MAKE DUBAI
YOUR HOME

REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS

Growth Potential: Dubai’s real estate market has shown resilience and recovery, particularly post-pandemic.
Population Growth: A steady influx of expatriates and tourists drives demand for residential and commercial properties.

Residential: Apartments, villas, and townhouses in areas like Dubai Marina, Downtown Dubai, and Palm Jumeirah.
Commercial: Office spaces, retail shops, and warehouses, especially in business hubs like Dubai Internet City and DIFC.
Luxury: High-end properties often attract foreign investors looking for vacation homes or rental income.

Tax Advantages: No property tax and no income tax on rental income. Rules can change
High Rental Yields: Dubai often offers higher rental yields compared to other global cities.
Residency Options: Certain investments can qualify for long-term residency visas.
Regulations
Freehold vs. Leasehold: Foreigners can buy freehold property in designated areas.RERA: The Real Estate Regulatory Agency oversees property transactions, ensuring transparency.

Sustainability: Growing interest in eco-friendly and sustainable developments.
Off-Plan Investments: Buying off-plan can yield significant returns if the project appreciates by completion.

Market Volatility: Like any market, Dubai’s real estate can be subject to fluctuations.
Regulatory Changes: Be aware of changes in laws and regulations that may impact property ownership.