FAQs about gazumping
To be gazumped means another buyer places a higher offer on a property after your offer has been verbally accepted but before any contracts are signed, resulting in the seller accepting the new, higher offer instead.
There are no specific anti-gazumping laws in the UAE, so while the practice is often viewed as unethical, it exists in a legal grey area. However, regulation and contractual protections may evolve as the market matures.
Get in touch with the haus & haus team
Concerned about gazumping or want to learn how to protect yourself in Dubai’s competitive property market? Our experienced team is here to provide clear advice and support throughout your property journey.
Contact the haus & haus team for more information on how to safeguard your transaction.