United Arab Emirates

Foreign property buyers may qualify for a UAE Golden Visa with one or several properties worth at least AED 2 million in total. Eligible off-plan units and mortgage-financed homes may also count. The purchase price alone does not establish eligibility. Authorities consider registered ownership, recognised property value and, where relevant, payments already...
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Transport accessibility is an important factor when buying property in Dubai. The Metro and Tram networks connect residential locations with business districts and airports, while other areas rely primarily on major roads. Planned infrastructure projects are also expanding transport options across the city. The best location depends on the buyer's daily comm...
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The Short Answer Yes, 2026 can be a good time to buy property in Dubai, but only if the property, price, location, and purchase goal fit together. The market remains active: according to Dubai Land Department, Q1 2026 recorded 60,303 real estate transactions worth AED 252 billion. Yet the buying environment has changed after several years of rapid price grow...
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Understanding Off-Plan Property in Dubai Off-plan property in Dubai means buying a home before it is completed – at the design stage or during construction. Ownership is transferred after the project is finished and registered. The purchase is formalised through a developer contract, and payments are linked to the project escrow account. In Dubai, off-plan i...
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Understanding Dubai: Culture and Lifestyle Culturally, Dubai is often described as a meeting point between East and West, but this description is misleading. In practice, the city operates as a managed international platform. The state defines the regulatory environment, the private sector delivers services within those limits, and residents function inside...
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