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Define Your Budget and Goals
Determine your budget and the purpose of the property—whether it’s for personal use, investment, or rental income. -
Research and Choose a Real Estate Firm
Select a reputable real estate firm with a strong track record and expertise in the Dubai market. Check their reviews, portfolio, and RERA registration. -
Explore Property Options
Discuss your preferences with your real estate agent, including location, type of property, and features. The agent will present options that match your needs. -
Visit Properties
Arrange property viewings to inspect the locations and ensure they meet your expectations. -
Review Legal Requirements
Understand the legalities of property purchase in Dubai. Ensure you have a valid passport and check if you need an NOC (No Objection Certificate) from your sponsor if you’re on a visa. -
Reserve the Property
Once you’ve chosen a property, pay the reservation fee to secure it. Ensure you receive a receipt and a reservation agreement. -
Sign the Sales Agreement
Review and sign the Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) provided by the seller. Ensure all terms are clear, including payment schedules. -
Make Payments
Follow the agreed-upon payment plan, which may include an upfront deposit and installments. -
Transfer Ownership
Visit the Dubai Land Department (DLD) with your agent to complete the ownership transfer. Pay the transfer fees and obtain your title deed. -
Handover and Final Payments
Once all payments are made, take possession of your property. Your agent will guide you through the handover process.
By partnering with a trusted real estate firm, you ensure a smooth and transparent process for buying property in Dubai.