Dubai offers world-class infrastructure, zero property tax, and high rental yields, often between 6 – 9% annually. Its investor-friendly regulations and growing tourism make it a global hub for both residential and commercial property investment.

Yes. Non-residents can purchase property in designated freehold areas such as Downtown Dubai, Business Bay, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Marina. Buyers receive 100% ownership rights with full control over sale, lease, or inheritance.

Besides the property price, investors should budget for 4% DLD registration fee, 2% agent commission, and Oqood or service charges depending on the property type. Developers may also offer flexible payment plans for off-plan units.

Off-plan properties are under construction units purchased directly from developers. Buyers typically pay 10 – 20% upfront and the rest through milestones or post-handover plans. This allows for affordable entry and capital appreciation by completion.