Frequently Asked Questions About Real Estate
Yes, foreigners can buy property in designated investment zones such as Al Reem Island, Saadiyat Island, Yas Island, and Al Raha Beach. These areas offer freehold ownership for expatriates.
Investing in Abu Dhabi real estate offers high rental yields, a tax-free environment, long-term residency options through property ownership, and a stable economy with strong growth potential.
The process includes selecting a property, signing a Sales Agreement, paying the deposit (typically 10%), obtaining necessary approvals, and completing the transfer at the Abu Dhabi Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT).
Buyers typically pay a 2% transfer fee, agency commission (2%–3%), and registration fees. If buying with a mortgage, there may be additional bank processing and valuation fees.
Freehold properties give full ownership rights to the buyer, while leasehold properties provide ownership for a fixed period (eg 99 years), after which ownership reverts to the original owner.
Yes, purchasing a property worth at least AED 2 million can make you eligible for a UAE Golden Visa, offering long-term residency for up to 10 years.
Consider the property’s location, market trends, developer reputation, potential rental yield, service charges, and legal requirements before making a purchase.
No, property owners can sell at any time. However, if there is an existing mortgage, the outstanding amount must be settled before transferring ownership to the buyer.
You can contact us via phone, email, or visit our office to discuss your property details. Our team will handle marketing, viewings, and negotiations to secure the best deal for you.
