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26 July 2021

The expat property guide to buying real estate in the UAE

Many people choose to leave their home country and move to the UAE in search of ample opportunities to live, work and play. Expatriates make up 88% of the population in the UAE with many living in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, creating a blended and diverse community across the emirates. For expats, purchasing property is a fantastic alternative to renting, […]
12 July 2021

Buying real estate: consider these FAQs

Whether you are an overseas resident investing in property in the UAE or an expatriate buying real estate for the first time, investing in a residential home can be a daunting task. It is important to understand the local laws and regulations concerning the property and wider real estate industry so that you know what to expect from the transaction, […]
28 June 2021

Is now a good time to buy property in Dubai?

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on all of us, with many people turning uncertain about making their next move. Despite this uncertainty, there has never been a better time to start investing in Dubai. With property prices declining in recent years across the UAE, there are plenty of opportunities to buy property in Dubai at a cheap price. […]
13 April 2021

How Valuable are Home Survey Reports?

A growing trend Real estate forms the most important component of most individual asset portfolios. In Dubai the value of residential real estate alone is equivalent to half the entire Stock Market capitalisation.[1][2] It is therefore unsurprising that a growing number of purchasers are now choosing RICS Home Surveys in order to gain assurance over their new investment. The scheme […]
11 December 2019

Mortgage Repayment Penalties: Reasonable Charge or Restriction on Competition?

What just happened? The UAE Central Bank reduced the 3% early settlement fee (‘exit’) for mortgages introduced in June last year to 1%, or Dh10,000, whichever is lower.[1] Market participants generally reacted favourably to the announcement, noting that in principle at least, borrowers must always weigh up the benefits of lower interest rates against the up-front cost of the exit […]

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