Frequently Asked Questions

Dubai • Abu Dhabi • Sharjah • Ajman

Question about selling

To sell your property, contact our team, and we will assist you with property evaluation, marketing, and connecting with potential buyers.

You will need:

  • Title Deed
  • Emirates ID or Passport
  • No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the developer
  • Sales agreement

The selling process varies, but on average, it takes 4 to 8 weeks, depending on market demand and pricing.

Sellers usually pay:

  • 4% Dubai Land Department (DLD) fee
  • Agent commission (2% of property price)
  • NOC charges (varies by developer)

Yes, many developers allow off-plan property resales, but you must meet specific payment milestones.

Question about renting

Contact us with your property details, and we will market it, find suitable tenants, and handle the leasing process.

 

The standard lease term is 1 year, but short-term rentals are also available with special permits.

For tenants:

  • Emirates ID
  • Passport and Visa copy
  • Security deposit
    For landlords:
  • Title Deed
  • Emirates ID

Security deposits are typically 5% for unfurnished and 10% for furnished properties.

Landlords handle major repairs, while tenants are responsible for minor maintenance unless specified in the contract.

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