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The process of buying property in Dubai begins with selecting the right area that suits your lifestyle and investment goals. Working with a trusted real estate agent like haus & haus ensures you find suitable options and navigate the process smoothly. Once you’ve chosen a property, you'll sign a Memorandum of Understanding, pay a deposit and complete the transfer of ownership through the Dubai Land Department.

Yes, foreigners can purchase freehold property in Dubai within designated zones. Popular areas include Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, Palm Jumeirah and Jumeirah Village Circle. These communities offer a range of options for both end-users and investors.

Property buyers in Dubai may be eligible for a residency visa depending on the value of their investment. Currently, a visa can be granted for properties valued at AED 750,000 or more, with longer-term visas available for higher investments. The haus & haus team can provide guidance on the latest visa rules and requirements. 

Foreign nationals can purchase freehold property in several well-established and emerging areas, including:

• Dubai Marina
• Downtown Dubai
• Palm Jumeirah
• Arabian Ranches
• Jumeirah Lake Towers
• Dubai Hills Estate.
   

Yes, expats can buy property in Dubai’s freehold areas. It’s a popular long term investment option due to the emirate’s strong infrastructure, safety and tax-free returns. With the right guidance, buying as an expat is a straightforward process.

Dubai’s property market continues to show steady growth, with high rental yields and demand for quality homes across both established and up-and-coming communities. For investors and lifestyle buyers alike, current market conditions present a promising opportunity. 

Dubai offers no property tax, a high standard of living, world-class amenities and year-round sunshine. Its global connectivity and investor-friendly regulations make it one of the most attractive real estate markets in the world.

To purchase property in Dubai, you’ll need:

• A valid passport
• Proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval (optional but recommended)
• A signed agreement and 10% deposit
• Completion of ownership transfer at the Dubai Land Department

The haus & haus team is here to support you through every step, including paperwork and due diligence.