Buying guide Property in Dubai

How to Buy a Property in Dubai

Include DLD transfer fee (4%), agency fee (2%), and down payment requirements (25% for expats). Always budget for service charges and mortgage costs.

Getting pre-approved confirms your budget and strengthens your position. Valid for 60 days with most UAE banks.

Work with a RERA-licensed agent such as Aylar Properties to access verified listings, off-plan projects, and expert guidance.

Visit multiple communities to compare layouts, amenities, and lifestyle. Consider both ready and off-plan options.

Offers typically require a 10% deposit cheque plus passport/Emirates ID copies. A written offer boosts acceptance chances.

The MOU (Form F) outlines price and terms, signed at the Registration Trustee Office with both parties present.

Covers final mortgage approval, valuation, and preparation of transfer documents.

The developer issues the NOC once all outstanding service charges are cleared. Required before transfer.

Done at the DLD Trustee Office. Buyer pays balance, seller hands over title deed.