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ROI varies depending on the project and area, typically anywhere between 6%–10% annually in Dubai. If you’re abroad, you can appoint a property management company to handle tenants, maintenance, and rent collection on your behalf.
Dubai’s market is cyclical, but unlike the past, stronger regulations, transparency, and global demand have made it more stable. Prices may fluctuate, but long-term fundamentals, population growth, tourism, and foreign investment, continue to push demand.
Google gives you general information, not verified deals. Our network is curated, off-market, and community-driven. We cut through noise and provide real opportunities that don’t show up on public listings.
Yes, several banks offer mortgages for non-residents, usually requiring a minimum down payment of 20–25%. You can also open a non-resident account with most UAE banks to manage your property income.
Entry points vary. With some off-plan projects, you can start from AED 500,000–700,000 with flexible payment plans. Luxury and high-demand areas may require more, but there are options across different budgets.
Our community has grown to 410+ verified members, and it continues to expand every month. We focus on quality, not just numbers, ensuring only serious investors are part of the network.
Brokers push their listings. We filter opportunities from multiple sources and share only the best ones with transparent numbers. Plus, you’re joining a community of investors who share knowledge and insights, not just a sales pipeline.
Most developers in Dubai offer post-handover payment plans, with installments spread over 3–5 years. Typical structures include 60/40, 70/30, or flexible monthly installments depending on the project.
We are backed by experienced real estate professionals and investors. Revenue comes from referral partnerships, premium memberships, and future investor services, not from flooding members with ads or irrelevant listings.
Yes, Dubai allows short-term rentals through the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM). You’ll need a permit, but many owners use Airbnb or similar platforms to maximize rental income.
Developers usually offer grace periods or allow rescheduling. In some cases, they may re-adjust the payment plan. However, missing multiple payments could risk penalties or contract cancellation, so always plan cash flow carefully.
No, you don’t need residency to buy property in Dubai. However, if you invest above certain thresholds (e.g., AED 750,000+), you may qualify for a residency visa linked to your property ownership.
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