Frequently asked Questions

Yes, foreigners can buy property in Dubai in designated areas known as freehold areas.
Costs include the property price, agent fees, DLD fee, registration fees, and service charges for maintenance, among others.
Costs include rent, security deposit (usually equivalent to one month’s rent), agent fees (typically 5% of the annual rent), and Ejari registration fees.
DLD stands the Dubai Land Department. It is a government agency that provides necessary legislation, organisation, and services for any real estate transactions in Dubai.
In Dubai, EJARI is an online registration system initiated by the Real Estate Regulatory Agency that requires all rental or lease contracts in Dubai to be recorded at this portal.
Benefits include high rental yields, potential for capital appreciation, tax-free income, and a stable legal framework for property ownership.

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