Properties for sale in Dubai Our selection of properties

Yes. Non-residents can obtain a mortgage in Dubai through local and international banks. Financing is often available up to a percentage of the property value, and in many cases mortgage payments only start at handover, which improves cash flow.

Off-plan properties are purchased directly from developers during construction and usually offer lower entry prices and flexible payment plans. Ready-to-move-in properties are completed homes that can be used or rented out immediately, providing instant rental income and more certainty.

Dubai is known for attractive rental yields compared to other global cities. Depending on location and property type, investors often achieve strong annual returns, supported by high rental demand and long-term price appreciation.

After purchasing a property, professional property management companies can handle everything from tenant placement and rent collection to maintenance and inspections. This makes investing in Dubai fully hands-off, even if you live abroad.

When purchasing property in Dubai, the main additional cost is the Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee of 4%, which is by far the largest expense and is calculated over the purchase price. Other costs include administrative registration fees, and in the case of resale properties, a brokerage fee of around 2%.

For off-plan purchases, costs are often lower, as brokerage fees are usually not applicable. Overall, total additional costs are transparent, clearly regulated and relatively low compared to many other international real estate markets.

Dubai offers a highly tax-friendly environment. There is no income tax on rental income and no capital gains tax on property value increases. This makes Dubai particularly attractive for investors focused on net returns and long-term growth.