FAQs: debunking Dubai property investment myths
Yes, like all foreigners, UK nationals are eligible to purchase freehold property in designated zones across Dubai. No residency is required and ownership is fully protected under UAE law.
You can start investing property from around AED 500,000 (approximately £110,000). This can vary depending on location and property type. Off Plan properties usually require 10 to 20% upfront, making them a great starting point for those who want to invest in real estate in the UAE.
Off Plan properties come with some risk, but they also offer great rewards. Dubai’s regulations help reduce this risk through developer approvals, construction linked escrow accounts and buyer protections. Working with reputable developers and real estate agents such as haus & haus adds another layer of security.
Yes, you can. Many UAE banks offer mortgages to non residents, often up to 50 to 75% of the loan to value (LTV) ratio. Eligibility depends on your income, credit history and the property in question. Our team can guide you through every step of the process.
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Don’t let myths hold you back from making a smart move when it comes to Dubai investments. At haus & haus, we’ve helped many buyers navigate the city’s market with confidence.
Contact us today to get started with your Dubai property investment journey. Whether you’re a first time investor or expanding your portfolio, our team is here to offer myth free guidance and personalised support.