Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions about buying real estate in Dubai.
Yes, foreigners can buy freehold properties in designated areas in Dubai with full ownership rights.
You need to invest a minimum of AED 2 million in property to qualify for the UAE Golden Visa.
Off-plan properties offer lower entry prices, flexible payment plans, and high ROI potential upon completion.
Depending on location and property type, rental yields in Dubai can range from 6% to 12% annually.
Dubai offers zero income tax on rental income and capital gains for property investors.
Our expert team can help you compare ROI, payment flexibility, and investment timelines to choose what suits your goals.
Top-performing areas include Business Bay, Dubai Marina, JVC, Downtown Dubai, and select waterfront communities.
Developers often offer 0% interest plans spread across 2 to 5 years, with initial down payments as low as 10–20%.
You’ll need a valid passport and a signed sale and purchase agreement. No residency visa is required to buy.
Yes, non-residents can get property financing through UAE banks, typically up to 50% of the property value.
Expect to pay around 4–7% of the property value in agency, registration, and developer fees.
Avarten Real Estate, a leading real estate agency in Dubai, handles resale through expert marketing, accurate valuation, and connecting you to ready buyers.
We offer complete virtual services, from video tours to digital contracts, for overseas investors.
A ready property transaction can be completed in 1 to 2 weeks, while off-plan purchases follow the developer’s schedule.
We are a RERA-licensed, luxury-focused real estate agency, offering expert insight, curated listings, and end-to-end guidance.