are authorities on Dubai’s real estate market, clients won’t have any trouble discovering the house of their dreams. When clients have questions about a possible investment property or second home they are thinking about buying, we always make sure to provide them straight answers.