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A mature market, favourable taxation, and one of the richest off-plan portfolios in the world.
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Projects in Dubai
View all 1014 residences →Arada | DIFC
Akala Hotel & Residences
From 3,799,000 AED
Handover: October 2029
Aqaar | Al Rumailah 2
Mawjan Residence
From 583,880 AED
Handover: July 2029
Arabian Gulf Properties | Dubailand Residence Complex
The Corner
From 636,918 AED
Handover: June 2027
BNW Developments | Al Marjan Island
Aqua Arc
From 8,558,998 AED
Handover: September 2027
AYS Developers | Dubai Islands
TIVANNO
From 2,583,671 AED
Handover: January 2028
New launchAMIS Properties | MBR District 11
Fleurs De Jardin
From 26,000,000 AED
Handover: September 2028
Arada | Downtown Dubai
Inaura Hotel & Branded Residences Downtown Dubai
From 3,625,000 AED
Handover: June 2030
Emirates Properties | Al Rumailah 3
Amwaj Tower
From 1,018,759 AED
Handover: June 2029
Why invest in Dubai?
Dubai has established itself as one of the most dynamic real estate investment destinations in the world. With no tax on rental income, gross yields that often exceed 6–8%, and payment plans spread over several years, the emirate attracts an international clientele looking to diversify its wealth.
Attractive taxation
No tax on rental income or capital gains for non-resident individuals.
High rental yields
Average gross yields of 6–8% depending on the neighbourhood — higher than most major Western cities.
Staged payment plans
Flexible payment plans during construction, often with 40–60% due after handover.
Resident visa
Depending on the thresholds in force, a real estate investment can qualify for a renewable resident visa.
Regulated market
Buyer funds are protected through RERA-regulated escrow accounts.
International hub
A central location, recognised safety, and a diversified economy that sustain rental demand.
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Taxation and legal framework in Dubai
The UAE levies no personal income tax, which includes rental income earned on a property held in Dubai. Resale is also exempt from capital gains tax for individuals. The legal framework for off-plan purchases is overseen by the Dubai Land Department (DLD) and RERA, with mandatory escrow accounts protecting funds paid by buyers during construction.
Financing and staged payments
Most new developments offer staged payment plans, with an initial payment on booking followed by instalments tied to construction progress. A growing number of developers also offer post-handover plans, allowing part of the price to be paid after key handover — easing the initial cash requirement.
What's in the guide
- ✓Which neighbourhoods to prioritise for your budget and goals
- ✓How post-handover payment plans work
- ✓Steps to obtain an investment-linked resident visa
- ✓The off-plan purchase process, step by step
- ✓Pitfalls to avoid with developers or sub-sale purchases
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