Yes, Dubai has no property tax or capital gains tax, which means more returns on your investment.

Dubai has a strong legal framework and strict regulations to protect property buyers and ensure transparency in transactions.

Rental yields in Dubai are among the highest globally, ranging from 8% to 15% annually, depending on the property and location.

Yes, foreigners can buy freehold properties in designated areas, giving them full ownership rights.

Dubai offers luxury properties at more competitive prices compared to cities like London, New York, or Hong Kong.

Yes, purchasing a property worth AED 2Million or more can qualify you for a 10 years multiple entry golden visa under certain conditions.

Government initiatives, continuous development, and a strong legal system contribute to a stable and growing real estate market.

Off-plan properties often come with flexible payment plans, lower initial costs, and the potential for higher capital appreciation & on investment of 2M you can get golden visa.

Yes, Dubai offers a variety of mortgage options for residents and non-residents with competitive interest rates - for non residence they are eligible for 50% mortgage on handover.

If you’re buying an off plan property on payment of 24%, you are eligible for golden visa. If buying a ready property, you need to pay 50% down payment & 50% mortgage to be eligible for golden visa subject to government approvals.

Depending on the property type & Location, your capital gain could be anywhere between 10% to 15% per year. Townhouses & Villas 15% Capital gain per year during construction, depending on location. For apartments, 10-15% depending on property & location.

Yes, you can do provided the company is registered in the UAE with a valid trade license.