Dubai offers a wide range of property types for both investors and private buyers:

• Apartments – from compact studios to luxury penthouses in high-rise towers

• Villas – spacious standalone homes, often in gated communities

• Townhouses – ideal for families, combining privacy with community living

• Commercial properties – including office spaces, retail units, and warehouses

• Off-plan properties – developments under construction or in the planning phase

When purchasing property in Dubai, buyers should expect the following additional costs:

Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee: approximately 4% of the purchase price

Agent commission: 2% of the purchase price for resale properties

No agent commission applies to off-plan properties

Registration and administrative fees: between AED 1,000 and AED 5,000, depending on the property

These are one-time costs due at the time of purchase and should be factored into your budget planning.

The average rental yield for our projects ranges between 8–10%, depending on the location and property type.

Our projects are thoroughly vetted – both financially and legally.
You invest in titled property, backed by experienced local partners.

Transparency and expertise are important to us. You’ll receive a complete overview of all additional costs and fees upfront – with no surprises.

No. Dubai does not charge any annual property tax or wealth tax on real estate holdings.

Dubai is considered economically and politically stable, offers tax advantages, and has a growing population. Nevertheless, careful market analysis is essential. We follow the 3V principle: Values, Volume, and Vision.

Generally from around €150,000 in equity.