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Investments in new buildings in the UAE
Transparent ownership, liquid areas, and proven strategies for foreign investors
Average rental yield (ROI)
7 - 9 % per annum
Increase in cost (for new properties/off-plan period)
15 - 30 % per year
Payback
8 - 13 years
Investor visa (2-5 years)
when purchasing from AED 750 000
Golden Visa (10 years)
Investments from AED 2 m. (completed and off-plan projects)
Property and income tax
0 %
Why do investors choose the UAE?
Invest in sought-after UAE real estate—stable returns and transparent transactions for your capital
- Maximum
profitabilityInvesting in apartments and villas in popular areas provides stable rental income and rapidly increases in value. - Clean and safe transactionsA transparent purchase process, minimal taxes, and support from reliable developers make investing simple and safe.
- Freedom
for investorsForeigners can easily purchase real estate, obtain a mortgage, and manage their properties, with professional agencies assisting at every stage. - Infrastructure
and long-term growthDeveloped areas with transport accessibility, schools and recreation areas provide high liquidity and capital growth prospects.
Invest in UAE real estate and earn high income, long-term capital growth, and residency for you and your family in a country with the best living conditions and the safest economy in the world.
UAE Market - Key Investment Trends
Analytics and key market indicators
Demand Dynamics
Off-plan Dominance and Growing Global Demand
Off-plan Dominance and Growing Global Demand
Off-plan development maintains a leading share of transactions in the UAE, thanks to international investors, relocators, and private equity.
The market is shifting toward projects with a concept, branding, and well-thought-out operation. This increases liquidity and reduces risks over a 3-7-year horizon.
The market is shifting toward projects with a concept, branding, and well-thought-out operation. This increases liquidity and reduces risks over a 3-7-year horizon.
Development Evolution
Premium Development, Branding, and Sustainable Standards
Premium Development, Branding, and Sustainable Standards
The market is reaching a new level of quality: the number of projects featuring unique architecture, ESG solutions, smart engineering, and 5-star service is growing.
Brand residences are becoming the standard, generating predictable capitalization and stable demand after completion.
Brand residences are becoming the standard, generating predictable capitalization and stable demand after completion.
Fundamental Drivers
Infrastructure, land shortages, and capital inflows
Infrastructure, land shortages, and capital inflows
The development of metro systems, roads, airports, and new urban clusters is enhancing the attractiveness of key locations.
Land scarcity in Marina, Downtown, Palm Jumeirah, and Business Bay is driving steady price growth.
An additional driver is the steady influx of international capital and high-income investors.
Land scarcity in Marina, Downtown, Palm Jumeirah, and Business Bay is driving steady price growth.
An additional driver is the steady influx of international capital and high-income investors.
Popular areas of Dubai
In Dubai, each district has its own investment logic. We'll help you choose the property that offers the highest returns and reliability, tailored specifically to your goals.
Investment Features
The UAE market is attractive for its stability and transparency, and knowledge of its specifics helps investors act with confidence.
- Currency
fluctuationsSettlements are conducted in dirhams (AED), whose exchange rate is pegged to the US dollar. This reduces the risk of volatility, but requires careful consideration of international settlements. - Differences in regulation between the emiratesEach emirate has its own rules for investment and property registration. For example, in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, foreigners can own property in freehold zones, while other emirates may have restrictions.
- Off-plan project implementation deadlinesAlthough most UAE developers demonstrate a high level of reliability, delays in project delivery still occur. It's best to choose companies with a good reputation and a transparent history.
- Maintenance
costsOwners should consider the annual maintenance costs of the complex (service charge), which may vary depending on the class and location of the project. - Risk of overheating of individual segmentsIn prime locations such as Palm Jumeirah or Downtown Dubai, price growth can be faster. For long-term investments, it's important to choose areas with stable demand and infrastructure.
- Legal and tax aspectsThe UAE maintains zero tax on personal income and rent, but the introduction of corporate tax from 2023 requires that ownership be taken into account when investing on behalf of companies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. In most emirates, foreign investors can purchase real estate in freehold zones. The most developed system is in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
The average yield on residential properties ranges from 6 to 10% per annum, depending on the area and project class. Rates can be higher in tourist and business zones.
There is no personal income tax or rental tax in the UAE. Only a registration fee upon purchase and annual service charges are payable.
Most developers operate under strict supervision by the Dubai Land Department and RERA. Investor funds are held in escrow accounts, reducing the risk of delays and unfinished construction.
Yes. Purchasing a property worth AED 1,000,000 or more entitles you to a Golden Visa valid for up to 10 years. The residence permit also applies to family members.
Dubai leads the way with high liquidity and ROI, followed by Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah, where prices are still lower but growth potential is above average.
Off-plan projects in prime areas and villas with developed infrastructure are showing the greatest growth. The average growth for such properties is approximately 10–15% per annum, while standard apartments are growing more moderately, at approximately 5–8%.
Liquidity varies greatly depending on the area and property class. In Dubai, apartments in popular areas are easy to rent or resell, while in Ajman and Ras Al Khaimah, transactions take longer.
Foreigners can obtain mortgages for real estate purchases through local banks. A down payment of 20–25% is typically required, and banks verify credit history and income, making investment accessible without full upfront payment.
Apartments in popular areas such as Dubai Marina, Downtown, and Palm Jumeirah sell the fastest. Investors are looking for liquidity to quickly exit their investments if needed.
Yes, most developers and builders offer property management services. This reduces the risk of downtime and ensures stable rental income, especially for short-term tourism projects.
Legal entities can only purchase real estate in designated freehold zones and in compliance with company registration regulations. This is often used to optimize management and tax planning.
Investors should check the project's status (freehold/leasehold), construction permits, and the developer's registration with RERA. Such checks minimize legal risks and protect investments.
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