Set a budget for your new home and consider all the associated charges, such as a 2% agency commission fee and a 4% transfer fee payable to the Dubai Land Department.

Check your eligibility with a mortgage advisor if you want to finance your property through a bank. The advisor can also recommend suitable mortgage products and provide pre-approval so you can secure your offer more quickly.

Homebuyers are spoiled for choices in Dubai, and it’s no secret that a great location is essential for protecting the value of your home. Our comprehensive area guides are an excellent place to start your research, or contact our Sales Specialists for a personalised discussion to help you determine the best location for your lifestyle needs.

Decide what type of features or facilities matter to you the most (e.g., number of bedrooms, concierge service), so you can streamline your online search and property viewings.

A licensed and qualified real estate broker in Dubai can represent you in negotiating contracts and handling transactions effectively. Contact one of our RERA qualified property brokers to secure your dream home.

Once you have found your dream property, put in an offer through your broker, who will do their best to secure the offer agreed with the seller.

If your offer is accepted, you will enter into a legally binding agreement with the seller called Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) which outlines all the details and terms of the purchase.

Thoroughly review the Sales Agreement and make sure you understand and agree with all the terms and conditions of this legally binding document.

Your broker will apply for the No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer to ensure the property has been fully paid for and is free from any outstanding charges or maintenance fees. This can take up to seven working days.

Visit the Dubai Land Department to complete the transfer of property ownership to your name, officially register the sale, and obtain your new Title Deed. You are also responsible for paying a transfer fee (4% of the purchase price) and an administration fee not in excess of AED 4,000.