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More than 100,000 new residents a year in Dubai. Housing demand grows with it.
Politically stable, full ownership rights for foreigners in the freehold areas, very low crime rate.
No income tax, no capital gains tax, no property tax and no inheritance tax on privately held property in the UAE.
Dubai's real estate market in 2025 presents exciting opportunities, supported by strong economic policies, investor-friendly regulations and a vision for growth.
Forbes, "Dubai Real Estate Market Forecast For 2025"
Residential values in Dubai jumped 69.8 % between November 2020 and December 2024.
Bloomberg, citing Knight Frank
Damac revenue for the six months to June 2024 hit $1.4bn, more than double the same period the previous year.
Financial Times
Dubai Islands
Living directly on Dubai's emerging waterfront promenade. Apartments, duplex suites and penthouses, minutes from the central hotspots and still on the water.
Al Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah
Four towers with views of sea and mountains, in earthy tones and flowing shapes. Private beach, several infinity pools, wellness, padel courts and clubhouses.
Hayat Island, Mina Al Arab
84 apartments and villas on the Arabian Gulf, developed by RAK Properties and operated by Anantara. Villas with private pool and boat dock, two million square metres of mangroves as the neighbourhood.
A property still in the planning or construction phase. You buy at a price fixed today and pay according to construction progress. The main risk is the completion date; it is secured through an escrow account that only pays out against verified progress.
In Dubai around 4 % Dubai Land Department fee, in Ras Al Khaimah 4 % at the RAK Land Department. Resale properties add a 2 % agency commission; buying off-plan directly from the developer, there is none. Plus registration and admin fees between AED 1,000 and 5,000. There is no annual property tax in the UAE.
For Ras Al Khaimah we observe 5 to 8 % on long-term letting and 9 to 12 % on short-term letting from completed transactions, gross and before costs. These are market ranges, not a promise. What a specific unit carries, we calculate with your numbers.
Yes. In the designated freehold areas non-Emiratis acquire full ownership, without a local partner and without a time limit. Registration happens at the Land Department of the respective emirate.
A property purchase from AED 2 million can qualify for the ten-year Golden Visa. The authority of the respective emirate decides, requirements change occasionally, and with off-plan the timing matters.
Usually from around €150,000 in equity. Below that the selection thins out and the cost ratio becomes unpleasant.
Without travelling: reservation, purchase contract and payments run digitally or by bank transfer, and a power of attorney is possible. A UAE bank account is not required to buy, but it is practical for later rental handling.
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Yield ranges are market observations from completed transactions, gross and before costs — not a promise and not investment advice. Project images are developer visualisations for illustration. Sizes and prices are subject to change.
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