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Everything You Need to Know—Upfront
At Broker in Dubai, most of the properties we represent start with a minimum of $300 - 400,000. This typically covers a one-bedroom apartment in a reputable area or an early-stage off-plan investment. Luxury villas and penthouses may start from 1 million USD and above.
Yes. Dubai allows full foreign ownership in designated freehold areas such as Palm Jumeirah, Downtown Dubai, Dubai Marina, and Dubai Hills. Buyers receive a title deed registered under their own name through the Dubai Land Department (DLD).
Beyond the purchase price, expect at least 4 - 8 percent in additional costs. These include the Dubai Land Department registration fee (4 %), trustee and conveyancing fees, and agency commission. We provide full cost transparency before you commit.
We work with licensed currency-exchange and crypto partners who facilitate secure conversions into AED. You can purchase property through regulated channels while meeting all UAE compliance requirements.
Our agents start by identifying your investment goals: capital appreciation, rental yield, or lifestyle. For example, Palm Jumeirah and Downtown Dubai attract luxury buyers seeking prestige and value retention, while Dubai Hills and Creek Harbour appeal to long-term investors. We guide you to the best fit based on data and local insight.
Yes, foreigners can obtain mortgages in Dubai, though eligibility depends on factors like income, residency status, and credit history. Most banks require a minimum income and may finance up to 80% of the property value. We can help you connect with local banks and financing options tailored to expats and foreign investors.