Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Selling Property
You can contact our team directly or submit your property details through our website. One of our real estate experts will assist you with pricing, marketing, and listing your property.
To sell your property, you will need:
- A copy of your Emirates ID or passport (for identification)
- Title deed of the property
- No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer
- Proof of cleared service charges (from the property management)
The selling timeline depends on market demand, location, and property pricing. On average, it can take a few weeks to a few months to find the right buyer. Proper marketing and competitive pricing can speed up the process.
Our experts analyze market trends, recent transactions, and property conditions to provide an accurate valuation. We recommend pricing competitively to attract buyers.
Yes, the following fees may apply:
- Real estate agent commission (typically 2% of the sale price)
- Dubai Land Department (DLD) transfer fee (4% of the sale price)
- NOC fee (charged by the developer, varies by property)
- Mortgage settlement fees (if applicable)
Yes, you can sell a property under a mortgage, but the buyer will need to settle the remaining mortgage amount with the bank before completing the transaction. Our team can assist in coordinating with banks and buyers.
Once a buyer is found, both parties sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The buyer pays a deposit (usually 10%). After clearing outstanding dues and obtaining the NOC, the transfer is completed at the Dubai Land Department.
Yes, non-residents can sell property in Dubai. However, they must ensure all legal requirements are met, including having a valid title deed and clearing any outstanding fees.
We use a combination of:
- Professional photography and videography
- Premium online listings on top real estate platforms
- Social media and digital marketing campaigns
- Direct outreach to our network of buyers and investors
Simply contact us through our website, email, or phone. Our team will guide you through the listing, marketing, and sale process to ensure a smooth transaction.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – Renting Property
You can browse our listings on our website or contact our team to find a suitable rental property. Once you choose a property, we assist with viewings, negotiations, and lease agreements.
To rent a property, you typically need:
- A copy of your Emirates ID (for residents) or passport (for non-residents)
- A valid residence visa (for long-term rentals)
- Recent salary certificate or proof of income
- Security deposit (usually one month’s rent)
Most landlords require rent payments through post-dated cheques. The number of cheques varies, usually ranging from 1 to 12 installments per year. Some properties may also have service charges or maintenance fees.
The landlord is generally responsible for major maintenance and structural repairs, while tenants handle minor repairs and day-to-day upkeep. The lease agreement will specify responsibilities.
Early lease termination depends on the contract terms. Most rental agreements require advance notice (usually 60-90 days) and may involve a penalty fee. It’s best to check your lease agreement before making a decision.