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Can I buy property remotely from outside the UAE?
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Yes, many investors buy remotely with online transactions, virtual tours, and POA (Power of Attorney).

Who regulates Dubai’s real estate market?
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🏢 Dubai Land Department (DLD) – Regulates property transactions.
🏢 Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) – Protects buyers & investors.

How long does the buying process take?
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  • Cash buyers: 2-4 weeks.
  • Mortgage buyers: 4-8 weeks, depending on loan approval.

Are there property taxes in Dubai?
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No property tax, capital gains tax, or inheritance tax in Dubai!
However, there are one-time transaction fees (DLD fee: 4%) and annual service charges.

How much rental income can I earn in Dubai?
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Dubai offers some of the highest rental yields in the world:

  • Apartments: 6-8% annual yield.
  • Villas/Townhouses: 4-6% annual yield.
  • Prime Areas (Dubai Marina, Downtown, Palm Jumeirah) yield strong ROI due to high demand.

Can foreigners buy property in Dubai?
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Yes, foreigners can buy freehold properties in designated areas such as Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Village Circle, and Business Bay.

What is freehold vs leasehold property in Dubai?
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Freehold: The owner has full ownership of the property and the land indefinitely.

Leasehold: The property is leased for 99 years or less, and the land remains under the developer’s ownership.

What is the minimum investment required for a Dubai property?
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For off-plan properties, starting prices can be around AED 500,000 ($136,000)

For resale properties, prices depend on location and type, but decent apartments start from AED 700,000 ($190,000)

Can I get a residency visa if I buy property in Dubai?
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Yes, property investors can get a residency visa:

  • 2-Year Visa – Minimum investment: AED 750,000 (~$205,000).
  • 10-Year Golden Visa – Minimum investment: AED 2 million (~$545,000).
  • Must be freehold property and not under a mortgage exceeding 50%.

Is buying off-plan property in Dubai safe?
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Yes, but choose reputable developers like Emaar, Nakheel, DAMAC, and Sobha.

  • Dubai’s Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) ensures developers must:
    • Deposit escrow funds to protect investors.
    • Complete at least 30% of the project before selling.
    • Provide compensation for delays or cancellations.

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