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Dubai’s real estate is a great way to earn good income, but buying property needs a lot of money upfront. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) help you invest in property without buying a whole building or apartment.

REITs are companies that own and manage real estate.

In the United Arab Emirates’ real estate market, especially in Dubai, two essential documents often come into play when purchasing property: Oqood and the Title Deed. Both serve crucial yet distinct roles in the property ownership lifecycle. Understanding the differences between them.

Property ownership for expats in the UAE is divided into 2 types – freehold and leasehold:
Leasehold ownership: If you buy a property on a leasehold basis, you will get property rights for a fixed term, which is a maximum of 99 years.Freehold ownership: Those who buy property on a freehold basis enjoy absolute ownership of the property and the land it’s built on.

Thinking about launching your business in one of Dubai’s prime locations? Whether you’re eyeing a tax-free zone or a bustling mixed-use district, the city offers plenty of exciting opportunities.

But before making a move, it’s important to weigh key factors like budget, space, accessibility, and nearby amenities. To help you make a smart decision, here’s a look at some of the best areas to buy commercial property in Dubai.

Dubai’s real estate market is one of the most attractive in the world. Whether you’re buying, selling, or renting, it’s important to know the documents you’ll need. Here’s a simple guide for you.

Dubai’s Golden Visa program has become a powerful instrument for global investors seeking long-term residency in one of the world’s fastest-growing cities. Among the various pathways to obtain this coveted visa, property investment remains one of the most accessible and rewarding options..

Dubai Land Department (DLD) is the driving force behind the scenes that ensures everything runs seamlessly. This guide will simplify the DLD’s intricate role in Dubai’s real estate industry.
Whether you’re a seasoned investor, a curious tenant, or a newcomer… …

In the United Arab Emirates’ real estate market, especially in Dubai, two essential documents often come into play when purchasing property: Oqood and the Title Deed. Both serve crucial yet distinct roles in the property ownership lifecycle. Understanding the differences between them.

Both Private-sector and public sector workers in the UAE will enjoy a long weekend in celebration of Eid Al Adha next week. Employees will be granted leave from Thursday to Sunday, June 5 to 8, with work resuming on Monday, June 9. The public holiday, announced by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, corresponds with the break given to public sector employees.

An individual holding a valid residence visa may rent a property and share the space; however, the laws regulating the relationship between landlords and tenants will apply.  In Dubai, sharing a rented apartment without obtaining the landlord’s approval is illegal. This is in accordance with Article 24

Investing in Dubai real estate offers lucrative opportunities, but one key decision investors face is whether to buy off-plan or ready properties. Each option has its own advantages and considerations, depending on your investment goals. This guide explores the pros and cons of both, helping you make an informed choice

Have you ever felt priced out of Dubai’s thriving real estate market? Many expats and investors face this barrier. But there is a way in. One that doesn’t require millions or a lifetime of savings. Fractional property in Dubai changes the entry point. And it’s not just affordable, it’s smart. You’re not just buying time, you’re buying equity.

A Sales & Purchase Agreement (SPA) is an essential legal contract binding the buyer and seller in Dubai’s real estate market. Whether purchasing a secondary market property or an off-plan apartment, the SPA protects the rights of both sides and lays out all key terms.